28 result(s) for “Discipline”
Cricket Australia has suspended fast bowler Megan Schutt and opened an investigation into the alleged improper use of prescription medication outside competition; the action was first reported on October 23, 2026.
Australia suffered a dramatic batting collapse on the fifth day of the second Test in Gqeberha on October 22, 2026, as South Africa tightened their grip on the match and injury worries added to Australian concerns.
Arafat Minhas scored a rapid fifty then took six wickets as Pakistan beat England by 87 runs in the ODI tri series at Rawalpindi, underlining Pakistan’s rising white ball form and giving host fans a statement victory.
India added 24 medals on October 20 at the 2026 Asian Para Games, powered by Nishad Kumar’s Games record in the T47 high jump, Deepthi Jeevanji’s 400m T20 gold and multiple podiums across throws, swimming and table tennis.
The UK government has scheduled Chancellor John Healey’s first Autumn Budget for Wednesday October 28, 2026. With ministers promising to pair fiscal discipline with measures to shift spending and decision making out of Westminster, officials and City advisers expect the package to prioritise regional investment, targeted tax measures and funding for public services.
Australia can seal a 3-0 series whitewash against Bangladesh today at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, extending an extraordinary unbeaten record at the ground while consolidating points in the ICC Women’s Championship.
Sri Lanka chased down 169 with room to spare after Kusal Mendis and Kamindu Mendis put on a 98 run stand. Pakistan’s lower order rescued the hosts to 168 for 8 but the bowlers could not defend under lights, leaving Pakistan to take the T20 series 2-1 but question marks over death bowling and fielding remain.
Invincibles chased down 122 in 14.4 overs while Strikers crushed Challengers by 102 runs as Pakistan’s National Women’s T20 Tournament produced two dominant displays at Bohranwali Ground, Faisalabad.
Japan and the United States agreed on Saturday to consult closely after a US Marine stationed on Okinawa was arrested on suspicion of killing a Japanese woman, a case that has renewed public anger over the US military presence on the island.
Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery formally closed this week, creating a single entertainment group called Skydance. The deal consolidates major film and television brands and raises immediate questions about production commitments, newsroom independence and employment in the United States film industry.
The Archery Premier League begins its second season in Hyderabad on October 8, bringing India’s top recurve and compound archers together with international stars in an 11 day franchise tournament that could reshape the sport’s domestic pathway ahead of Paris cycle recovery and the 2028 Olympic window.
The lower house of Italy’s parliament moves to a climactic secret ballot on October 8 for a government-backed electoral law that would reshape how seats are allocated, raise signature thresholds for new lists, and hand a seat bonus to the plurality winner. The outcome could determine whether the legislature endures or rapid elections are triggered.
Pakistan’s opposition Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf launched a multi day march from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa toward the capital on October 4, escalating a political standoff after negotiations with the federal government failed. Authorities have tightened security along the routes and imposed restrictions in several districts.
A late-seam blitz from Mukesh Kumar and a counterattacking century from Ravichandran Smaran powered Rest of India to a 167-run victory over Ranji champions Jammu and Kashmir, earning RoI a record 31st Irani Cup title in Srinagar.
Tokyo summoned the U.S. ambassador after Okinawa police arrested a U.S. Marine on suspicion of killing and robbing a Japanese woman in a Naha hotel. The case has reignited long standing tensions over the American military presence on the island.