The New York Knicks first game under Kurt Rambis ended in a dramatic 111-108 defeat to the Washington Wizards. After the Wizard’s John Wall made four free throws in the final seven seconds, Langston Galloway’s 3-point attempt at the buzzer was just short of taking the game into overtime. Elsewhere, the Boston Celtics were edged out by the Milwaukee Bucks 112-111, and the San Antonio Spurs romped to a 119-101 win over the Miami Heat.
West Ham into FA Cup quarter-finals with shootout win over Brentford
West Ham United defender Konstantinos Mavropanos struck the winning spot kick as his side beat visitors Brentford 5-3 in a penalty shootout after a 2-2 draw in normal time on Monday to book a place in the FA Cup quarter-finals.
French flanker cited for alleged eye gouging in Six Nations clash
France forward Oscar Jegou has been cited for an alleged eye-gouging incident in the Six Nations defeat by Scotland at the weekend and faces a disciplinary hearing on Tuesday.
Samson rises from year of struggle to become India's World Cup hero
India opener Sanju Samson's rise from not being a preferred opener to finishing as the player of the tournament became the campaign's most compelling redemption arc as the hosts retained the men's Twenty20 World Cup title.
Gauff retires from Indian Wells match due to arm pain
Two-time major champion Coco Gauff was forced into a rare retirement in her third-round clash with Alex Eala at Indian Wells on Sunday due to persistent pain in her left arm, which she said made it feel like it was "on fire."
India win T20 World Cup after dominant performance against New Zealand
India won the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup on Sunday, defeating New Zealand in the final after a powerful batting display helped them secure the title on home soil.
The UAE's leaders have emphasised the country's ability to overcome challenges through societal unity and strong institutions.
UAE authorities have announced an update to the National Early Warning System, with changes to the alert sound schedule.
Two members of the UAE Armed Forces died on Monday in a helicopter crash caused by a "technical malfunction", the Ministry of Defence announced on Monday.
