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‘Winning, losing, I wasn’t fussed’ – Adrian Lewis on quitting darts and hopes for a comeback
“The thing with darts,” explains Adrian Lewis, “is you have to be in a happy place. It was for me, anyway. When you’re up, everything’s free, everything’s flowing. You don’t feel like you’ve got a burden on yourself.”
And when Lewis was free, when the darts flowed from his hand …
Hoop dreams in peril as British basketball’s crisis reaches boiling point
From an outsider’s perspective, British basketball has never had it so good. It is firmly established as the second most popular participation team sport in the country with more than 1.5 million people playing at least twice a month. In December 2024 the sport received a combined £4,475,000 in two …
France hails a young heroine: Violette, conqueror of the waves
Jannik Sinner’s doping settlement means nobody loses from ban but try telling Halep that | Simon Cambers
Poppy Cleall drives Saracens to win over Exeter to close in on home semi-final
There are few less pleasant experiences in this sport than playing against Saracens at a wet and windy StoneX Stadium. Exeter Chiefs found out the hard way as they offered plenty of huff and puff but were ultimately shut down by a more ruthless and efficient team. The visitors needed …
Keely Hodgkinson shows her Klassic formula can inspire new generation
After winning an Olympic 800m gold medal and the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year award, Keely Hodgkinson set herself a bold new challenge: getting a whole new generation of fans into track and field.
Foolish? Brave? Or visionary? The sceptics and gatekeepers certainly had their doubts. But the sight …
Rachel Reeves has three options to dodge an economic crisis and all are unthinkable
When Rachel Reeves stood up in the House of Commons on budget day on 30 October as this country’s first woman chancellor, she was brimming with pride: “To girls and young women everywhere, I say: Let there be no ceiling on your ambition, your hopes and your dreams.”
Four months …
American Campbell Wright wins shock silver at world biathlon championships
Johannes Thingnes Boe outclassed the field to win gold for Norway in the men’s 10km sprint at the International Biathlon Union World Championships on Saturday, with Campbell Wright clinching a shock silver for the United States.
The New Zealand-born American finished 27.7 seconds behind Thingnes Boe, who won in 21 …
Mitchell return instrumental to England’s Six Nations revival
Wakefield mark Super League return with shock victory over Leeds
Wakefield Trinity marked their return to Super League with a surprise victory at West Yorkshire rivals Leeds Rhinos, as an opening weekend filled with shocks continued.
The Rhinos have undergone another expensive off-season overhaul as they enter an eighth season since their last Super League title. The expectation here was …