Danish Badminton Player Christiansen Withdraws from Paris Olympics Due to Whereabouts Reporting Errors

Danish Badminton Player Christiansen Withdraws from Paris Olympics Due to Whereabouts Reporting Errors

Danish mixed doubles badminton player Mathias Christiansen has withdrawn from the Paris Olympics after multiple unintentional errors in reporting his whereabouts for anti-doping regulations. The Badminton World Federation confirmed his absence and the removal of his team with partner Alexandra Boje from the mixed doubles draw. Christiansen made three mistakes on his whereabouts, leading to a potential violation and quarantine.

Carapaz Wins Stage 17 of Tour de France in High Alps

Carapaz Wins Stage 17 of Tour de France in High Alps

Ecuadorian cyclist Richard Carapaz claimed victory in stage 17 of the Tour de France, soloing the final 10km to secure his first-ever stage win in the prestigious race. The stage, set amidst the challenging High Alps, saw Carapaz outmaneuver Simon Yates and seize the lead. He also assumed the overall leader’s yellow jersey, a testament to his impressive performance in the second stage to Bologna. Meanwhile, the top contenders, including Tadej Pogacar, Jonas Vingegaard, and Remco Evenepoel, engaged in a thrilling battle for the overall standings.

Brathwaite Calls for More Tests for West Indies After England Defeat

Brathwaite Calls for More Tests for West Indies After England Defeat

West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite has called for more Test cricket for his team after a heavy loss to England in the first Test at Lord’s. He emphasizes the importance of consistent Test match experience for the team’s development, lamenting the disparity in fixture schedules between England and the West Indies. Brathwaite also acknowledges the need for improved batting performance from his team going into the second Test at Trent Bridge.

Cricket in Prisons: Mexico’s Award-Winning Initiative

Cricket in Prisons: Mexico’s Award-Winning Initiative

Mexico’s cricket-in-prison program has won an ICC Development Award, recognizing its impact on prisoners and its role in promoting the sport in the country. The initiative, launched in partnership with the Mexican sports secretariat, has seen hundreds of inmates participate in modified versions of the game, with plans for a national prison competition.

Byju’s to Challenge Insolvency Proceedings Over BCCI Dues

Byju’s to Challenge Insolvency Proceedings Over BCCI Dues

India’s edtech giant Byju’s, facing financial struggles, will challenge insolvency proceedings initiated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) over unpaid sponsorship dues. The move comes after a court ordered insolvency proceedings against the company due to its failure to pay $19 million to the BCCI. Byju’s is attempting to block the insolvency process while simultaneously engaging in settlement talks with the cricket board.

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