General Sports 24-Hour Briefing
×Winter Sports & Paralympics
Olympic champion Rhys McClenaghan is making a comeback to the pommel horse after an 18-month layoff due to injury. Meanwhile, Paralympics GB's snowboarder Nina Sparks has shared her inspirational journey from hobbyist to competitor, revealing she saw Kadeena Cox and thought "why not me?" when diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021. In Winter Paralympics action, Great Britain's wheelchair curlers lost their opener 10-7 to Estonia, while Russian sporting exile has come to an end at the Winter Paralympics.
Football Updates
England full-back Elliot Daly believes his team is "not a million miles away" from rediscovering the form that led to a 12-match winning streak. Ireland will make five changes for their Six Nations match against Wales, with Nick Timoney handed his first start. In club football, South Alabama and Coastal Carolina were involved in a brawl during the women's Sun Belt Tournament that left eight players ejected and a referee injured.
Tennis Developments
British number one Emma Raducanu wants to "bring my instincts back out" as she prepares for Indian Wells, feeling her natural playing style has been "coached out of her." Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic believes Serena Williams could make her return at Wimbledon, saying "I think she's coming back" about the American tennis star.
Formula 1 News
Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is pushing for a grand prix in Africa, stating he'll "be here until that happens" before retiring. Red Bull junior driver Fionn McLaughlin has progressed from gaming in his bedroom to Formula 1 weekends and is ready for his Formula 3 debut in Melbourne. Williams engineer Christina Sullivan shared her unlikely journey into Formula, crediting the "Drive to Survive" series for inspiring her career path.
Baseball & Cricket
The United States baseball team hopes to restore national pride at the World Baseball Classic, following the success of the country's ice hockey teams at the Winter Olympics. In cricket action, New Zealand's Cole McConchie took two wickets in two balls to remove South Africa's Quinton de Kock and Ryan Rickelton in their T20 World Cup semi-final, while Glenn Phillips fluffed a simple catch during play.
Basketball Highlights
Breanna Stewart