Rugby

Wasps boss Lee Blackett said: "We're looking for a world-class tight-headed head and in Vincent, we've found our man." "We are thrilled to be able to bring on an experienced international player like him. He will really add to our scrum." Koch believes "it is time for a change" after five years in north London. "The last few years Saracens has been amazing," he said. "I've had a great time there, that I'll always cherish. "The saying goes 'a change is as good as a vacation' and Wasps has a new challenge that I need for the next chapter of my career. I believe Wasps will go in an exciting direction under Lee Blackett." are."

Soccer

Tottenham's Premier League game in Brighton on Sunday has been postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak at the north London club. Ever since the news of the spread of the infection came and since then the situation gradually worsened. “The club requested to reschedule the match following a significant number of positive COVID-19 cases among the players and the concerned staff.

Cricket

Root and Malan's half-centuries gave England hope, England are struggling to save this Test after suffering a 278-run first innings defeat against Australia in Brisbane. Australia, who resumed at 343-7, were bowled out for 425 - 278. edge of

Moto Racing

Suzuki boss Shinichi Sahara says: "We won the riders title last year and also the teams title. “In comparison, it has been a very, very difficult season for us this year. “Before starting this season we decided not to be the defending champions, we decided to challenge again to finish top of each race. “But as a result, we had some tough moments in the middle of the season and in the first half of the season. "So, luckily we still had two strong riders. Joan is still very consistent and has momentum. “We need to do something small to get more speed and results. "As everyone knows, Suzuki sometimes struggles for qualifying results. It pays the price for our race results, so it's very difficult." More about this source textSource text required for additional translation information Send feedback Side panels

Auto Racing

Formula 1 race director Michael Massi warned rivals that non-playing behavior by any driver at the conclusion of the Abu Dhabi season could result in championship points being cut.

Auto Racing

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Max Verstappen says he is treated differently than other drivers when it comes to the rules of racing. Verstappen said: "It seems other drivers do the same thing and only I get fined. "All I ask is that it's fair to everyone. It's not."

Golf

The 15-time major champion hasn't played competitive golf since he was seriously injured in a car accident in February. "While it's been a long and challenging year, I'm very excited to end it by competing in the PNC Championship with my son Charlie," Woods, 45, said. "I'm playing as a father and couldn't be more excited and prouder than that."