Asian Nations Shine at IBA Youth World Boxing Championships in Budva
Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, China, DPR Korea, Kyrgyzstan, and Iran achieved significant success at the IBA Youth World Boxing Championships in Budva,...
Athletics
Zimbabwe Sets New T20I Record with 344 Runs Against Gambia
Zimbabwe achieved an unprecedented score of 344 for 4 in their T20I match against Gambia, setting a new record for...
Sikandar Raza Sets New Record with 33-Ball Century in T20I Match Against Gambia
Sikandar Raza scored a record-breaking 33-ball century for Zimbabwe in a T20I match against Gambia, marking the fastest century by...
South Africa Requires 106 Runs for Victory in First Test Against Bangladesh
South Africa needs 106 runs to win the first Test match against Bangladesh, following a dominant bowling performance that left...
Zimbabwe Secures Historic Victory Against The Gambia by 290 Runs in T20 Qualifier
Zimbabwe triumphed over The Gambia by 290 runs, achieving the largest margin of victory in T20 history during the World...
Zimbabwe Sets New T20 Men’s World Record in World Cup Qualifying Victory Over The Gambia
Zimbabwe set a new T20 world record with a score of 344-4 against The Gambia in Nairobi, winning by 290...
Zimbabwe Sets New Record with 344 Runs in T20 International against Gambia
Zimbabwe set a new record for the highest team score in T20Is by posting 344/4 against Gambia during the T20...
Jonatan Christie Advances in BWF Denmark Open 2024 with Victory over Leong Jun Hao
World number three Jonatan Christie emerged victorious against Malaysia's Leong Jun Hao in the first round of the BWF Denmark...
Henok Mulubrhan: A Beacon of Hope for African Cycling
Henok Mulubrhan, a prominent Eritrean cyclist, is motivated to elevate African cycling through increased opportunities for young riders. The two-time...
Domestic Violence: The Hidden Crisis Facing Female Athletes in Kenya
The horrific death of Ugandan Olympic runner Rebecca Cheptegei, following an attack by her boyfriend, highlights ongoing domestic violence issues...
