Eleven teams have won at least eight games in a row. Here’s when their string of victories could be snapped.
Sports News
- Moqim four-for sets up Antigua and Barbuda Falcons’ maiden CPL title win
- Big Bash privatisation: Inside how Melbourne Renegades will be sold
- Inglis: Tight finish valuable experience ahead of World Cup
- Roland-Jones rolls back the years as Middlesex end long trophy drought
- Higgins hundred ends Middlesex’s 36-year wait for List A glory
- Gous 90* makes Castle Rockers inaugural ETPL champions
-
Pegula leads push to improve WTA Tour calendar
American tennis player Jessica Pegulawill lead a new 13-person panel tasked with making improvements to the WTA’s calendar, rankings system and event requirements.
-
‘Specific place, specific time’ – Phillips explains World Cup switch-hit
The New Zealand allrounder says he uses the shot to open up different scoring zones and that “it’s not a one-trick pony”
-
UNC’s Wilson adjusting to cast, to return ‘soon’
North Carolina star Caleb Wilson is learning to play with a cast on his non-shooting hand and is inching toward returning “soon” after suffering a fractured left hand.
-
Formula 1 in 2026: Race calendar, preseason testing dates, full schedule as new rules begin
All the key dates for a much-anticipated 2026 Formula 1 season in a new era of regulations and 11 teams.
-
America’s team: How Cadillac’s arrival is already shaking up F1
Cadillac is unveiling its first F1 livery in a Super Bowl commercial Sunday night, revealing just how big America’s team ambitions are.
-
🏀 What Bediako ruling means for eligibility cases
The former two-way NBA player’s request to keep playing for his old college team was denied. Here’s what it means.
-
Clark plans to resign as MLBPA boss, sources say
Tony Clark plans to resign as executive director of the MLBPA, sources told ESPN.
-
Nepal win toss, bowl against Scotland
Nepal brought in Sundeep Jora for Karan KC while Scotland remained unhanged
-
Albie Morkel’s coaching philosophy: Take the pressure off, not add to it
Morkel feels South Africa will “thrive when there’s bit more on the line”, and backs Brevis and Rabada