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The billionaire, Bollywood and the future of Indian soccer
MUMBAI (Reuters) - A storm could be brewing in India's top-flight soccer, a glamorous and acrimonious world that encompasses Asia's richest man, the cream of Bollywood and a self-styled former gangster.
BT keeps Champions League soccer rights in £400 million deal
LONDON (Reuters) - BT has retained the UK broadcast rights to Champions League soccer for three years from 2021 at an annual cost of 400 million pounds, despite reported competition from rival Sky.
Women cagers finish Invitational tournament on a high
KUALA LUMPUR: The women’s national team ended their campaign in the Maba Malaysia Basketball Invitational on a high but head coach Yoong Sze Yuin (pic) is still not satisfied.
National women cagers suffer defeat to Taiwan side
KUALA LUMPUR: The SEA Games-bound women cagers suffered a demoralising defeat in their first real test at the Maba Malaysia Basketball Invitational tournament when they were outmatched 58-77 by Taiwanese professional side Chunghwa Telecom at the Maba Stadium.
India and Pakistan rivalry renewed under grey English skies
MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Noisy India and Pakistan cricket fans brought a taste of the subcontinent to Manchester on Sunday, their enthusiasm undimmed by the threat of rain looming over a World Cup match between the regional rivals that will draw a massive global audience.
Motor racing - Williams suffer further delay to F1 testing
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Williams are set to miss at least the first two days of Formula One's opening pre-season test after failing to get their new car ready in time.
Saudi Arabia may need extra time to privatise football clubs
DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's plan to privatise its football clubs could be delayed beyond the targeted 2020, the head of the country's football federation told Reuters, in what would be the latest setback to economic reforms.
Special Report: Soccer club Man City boosted finances through creative plays, documents show
LONDON (Reuters) - When soccer's governing body in Europe began to get tough on the sport's finances from 2009 onwards, the British club Manchester City came up with a two-pronged counter-attack, a trove of documents relating to soccer shows.
At Asian Games, the battle for Southeast Asia's esports market begins
JAKARTA/BANGKOK (Reuters) - "Slay the dragon!" Thailand's national coach yells, rallying his players as they rehearse an elaborate assault for the 2018 Asian Games.
Sports media group Perform goes on the attack with Serie A soccer
MILAN (Reuters) - Media group Perform has signalled its intent to become a leading force in streaming sports content in Europe, clinching broadcasting rights for Italy's Serie A soccer.
