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Australia and South Africa are meeting in a Rugby Championship Test in Perth, with the Springboks striking early against the Wallabies. South Africa coach Rassie Erasmus made 13 changes to his starting side after a series win over the All Blacks. Coverage from Cricbuzz also shows an Australia tour of South Africa one-day cricket series running alongside, putting the two nations head to head in multiple sports at once.
- 2Shoaib Akhtar set for major Pakistan cricket role after England debacle▼Shoaib Akhtar set for major role in Pakistan cricket after England tour debacle
Former Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar is reportedly set to take on a major role in Pakistan cricket following the team's poor tour of England. The move would mark a formal return for one of the country's most famous cricketers as the Pakistan Cricket Board responds to growing criticism of the side's performances abroad.
- 3ICC prepares to reshape international cricket calendar for 2027–31●ICC preparing to reshape the international cricket calendar for the 2027–31 cycle
The International Cricket Council is preparing a major reshaping of the international cricket calendar for the 2027–2031 Future Tours Programme cycle. The changes are expected to redefine how bilateral series and global fixtures are scheduled across formats. The sport's governing body is still finalising details, and national boards are watching closely as the new schedule will shape fixtures and revenue for years.
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The Eiffel Tower in Paris will be illuminated in pink on Wednesday evening. Actu.fr reports the special lighting, which is part of a campaign or awareness event drawing public attention in France. People are searching to find out why the landmark is changing its usual golden glow, making 'tour Eiffel rose' a trending topic.
- 5LPGA Signs New Deal With Golf Saudi as PIF Steps Back●LPGA Signs New Deal With Golf Saudi as PIF Quit Women's Golf Too After LIV's Bankruptcy
The LPGA has signed a new deal with Golf Saudi, according to reports, while the Public Investment Fund is also scaling back its involvement in women's golf. The development follows LIV Golf's reported bankruptcy, raising questions about Saudi Arabia's wider strategy in professional golf and what the new partnership means for the women's tour's finances and schedule.
- 6WTA unveils 2027 calendar with equal prize money milestone▼WTA announces 2027 calendar, equal prize money milestone, and player-tournament-led enhancements
The WTA has announced its 2027 tour calendar, highlighting a milestone on equal prize money alongside a series of player- and tournament-led enhancements to the tour structure. The announcement sets out the schedule and reforms for the women's professional tennis circuit, drawing attention for the prize money commitment and changes shaped jointly by players and tournaments.
- 7WTA reaffirms equal prize money at 1000-level events▼Women’s tennis reaffirms equal prize money pledge at WTA 1000s, reduces mandatory events for top 50
The WTA has restated its commitment to equal prize money at WTA 1000 tournaments and announced a reduction in the number of mandatory events for the world's top 50 players. The move addresses long-standing player complaints about scheduling demands and pay gaps with the men's tour, and is being welcomed as a significant step for women's tennis.
- 8Alcaraz defends five-set format, calls for calendar reform▼Tennis-Alcaraz says five sets key to Grand Slam legacy, urges calendar reforms instead
Carlos Alcaraz has said the five-set format at Grand Slams is central to the legacy of tennis's biggest tournaments, pushing back against suggestions it should be shortened. Instead, the Spanish star urged reforms to the crowded tour calendar, arguing that scheduling rather than match format is the real issue affecting players' workload and health.
- 9Florida Opens Public Input on New Science Education Standards▼Floridians can give input on new science education standards during a listening tour this week
Florida residents can weigh in on the state's new science education standards during a listening tour being held this week. The tour gives parents, teachers and community members a chance to offer feedback before the standards are finalized. No further details on specific locations or proposed changes were available.
- 10PGA Tour draws 14 sponsorship offers for Championship Series events●PGA Tour receives 14 sponsorship offers for remaining Championship Series events: Sources
The PGA Tour has received 14 sponsorship offers for the remaining Championship Series events, according to sources cited by Golf Channel and Yahoo Sports. The report indicates strong commercial interest in the tour's top-tier tournaments, coming at a time when the organisation is reshaping its competitive calendar and negotiating its future in professional golf.
- 11WTA to get equal prize money at Italian Open from 2027●WTA announces 'major milestone' with equal prize money at Italian Open and other big events in 2027
The WTA has announced what it calls a major milestone: equal prize money for women at the Italian Open and several other major tournaments starting in 2027. The move closes the pay gap with the men's tour at some of the sport's biggest combined events, and it is being welcomed as a long-sought step toward parity in tennis.
- 12PGA Tour fields 14 sponsorship offers for Championship Series events▼PGA Tour receives 14 sponsorship offers for remaining Championship Series events
The PGA Tour has received 14 sponsorship offers for the remaining events in its Championship Series, according to Golf Channel. The bids suggest continued commercial interest in the Tour's top-tier tournaments even as the organisation reshapes its schedule and navigates broader changes in professional golf. Details on the suitors and financial terms have not been disclosed.
- 13Galaxsea Cruises and Tours Rebrands as Travel with Galaxsea▼Galaxsea Cruises and Tours rebrands as Travel with Galaxsea to capture surging global demand
Galaxsea Cruises and Tours has rebranded as Travel with Galaxsea, citing surging global demand for travel as the reason for the name change. The company says the new identity better reflects its broader focus as interest in cruises and tours rebounds worldwide. The move puts the agency in line with other travel businesses repositioning themselves to capture the post-pandemic boom in bookings.
- 14Women's Golf Has Never Looked Like This, Inside WTGL's Format●Women’s Golf Has Never Looked Like This, Inside WTGL’s Format
The Women's Tour Golf League is drawing attention for a new competitive format that departs from traditional stroke play, with Forbes profiling how the league is reshaping the look and presentation of professional women's golf. Coverage focuses on the structure of the events and what the changes could mean for the sport's audience.
- 15Change Tours aims to make code changes easier to understand●Change Tours | Because understanding a code change is hard https://hannahpotter.github.io/projects/change_tours.html # P
Hannah Potter has introduced Change Tours, a developer tool designed to help people understand code changes, which are often difficult to follow. The project is presented as a way to walk through the reasoning and structure behind a change rather than forcing readers to untangle diffs on their own. Programmers are sharing it as a practical idea for code review and onboarding.
- 16Penn's Cave and Wildlife Park sold after four family generations●Historic Penn's Cave and Wildlife Park announces sale after four generations of family ownership
Penn's Cave and Wildlife Park in Pennsylvania, a family-run cavern tour and wildlife attraction, has announced its sale after four generations of family ownership. The operator says the historic site, one of the state's best-known natural attractions, is changing hands, ending a long-running chapter of family stewardship. The identity of the buyer and future plans for the park were not immediately clear.