MacKinnon has two goals, assist as Canada beats Austria 5-1 at hockey worlds

Home favourite Paolini advances to the Italian Open final. Sinner to face Ruud, ROME — Italy’s tennis boom is in full force at the Foro #Italico.

Top-ranked Jannik Sinner hasn’t dropped a set at the Italian Open in his return from a three-month doping ban.

Lorenzo Musetti is into the semifinals.

And now Jasmine Paolini has advanced to the women’s final.

Paolini saved three set points before gaining control in a 7-5, 6-1 win over American opponent Peyton Stearns on Thursday to become the first Italian woman to reach the final in Rome since her doubles partner, Sara Errani, lost the 2014 championship match to Serena Williams.

“We have a great movement and I’m just really happy to be part of it,” Paolini said.

The last Italian woman to win the Italian Open was Raffaella Reggi, who took the 1985 title in Taranto.

In Saturday’s final, the fifth-ranked Paolini will face either No. 3 Coco Gauff or Zheng Qinwen, who were playing later.

Formula One’s governing body on Wednesday reduced the controversial penalties dished out to drivers for swearing after a backlash from the grid.

Coco Gauff advances to Italian Open semifinals with straight-set win over Mirra Andreeva

Novak Djokovic, coach Andy Murray split just months into partnership

World Relays in China put Kenya on global sprinting map

Dallas Mavericks win the NBA draft lottery and the chance to pick Cooper Flagg No. 1 overall

Kaizer Chiefs ended a 10-year trophy drought as Nasreddine Nabi led them to a dramatic 2-1 win over Orlando Pirates in the 2025 Nedbank Cup final in Durban on Saturday.

Celebrity chef Kamini Pather’s new cookbook, All Dhal'd Up every day, Indian-ish, good-mood food, addresses persistent stereotypes of South African-Indian cuisine as unhealthy and one-dimensional.

Karan completes Arc Pearl Rally double as Nikhil celebrates back-to-back Arc3 wins