The tour starts with a four-day match against Bangladesh A beginning on February 26 before five 50-over games and two 20-over clashes between the two sides

Mori, 83, apologised last week for saying women talked too much and that meetings with female board directors took a lot of time

Rafael Nadal was untroubled during a 6-3 6-4 6-1 success against Serbia’s Laslo Djere

Spinks, who has died aged 67, spent time in a homeless shelter and, by the turn of the century, was taking minimum-wage jobs, working as a cleaner at a YMCA and unloading trucks and emptying bins at a McDonald’s

Hamilton has ended his long-running contract saga with Mercedes, albeit with both parties agreeing to only one extra year

The legendary quarterback earned his fifth Super Bowl MVP award and extended his Super Bowl titles’ record in his 10th appearance, nine with New England.

The 43-year-old did all the damage in the first half, finding Rob Gronkowski for two scores as the former New England Patriots duo combined again in the NFL’s showpiece event

Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka made flying starts to their Australian Open campaigns.

Ryan Day claimed the third ranking title of his career after beating Mark Selby to win the Snooker Shoot Out in Milton Keynes.

Former world heavyweight champion Leon Spinks has died, aged 67.

Kansas City Chiefs outside linebackers coach Britt Reid, son of head coach Andy Reid, was involved in a multi-vehicle crash that reportedly injured two young children days before Sunday's Super Bowl.

Laurent Duvernay-Tardif hasn’t played a single snap all year. Tardif was the first offensive linesmen they lost, but he remains on the frontline. Literally.

John L. Sullivan, a son of Kerry, was the first American sports icon. Tom Hunt takes a look back at the prizefight that made him a star

The Irish Senior Cup, Irish Hockey Trophy, and Irish Hockey Challenge could potentially be played in a shortened format

The February 20-21 meet will allow for a Covid-19 compliant event for European Indoor qualification purposes

Born in Brittany to a French father and an Irish mother, he spent his first two years living in Switzerland and the next five in Ballyvaughan, Co Clare

It quickly follows last week’s cancellation of the Clonakilty Park Hotel West Cork Rally

An independent inquiry is currently underway while Hockey Australia’s high performance director Toni Cumpston resigned six months out from the Olympic Games in Tokyo

To the athletes, all that matters is performance, says Derval O'Rourke

The 32-year old caught everyone off guard last month with the news that he was quitting the ring. He was just two fights away from sealing a place at the Olympic Games

The sight of Brady hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy aloft would bring a sense of familiarity at the end of a strange NFL season - but Mahomes is determined to flourish in Florida

Basketball Ireland has formally closed the 2020/21 season with competitions yet to get underway and no prospect of doing so before April.

As many as 600 players and officials connected to the tournament, which is due to get under way on Monday, will go into isolation following the worker’s positive result

Singing and chanting will be discouraged as part of the International Olympic Committee’s bid to combat coronavirus and stage a successful Games in Tokyo this summer.

'Going from a good junior or minor - depending on the sport - to adult ranks is huge because no matter how talented you are as a kid, ultimately we’re judged on how we perform as an adult'

Two women heckled James after he  exchanged heated words with a man sitting alongside them in a confrontation which caused the fourth quarter to be paused

For Ireland’s elite athletes, the choice in recent weeks has been a tough one: run the risk of foreign travel to find a race or wait it out at home, potentially jeopardising Olympic qualification?Nadia Power, Ciara Neville, and Sarah Lavin were ...

"I'm compelled to make this statement and to reach other fathers who suffer unnecessarily as I did."

In the second part of an Irish Examiner deep dive into the impact of Covid-19 lockdowns on grassroots sports our writers discover how organisations are coping with restrictions and counting the cost of collapsing revenue streams

The Dubliner produced a time of 2:02.44 in Austria this afternoon

The sports governing body are now attempting to run an event for those athletes seeking to secure qualification for next month's European Indoor Championships

Crowds of up to 30,000 will be allowed to watch next month’s Australian Open in Melbourne, Victoria’s sports minister has confirmed.

One tug of war contest against a Basque team lasted 55 minutes and 17 seconds and prompted a rule change by the sport’s regulators. “People went off to have their lunch and when they came back we were still in the same spot,” Kehoe chuckles

The global pandemic and resultant rolling lockdowns have impacted Irish sport in different ways. Some sports have seen their schedules and calendars wiped away with the stroke of a pen; some stopped, started, and stalled again, while others found new ways to grow their base and attract new faces. Today, and continuing Monday, Irish Examiner writers tell the stories of 12 sporting organisations.

Opponents see the pandemic as an opportunity for Spain to finally rid itself of the 'brutal spectacle'

World champion Taylor collected the prestigious award for the second time 

Oisin O'Callaghan was named as RTÉ Sport's Young Sportsperson of the Year for 2020.

If reading about Westmeath-born record-holding freedivers who plan on walking 100km for charity is your thing then you have come to the right corner of the internet. Dave McGowan ticks all those boxes.

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach has dismissed renewed speculation surrounding the delayed Tokyo 2020 Games and insisted: “It’s not about the ‘whether’ the Games takes place, it’s about the ‘how’.

Dublin’s six-in-a-row winners are the public’s team of the year, according to a national survey

Officials described the call as 'a difficult decision' but a 'no brainer' given the threat posed by the coronavirus pandemic. 

Basketball Ireland's top brass will meet next Tuesday to discuss what options are open to them as they bid to save what little is left of their season.

A sublime all-round performance from Rashid Khan trumped a second consecutive Paul Stirling hundred as Afghanistan sealed a 3-0 series win over Ireland in Abu Dhabi.

 Mo Farah believes the Olympic Games will go ahead this summer and says athletes have been told they will receive vaccinations against Covid-19.

The maverick Australian called the Serbian’s ill-fated Adria Tour in June “boneheaded” and described Djokovic as a “tool” last week

Arthur Lanigan O’Keeffe’s approach to training is now is stripped right back to the basics: If he feels good he will do more, if he isn’t quite up to it he might do less

There are simply other people, such as frontline health workers and vulnerable people, who are dying and need the valuable vaccine more urgently, said Dr Michael Ryan

Why did Green Bay coach opt for field goal over fourth-and-goal in last two mins of NFC decider?

Buccaneers host the Kansas City Chiefs on February 7 in the Super Bowl. The Chiefs are a 3.5-point favourite.

McGregor was the sporting star of the Vine era. His most iconic night was the 13-second knockout of Jose Aldo in Las Vegas in December 2015