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MOTEGI, Japan (Reuters) - The Japanese Grand Prix was red-flagged halfway through the race on Sunday due to torrential rain that made conditions treacherous for the riders. Pramac Racing's Jorge Marti...

(Reuters) - Following are facts and figures about Australia who begin their World Cup campaign against India on Oct. 8: World ranking: 3 Captain: Pat Cummins Coach: Andrew McDonald Top-ranked batsman:...

(Reuters) - Following are facts and figures about defending champions England, who begin their World Cup campaign against New Zealand on Thursday: World ranking: 5 Captain: Jos Buttler Coach: Matthew ...

(Reuters) - Following are facts and figures about tournament hosts India, who begin their World Cup campaign against Australia on Sunday: World ranking: 1 Captain: Rohit Sharma Coach: Rahul Dravid Top...

By Nick Mulvenney (Reuters) - Although history has taught cricket fans never to write off Australia at a World Cup, sceptics of their chances of winning the trophy for a sixth time in India in Novembe...

By Amlan Chakraborty NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's success off the field has not been matched by their performances on it at World Cups over the last decade but with a near-perfect buildup, familiar c...

By Mitch Phillips LONDON (Reuters) - England head into the defence of their World Cup title short of ODI practice but unconcerned as they will approach the 50-overs format in the same way they have te...

(Reuters) - Iga Swiatek said losing the world number one ranking felt like a weight was lifted off her shoulders and the 22-year-old plans to focus on improving her game and not merely chasing points ...

KYIV (Reuters) - Ukraine's air defence systems shot down 16 out of around 30 drones that Russia launched on Ukraine's territory overnight, Ukrainian Air Forces said on Sunday. It said on Telegram mess...

(Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou said he is not a fan of video assistant referee (VAR) as the system complicates matters, after his team benefited from an error by the officials ...