General Sports 8-Hour Briefing
×Cycling
Tadej Pogacar claimed a record fourth Strade Bianche victory with a solo attack. The Slovenian champion dominated the Tuscan white roads, extending his spring classics dominance.
Rugby
Rampant Scotland crushed France's Grand Slam dreams with a stunning seven-try victory at Murrayfield. The win blows the Six Nations championship wide open.
Darcy Graham gave Scotland an early lead against France with a try in the Six Nations clash. Kyle Steyn then intercepted an Antoine Dupont pass to extend Scotland's advantage to 33-14.
May Campbell inspired Saracens to a 43-26 Premiership Women's Rugby win over Harlequins. The center scored three tries as Saracens returned to the top of the table.
Football
Caitlin Clark is set for her Team USA debut after injury layoff. The WNBA star will play in next week's FIBA World Cup qualifier in Puerto Rico.
Golf
Thomas Detry shares the LIV Golf Hong Kong lead with Jon Rahm after travel drama. Eight players including Detry were stuck in the Middle East due to Middle East tensions, but Rahm arranged a flight to get them to the tournament.
Other Sports
Annabel Sutherland shone as Australia dominated India in the day-night Test. Her sparkling 129 helped Australia take control on day two in Perth.
Jai Opetaia faces losing his IBF cruiserweight title if he fights for a Zuffa Boxing belt. The Australian champion is set to face Brandon Glanton on Sunday.
Fred Warburton is competing for Great Britain at the Winter Paralympics. The ski racer took up the sport to impress his Italian father-in-law.
Brendon McCullum makes "no apologies" for England's informal dressing room setup. The coach rejects perceptions of a casual approach despite the relaxed atmosphere.
Mitchell Santner says New Zealand are keen to "break hearts" in the T20 World Cup final against India. The captain outlines how the Kiwis can upset the all-conquering Indians.
Caleb Wilson's injury impacts UNC-Duke and the NCAA tournament picture. The Tar Heels will miss their star freshman as stakes rise, though his NBA draft stock shouldn't plummet.
Duke's Krzyzewskiville ordering test determines who gets the best "Cameron Crazies" seats. The annual test produces a median score of 43.2% among takers.
Wales made progress but must take the next step to start winning again. Pride was restored after some Irish pundits were denigrating Welsh rugby before Friday's game.