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South Africa’s netball team needed the backing given to the Springboks at the World Cup, says caps record-holder Bongi Msomi.

Britain’s Anthony Joshua says his next fight could still be against Deontay Wilder, despite the American’s shock defeat by Joseph Parker in Saudi Arabia.

Royal’s appearance on the 200th edition of the show was a memorable moment in a decade full of shared TV experiences Not all appearances involving the royal family on the BBC have been cringeworthy. Long before Prince Andrew, Pizza Express, and his revelations of being sweat free, and just before the toe-curlingly terrible It’s a

Former England number one Karen Bardsley takes a deeper look at why David Raya has replaced Aaron Ramsdale as Arsenal’s first-choice goalkeeper.

Tourists’ 75-run lead proves indefensible after batting collapseAlyssa Healy’s captaincy starts with first Test loss since 2014 Australia’s women have tasted defeat to India in a Test match for the first time, beaten by eight wickets on the last day of their one-off match in Mumbai. After losing 7-55 to end their second innings, Alyssa

Woeful Pistons make history with 126-115 defeat at BrooklynDetroit’s last win came on 28 October at home against Bulls Pistons players sat in stunned silence in one corner of the locker room, stared blankly ahead in another. The worst stretch of basketball in their lives now ranks as one of the worst in NBA history.

The Detroit Pistons are beaten 126-115 by the Brooklyn Nets as they equal an NBA record of 26 defeats in a row during a season.

We asked BBC Sport’s fan community what their Premier League club’s Christmas wish should be.

Another white-ball flop shows the bar is not set high – but Salt and Brook strapped a jetpack to the team’s sagging self-belief ‘Sport is so fickle,” said Matthew Mott, England’s white-ball coach. “You’re up and down all the time. And what you need to do is continue to believe in yourself and believe in

A successful breakaway tournament appears a pipe dream until English clubs feel they have the latitude to join in once again Speak to a dozen people about the practical implications of Thursday’s Super League ruling and you get almost as many wildly differing answers. It is a unique situation where “what’s next?” is a question