Bizarre tales of 2022


A newly discovered bug has been named after tennis star Novak Djokovic. — AFP

PARIS: After the hiatus of the Covid years, the world of sport leapt out of the traps in 2022 to make up for lost time.

A Winter Olympics and World Cups in men’s football, cricket T20, women’s rugby union, men’s and women’s – and wheelchair – rugby league, a well as the women’s Euros made for a busy 12 months, not to mention a full programme of individual sports.

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