A Big Win for Women’s Sports
The university’s moves are in keeping with the guidelines President Donald Trump set out in two orders called “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” and “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism.”
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The blond-haired flyer played 85 matches for New Zealand, including 34 tests, while his first-class career comprised 199 first-class games.
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Born in Gore, McCaw went on to play five tests and 27 games for the All Blacks between 1951 and 1954 as a loose forward, scoring six tries.
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A no-regrets moment with his back to the crowd brought cheers, but it wasn’t for the golfer’s shotmaking.
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He retains his natural effervescence and straight-talking persona but admits his memory is fading now at 81.
Introducing Testing for Women’s Sports
The decision comes two years after banning athletes assigned male at birth from female events and follows growing debates about gender eligibility in sports.
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Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf is reporting via multiple sources that Lawson will be replaced by Racing Bulls driver Yuki Tsunoda for the next race in Japan.
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His All Black career went on to a stage where he became an All Black coach because of his success.
The New IOC Boss
A minister in a corrupt government becomes the most powerful person in sport.
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“I’ve definitely enjoyed this one the most, with all the people here supporting me” – Ruthe
Faces of the Day
As Tanner tired, Ruthe surged and the two runners dipped together at the finish.
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To win the tournament Peake needed to drain a 10-foot putt on the 72nd hole to prevent a play-off. He nailed it. The 31-year-old became the first left-hander to win the tournament since New Zealander Sir Bob Charles in 1973.
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“I think it’s the beauty of batting in one-day cricket especially, you go through ebbs and flows. With T20, you go have a bash and if it works out, great. If it doesn’t, it’s all good.” – Ravindra