The unfortunate withdrawal of Katie Swan with a hip injury overshadowed encouraging wins by Katie Boulter and Jodie Burrage on the opening day of The Progress Tour Women’s Championships at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton. Continue reading Boulter and Burrage win Progress Tour openers as Swan withdraws
Heather Watson, Katie Boulter and Harriet compete in The Progress Tour Women’s Championships which starts tomorrow at 11am on the BBC Sport Website. Here is my preview: Continue reading The Progress Tour Women’s Championships Preview
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Simona Halep is a fantastic player to watch. Read on to find out why… Continue reading Why You Should Watch… Simona Halep
Kelly Holmes’ famous gold medal-winning runs at the 2004 Olympics are even more remarkable when you know the story behind them. Relive it here. Continue reading Women’s Sport Moments: The Story Behind Kelly Holmes’ Double Olympic Gold
England are starting to play well enough to win the 2020 edition of the Women’s T20 World Cup, but they may find their path to glory blocked by the most un-Australian foe imaginable: rain. Continue reading England can win the 2020 Women’s T20 World Cup – if the weather is kind
Although England racked up 176/2 during their crushing victory over debutants Thailand in their second match at the 2020 T20 World Cup, concerns remain about their batting line-up due to the poor form of openers Amy Jones and Danni Wyatt. Continue reading England must solve opening crisis to improve chances at 2020 T20 World Cup
Inconsistent batting is arguably England’s biggest Achilles’ heel. All their top six batters – Amy Jones, Wyatt, Sciver, Knight, Wilson and Beaumont – are very talented cricketers but you can never be sure if they are going to perform well or not. Continue reading England must raise their game to achieve glory at 2020 Women’s T20 World Cup
2020 is the year when the top eight in women’s tennis could assert their dominance over the rest. This is why. Continue reading Why 2020 is a huge year for the best women in tennis
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At last, Katarina Johnson-Thompson is the world champion. She finally beat her nemesis Nafissatou Thiam at Doha 2019 and reached the summit of her own personal mountain. Continue reading Katarina Johnson-Thompson And Her Long Road To Glory
Katarina Johnson-Thompson has a shot at greatness. If she can beat World No.1 Nafissatou Thiam to heptathlon gold at either the World Championships in Doha or the Olympics in the Tokyo within the next twelve months, she will be remembered as one of Great Britain’s finest athletes. Continue reading How Katarina Johnson-Thompson can beat Thiam at Doha 2019
