Visakha and Boeung Ket hit four for win
Visakha continue to remain untroubled after the departure of coach Hok Sochivorn.
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Comaneci hails history-maker Halep’s Wimbledon triumph
Nadia Comaneci predicts “no one in Romania will be working for a few days”.
Legal threat as Barcelona announce Griezmann
Spanish champions Barcelona announced the signing of striker Antoine Griezmann on Friday for 120 million euros ($135 million) from a fuming Atletico Madrid.
Westbrook thanks Oklahoma City
Russell Westbrook’s time with the Oklahoma City Thunder is over, but he is leaving the franchise and the state with no bitterness.
LeBron reportedly keeping No. 23, Davis to wear No. 3
LeBron James won’t be giving his No. 23 jersey to new Los Angeles Lakers teammate Anthony Davis after all, at least not until the 2020-21 season.
PSG to take action over missing Neymar
French champions Paris St Germain have said they will take action against Neymar after the Brazilian forward failed to report for training on Monday.
Bruce confirms talks with Newcastle over vacancy
Sheffield Wednesday boss Steve Bruce confirmed he has held talks with Newcastle United over the vacant manager’s post but said he is waiting for both clubs to agree a compromise deal.
Thomas satisfied with Tour de France condition
Defending champion Geraint Thomas crashed on the Tour de France on Saturday, losing time to Frenchman Thibaut Pinot, but took heart from a strong recovery.
Vathanaka is better than ever, claims Socheat
Boeung Ket coach Hao Socheat reveals that striker Chan Vathanaka had improved.
Indian fans hurt by World Cup exit
Indian cricket fans are feeling pain as they tried to come to terms with their team’s shocking semi-final defeat to New Zealand.
CAS lifts ban on former Russian Minister Mutko
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has overturned a decision by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to exclude former Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko from taking part in the Olympic Games, court documents published yesterday showed.
Cash allocated for sporting development, SEA Games in scope
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports (MoEYS) announced it had allocated nearly 3 billion riel (US$750,000) towards more than 40 national sporting federations this year
Serena thrills as ‘Dream Team’ turn mean machine
Wimbledon’s Centre Court is the property of the All England Club, but on Tuesday it belonged to Serena Williams.
Strycova ends Konta’s hopes
Johanna Konta played almost perfect tennis for the opening five games of her Wimbledon quarter-final against unseeded Czech Barbora Strycova on an expectant Centre Court on Tuesday.
Jamaican sprinters need to work harder, says Bolt
Olympic sprint great Usain Bolt sees struggle ahead for Jamaica’s men at the world championships, claiming the Caribbean nation’s “spoiled” young sprinters lack the discipline to train and the hunger for success.
Verstappen better than Hamilton on current form, says Horner
Max Verstappen is the best driver in Formula One on current form, ahead even of Mercedes’s five-times world champion and overall leader Lewis Hamilton
Media have an ‘agenda’ against Pogba – Solskjaer
Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has moved to hose down speculation that Paul Pogba is unhappy and set to leave the club
Federation promotes emerging MMA scene
A host of Cambodia’s top MMA and Kun Khmer fighters gather for a conference.
Athletes set for Asean Schools Games
Cambodian Athletics Federation to participate in 11th ASEAN Schools Games 2019.
Big Three march on at Wimbledon
As the Wimbledon women’s quarter-finals took place yesterday without any of the top six seeds, the men’s competition has a far more familiar look with the “Big Three” not only safely through but, in most cases, barely breaking sweat.
Lakers to start James at point guard
LeBron James is preparing to take on a new role with the Los Angeles Lakers this season as point guard, according to a report Monday by Yahoo! Sports’ Chris Haynes.
Barty looks ahead with hope
Ash Barty’s surprise fourth-round defeat to unheralded American Alison Riske at Wimbledon was a bitter pill to swallow after her giddy ride to the top of world tennis but the Australian said it would only fortify her for the rest of the year.
Zola says Chelsea got rid of Sarri too soon
Former Chelsea striker Gianfranco Zola believes the London club got rid of Maurizio Sarri too soon and said they would have benefited if the Italian coach had been given more time.
Neymar can leave PSG if we get an offer, says Leonardo
Paris St Germain sporting director Leonardo says Neymar is free to leave the French champions but there have been no offers for him and only “superficial” talks with his former club Barcelona.
Crown and Boeung Ket play out eight-goal thriller
The Metfone C-League ‘Clasico’ ending 4-4 on the night.
US men come up short as women go global
United States women team win a fourth World Cup.
eturn to top of men’s tennis
Former world number one Andy Murray has been buoyed by his return to tennis after career-saving hip surgery and is confident he can retake his place among the men’s elite.
Durant officially joins Brooklyn Nets
The Brooklyn Nets officially added forward Kevin Durant on Sunday, announcing his arrival as part of a sign-and-trade deal with the Golden State Warriors a week after the 10-time All-Star announced his intentions to join Brooklyn.
VAR won’t be tough on handballs, says Riley
The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) will not be used to police a hard line on handballs when the technology is used in the Premier League for the first time next season, referees’ chief Mike Riley has said.
New Zealand can beat India with an explosive start, says Vettori
New Zealand have the capacity to upset Cricket World Cup favourites India in today’s semi-final if they can make an explosive start to the match, according to former captain Daniel Vettori.
