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<p>Maliha Ali fought with a fractured toe, a severely bruised eyelid and a partially dislocated jaw. She fought anyway.</p> <p>When Omar Ahmed, president of the Pakistan MMA Federation, asked if she could compete, her response was simple.</p> <p>“Sir, we fight from the heart,” she said. “These hands and feet are just not that important.”</p> <p>That courage
England score 23 tries as they secure a huge 134-0 win against USA at the Wollongong Entertainment Arena in New South Wales, to book their place in the semi-finals of the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup semi-finals, with one group match to spare.
England improve to a "seven out of 10" rating at the 2026 Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup as they secure their place in the semi-finals, according to player Mason Billington.
Addin Fonua-Blake ran over Spencer Leniu to score a late match-winner for Tonga, as Australia’s World Cup semi-finalists were confirmed.
An early guilty plea could bring a one-match ban, costing him the semi-final.
Nigeria’s Flamingos will face Venezuela in the quarter-finals of the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup, with both teams battling for a spot in the semi-finals. Read More: https://punchng.com/u-17-womens-wcup-flamingos-battle-venezuela-for-semi-final-spot/
Fetu Samoa has made history, reaching its first Rugby League World Cup semi-final by beating England.
Harriet Dart reaches the second WTA Tour semi-final of her career as she fights back from a set down to beat Paula Badosa in the Guangzhou Open.
Defending champions Australia survive a scare to come from behind and beat Fiji 36-22 in their second pool match at the Rugby League World Cup; a victory which secures their place in the semi-finals with one pool match to spare.
New British number one Katie Boulter loses 6-1 6-4 to Czech doubles specialist Katerina Siniakova in the Japan Open semi-finals.
Former Northern Ireland Open champions Mark Williams and Kyren Wilson win through to the semi-finals of this year's tournament in Belfast.
Katie Boulter reclaims the British number one ranking after fighting back to beat Antonia Ruzic in three sets in the quarter-finals of the Japan Open.
Mark Allen is aiming to become the first world champion from the island of Ireland since Ken Doherty in 1997
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