The brothers with the PNG Chiefs, but say representing the Wallabies remains the end goal.

Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, a 15-year-old Indian cricketer, is captivating global audiences with his IPL 2026 performances. Former England captain Michael Vaughan believes Sooryavanshi's age is the only barrier to his India debut. Vaughan considers him the season's best opener, urging his inclusion in the T20I squad. Sooryavanshi's exceptional batting has made him a standout player.

Richard Childress Racing won't race the No. 8 again. At least not until Kyle Busch's son, Brexton, wants to use it. The two-time Cup champion Kyle Busch, 41, died suddenly Thursday, and RCR will renumber the No. 8 car to the No. 33. "Kyle Busch was instrumental in the design of RCRs stylized No. 8, and it has become synonymous with Kyle and an important symbol for his fans and the NASCAR industry," RCR said in a statement. "No one can carry it forward to the level that he did. The No. 8 is reserved and ready for Brexton Busch when he is ready to go NASCAR racing." Brexton Busch, 11, is an aspiring NASCAR driver, and Kyle had hoped to race against him in NASCAR's truck series when he became eligible to return to some tracks at age 16. When RCR driver Dale Earnhardt died in 2001, RCR suspended its use of the No. 3 car until Childress' grandson, Austin Dillon, began using it in his career, including his first Cup season in 2014. NASCAR assigns numbers on an annual basis, but NASCAR typically allows organizations to ask for a number even if they do not intend to use it under special circumstances. NASCAR's current rules state that a Cup driver must be 18 years old. Austin Hill will drive the No. 33 Cup car this weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The No. 33 is what RCR has used for its part-time Cup car in recent seasons.

He is seen in a new light these days, as he is expected to show resilience on the pitch and act as a leader and a reliable match-wick, and that is why he took a new contract and accepted a lower wage.

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The Ohio State basketball team has been a familiar face in the CBS Sports Classic since its inception in 2014. The Classic features four teams facing off in a doubleheader non-conference matchup in mid-December. Over the years, the Buckeys have faced the likes of Kentucky, North Carolina, and UCLA with a record of 7-6 overall in the event. Not a bad showing for a "football" school.This year, the Classic will welcome a new face as the Bruins step aside and the Kansas Jayhawks join the party. As we found out in January, Ohio State will face Kansas in the CBS Sports Classic this year, and now we know the time. The Buckeyes and Jayhawks will kick things off at noon ET, with Kentucky and North Carolina tipping off at 2:30 ET. The games will take place in New York City at Madison Square Garden.Buckeyes are taking on the Jayhawks in the Big Apple Kansas December 19, 2026 12 PM CBS #GoBucks | #FightToTheEndpic.twitter.com/mC2BsU8Js7 Ohio State Hoops (@OhioStateHoops) May 21, 2026Ohio State and Kansas have squared off a total of 11 times in their illustrious history. The Jayhawks have the upper hand with eight wins. The last Buckeye win over Kansas came nearly 40 years ago in December of 1986. The two teams last met in 2012, with the Jayhawks winning 74-66 in Columbus. Here's hoping for a different result when the two tip off on December 19. Contact/Follow us@BuckeyesWireon Twitter, and like our page onFacebook to follow ongoing coverage of Ohio State news, notes, and opinion.This article originally appeared on Buckeyes Wire: Ohio State basketball game time set for CBS Sports Classic vs Kansas

Spurs star Victor Wembanyama was the only unanimous selection for the NBA's All-Defensive First Team, while Chet Holmgren, Ausar Thompson, Rudy Gobert and Derrick White rounded out the first-team selections.

Richmond coach Adem Yze says he thought star forward Tom Lynch would be heading to hospital at half time, only to find the big man returning to play out the Dreamtime game to help secure his team a gutsy three-goal win.

The father-of-two, who was only 41 years old, was rushed to hospital in Charlotte on Wednesday after being found unresponsive in a driving simulator.

DeAaron Fox and Dylan Harper will be available to the San Antonio Spurs in Game 3 of the Western Conference finals on Friday, but the Oklahoma City Thunders Jalen Williams was ruled out.All three were listed as questionable, but their status was updated 45 minutes before the scheduled start of Game 3, with the series tied.Williams played in Game 1 after missing the previous six postseason contests with a hamstring injury. The 6-foot-6 wing exited Game 2 with tightness in his left hamstring.Recurring hamstring injuries in both legs limited Williams to 33 games during the regular season.Fox missed the first two games of the series after his right leg was rolled on by Minnesota guard Ayo Dosunmu in San Antonios semifinal-clinching victory May 15. Fox finished that game but did not play Monday or Wednesday due to an injury Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said will likely linger as long as they are in the postseason.Harper made his first two postseason starts in place of Fox but exited Game 2 shortly after landing awkwardly and grabbing his hamstring with 4:50 left in the third quarter. His injury was diagnosed as right adductor soreness.I can tell you theres games that people are playing right now that wouldnt be playing in the regular season, and, so, thats what I mean by different, Johnson said. I think there are levels of competitiveness and urgency and as of right now were at the height of that. So, you just try to make sure you keep some of these guys from themselves and their own competitiveness and desire to be out there because, again, their well-being is still the priority.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Read also:Spurs host pep rally ahead of Western Conference Finals home openerH-E-B gives out groceries, Spurs tickets to surprised shoppers on Southeast SideSan Antonio shops, pop-ups see boost from Spurs playoff excitementIt wasnt a celebration: Spurs fan left with $10K in vandalism to her SUV after playoff win