Tearful Smith switches allegiance to Netherlands
Tatjana Smith, South Africa's most decorated Olympian, switches allegiance to the Netherlands.
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Tatjana Smith, South Africa's most decorated Olympian, switches allegiance to the Netherlands.
Read moreThe publisher of Usman Khawaja's autobiography denies his promotional tour has been cancelled but says there have been "adjustments" to the schedule.
Read moreAmerican skier Lindsey Vonn has her ninth operation after her crash during the 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina.
Read moreNorthern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill believes there are players in his squad who have the ability to become Premier League regulars.
Read moreCentre-half Ryan Porteous has taken a long journey to Los Angeles to rekindle his Scotland career, writes Kheredine Idessane.
Read moreBBC Sport charts Jarma Mohamed's surprising football journey from Premier League academies to the Somalia national team, via an app and Jersey Bulls.
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Read moreDoes England's long-time first-choice goalkeeper Jordan Pickford finally face serious competition for his place, asks chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Read moreObsessive attention to detail is helping striker to reach new heights – and a 126th international appearance on Thursday
Read moreDouble Olympic gold medallist cites 'financial and practical challenges' of swimming.
Read moreKhawaja’s book tour will still go ahead but with changes to this week’s schedule following an uncomfortable interview on the ABC’s 7.30 Report
Read moreThe interminable sandpaper scandal will drag on to the next press conference, social media post or book, until it festers into something much bigger than it needs to be There are some stories that you look back on and wonder whether we lost our collective minds. In Australia, 2018 was not a good year for banking executives, for prime ministers, for oily lord mayors and for cardinals. But the greatest betrayal of trust apparently concerned our national cricket team. There was public bawling, righteous indignation, weasel words and sanctimonious pieties. Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull, flanked
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