All news by author: Tom Sunderland

Rugby's landscape is poised for potential major changes, with the Six Nations set to suffer in an effort to accommodate plans for the arrival of a 'world league' in 2026

Thomas Bach has reiterated the International Olympic Committee stance on Russian and Belarusian athletes competing in Paris in 2024 amid mounting pressure

Lewis Hamilton's future in Formula 1 remains in doubt amid talk this year could be his last at Mercedes, and Red Bull's Christian Horner has addressed rumours regarding a move to Milton Keynes

A team is built around unity, a common goal and refusing to leave anyone behind—qualities displayed by Ireland's rugby stars when one comrade tried to dodge a fourth day of Six Nations celebrations

Teenage tennis titan Carlos Alcaraz is already well on his way to taking the sport by storm, and the world No. 1 is using the likes of Novak Djokovic and Rafael as inspiration

Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle could hardly contain his shock as Red Bull's Max Verstappen seared past George Russell in Saudi Arabia, making the Mercedes 'look like an F2 car'

English rugby will bid farewell to an icon at this year's Women's Six Nations, where the country's most capped player, Sarah Hunter, has confirmed she'll play her final game

Snooker great Jimmy White continues to enjoy a resurgence at the age of 60 and advanced to the last 16 of a rankings event for the second time this year after beating Judd Trump at the WST Classic

Former F1 world champion Nico Rosberg has criticised Max Verstappen for his 'weak' response to team-mate Sergio Perez's win in Saudi Arabia, suggesting the Red Bull star should 'be more gracious'

Jos Verstappen did little to hide his true emotions—or lack thereof—after Red Bull's Sergio Perez beat his son, Max, to first at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

A second straight one-two finish for Red Bull has many Formula 1 fans believing another title is inevitable for the Milton Keynes outfit, and Lewis Hamilton appears to be in agreement

Former PGA Tour favourite Phil Mickelson is 'thankful' his old employers have made changes he called for after he jumped ship to LIV Golf, suggesting he has no regrets over the move

England captain Owen Farrell looks set to reclaim the No. 10 jersey from Marcus Smith following a record defeat to France, a decision Danny Cipriani believes would say more about coach Steve Borthwick

EXCLUSIVE: England scrum-half and Harlequins cap record-holder Danny Care sat down with Mirror Sport ahead of the final round of the 2023 Six Nations, where he hopes team-mate Marcus Smith can shine

Reigning Masters champion Scottie Scheffler is due to attend his first Masters Champions' Dinner at Augusta National, where there may be a few awkward run-ins with the LIV Golf rebels

Formula 1 titleholders Red Bull may be missing Max Verstappen at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after the team reported the back-to-back world champion is suffering from illness

McLaren stat Lando Norris has lifted the lid on what goes on in the Formula 1 drivers' WhatsApp group after Mercedes' George Russell recently confirmed its existence

Former F1 world champion Damon Hill has forecast a tougher time of things for Red Bull at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after the titleholders claimed a one-two finish in Bahrain

Andy Farrell's side will be missing Garry Ringrose for their final Six Nations fixture against England after the star centre suffered a sickening head injury in the win over Scotland

A probe has been launched in South Africa after three rugby players were reportedly hospitalised with stab wounds having been attacked following a last-minute win

Former England head coach and 2003 Rugby World Cup-winner Sir Clive Woodward has laid out plans to put his old side back on track following their record loss to France

Dethroned Formula 1 kingpins Mercedes issued a public plea to fans for support amid a rough patch in the manufacturer's history, coinciding with Lewis Hamilton's criticism of team engineers

Ireland star Garry Ringrose was the last casualty in an injury-ridden outing for the guests at Murrayfield, leaving the pitch on a stretcher after he appeared to be knocked out

Marcus Smith's introduction to the starting XV couldn't inspire England to a result against France, who secured their first Six Nations win at Twickenham since 2005 in style on Saturday

Jon Rahm withdrew from The Players Championship ahead of Friday's second round, succumbing to illness after he posted a one-under-par performance on the opening day