The Latest Breaking News from Olympics

Sir Mo Farah opened about the secret he had been running away from for over 30 years during an astonishing revelation during a BBC documentary which aired on Wednesday evening

MELBOURNE: Australia women's team captain Meg Lanning is hoping that cricket's appearance at the upcoming Commonwealth Games could go a long way in helping the sport enter the Olympics.

The U.S. has cemented a Women’s World Cup berth, and an Olympic one is within reach despite the overall product not quite hitting the usual standard.

KOCHI: Murali Sreeshankar’s short international athletics career has been blighted by setbacks.

From the Olympics to your morning run, meet the Xeus.

She was Euro 2022’s “goalscoring monster” — now, she’s made history as the first women’s footballer to win the BBC trophy. Amy Francombe charts the career and unshakeable drive of England’s formidable forward

NEW DELHI: Dutee Chand was just 18 when she came across a battle she never thought she would have to fight. She was India's U-18 100m champion then, in absolute love with what she was doing, and more importantly, for who she was. But a medical test turned her life…

Athletes from Russia and Belarus may not be allowed to compete at the Paris 2024 Games over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, senior International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Craig Reedie said. The IOC issued guidance to sports governing bodies in February to remove the two countries' athletes from competition.

The athlete’s track triumphs have earned him a knighthood and a place as a British household name.

The Princess proudly watched Captain Mark walk his daughter Stephanie down the aisle as she married William Hosier on Saturday in Tetbury, Gloucestershire

Only the third Kiwi woman to run 200m at a world champs, rising sprint star Georgia Hulls wants to pick up the baton from her grandma, Jean, who almost made it 60 years ago.