Sports events in March “Caused increased suffering and death”
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Two major sporting events held in March “caused increased suffering and death”, the scientist leading the…
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(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Two major sporting events held in March “caused increased suffering and death”, the scientist leading the…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Indian sport is mourning the loss of one of its greatest heroes – hockey player Balbir…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka has become the world’s highest-paid female athlete, displacing US rival Serena…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – La Liga can resume behind closed doors from 8 June, says Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Hana Kimura, a professional Japanese wrestler who appeared in the latest series of Netflix’s reality show…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – The ICC has recommended the appointment of Chief Medical Officers and 14-day isolation training camps in…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Former World Cup-winning captain Arjuna Ranatunga has blasted the prospects of constructing a new International Cricket…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Former Sri Lanka Cricket captain Mahela Jayawardena has questioned the government decision to construct another international…
(FASTNEWS | NEW DELHI) – “Cristiano Ronaldo is the king,” said opening batsman Rohit Sharma when he was asked whether…
(FASTNEWS | MUMBAI) – The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) says it is open to tour Sri Lanka…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – The German Bundesliga resumes behind closed doors this weekend, becoming the first major European league to…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Football Federation of Sri Lanka (FFSL) provided with an amount of Rs. 2.0 million for the…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – A post-mortem examination of the helicopter crash that killed basketball star Kobe Bryant has ruled blunt…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma and Chennai Super Kings player Suresh Raina turned selectors on their…
(FASTNEWS | COLOMBO) – England speedster Jofra Archer says piping in music or crowd noise would help cricketers get used…