Canada slid to the top of the mountain, and into the history books, by winning the overall World Cup titles in both men’s and women’s bobsleigh on Saturday in Konigssee, Germany.

Canada’s Para-Nordic athletes won a complete set of medals against a deep international field at the IPC World Cup cross-country skiing middle distance race in Obberied, Germany on Saturday.

The 2018 National Cricket Inclusion Championships (NCIC) will begin in Geelong tomorrow, with Australia’s best blind and vision impaired, deaf and hard of hearing, and cricketers with an intellectual disability competing for one of the three titles on offer.

India beat Bangladesh by 10 wickets at the 5th ODI Blind Cricket World Cup in UAE today. Magnificent Partnership between Skipper Ajay Kumar Reddy & Sunil Ramesh ensured a smooth victory for India and continued to be on top position on the points table.

Alex Harvey has accomplished nearly everything in the sport of elite cross-country skiing, but on Sunday, he finally wrapped his hands around the Canadian Team’s long-term goal - becoming the first non-European to finish on the podium at cross-country skiing’s famed Tour de Ski.

Maiden centuries by Andrea Agathangelou and Rivaldo Moonsamy set the Multiply Titans on their way to a massive 104-run bonus-point win over the Warriors in the Momentum One-Day Cup clash at Sahara Park Willowmoore in Benoni on Sunday.

Half-centuries by JP Duminy and Pieter Malan helped the World Sports Betting Cape Cobras make it three Momentum One-Day Cup wins in a row after they cruised to a seven-wicket win over the bizhub Highveld Lions in Johannesburg on Sunday.

No.7 seed Julia Gorges (GER) has withdrawn from the Sydney International due to a right knee injury. She will be replaced in the main draw by Lucky loser Carina Witthoeft (GER).

The Sydney International is part of the Emirates Australian Open Series and will take place at Sydney Olympic Park Tennis Centre from 7-13 January 2018.

Canada’s bobsleigh athletes slid into 2018 with a bang, claiming gold in both the women’s and men’s two-man World Cup races Saturday on one of the most difficult tracks in the world in Altenberg, Germany.

Alex Harvey finally broke through for his first podium of the season, winning the bronze in the penultimate stage of the seven-race Tour de Ski in Val di Fiemme, Italy on Saturday afternoon.