After swapping his Australian allegiance for Team GB in 2024, double Olympic medalist Matt Richardson is looking past the backlash as he prepares for the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
Search
Search Novexa News
433 results for Team GB
The Pakistan men's squash team secured a bronze medal at the Asian Games 2026, advancing to the semi-finals while the women's team faced elimination
Pakistan's volleyball captain criticizes Asian Games logistics yet celebrates victory, while the hockey team thrashes Oman, keeping medal hopes alive
South Korea's volleyball team was bussed to the wrong Asian Games venue, highlighting ongoing transport issues at the Aichi-Nagoya event
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka secured direct entry into the men's cricket knockout stage at the 2026 Asian Games after the draw was announced, in the 10-team competition.

Anthropic is moving closer to chipmaking, with plans to build a team focused on designing its own custom AI chips. The Claude maker says it wants to co-design hardware and models in a way that could help its systems run…

Argentina has added a new date to its football calendar. According to The Guardian Football, the country will now mark National Football Teams Day on 15 July every year, the anniversary of its men’s team beating England…
Pakistan's squash team secures silver at the Asian Games after losing to Malaysia, while the volleyball team faces a semi-final defeat against Iran
Mitchell Marsh celebrates Australia's improvements after a convincing ODI victory against South Africa in October, showcasing resilience ahead of future challenges

NASA has awarded about $30 million to four university-led aviation projects covering Mach 4 propulsion, safer AI avionics, quieter urban flight and aircraft design.
The sixth staging of The Hundred starts on Tuesday, 21 July, which makes now the perfect time to refresh your
Leading Test players bolster President Trophy squads ahead of crucial matches this Thursday, enhancing the competitive landscape across various venues in Pakistan

Tottenham's coach Roberto de Zerbi insists the team needs more than skill to succeed; they need to play with determination and resolve
Pakistan’s cricket team is gearing up for a possible clash with India at the Asian Games, amid crucial matches including Afghanistan vs Japan

Pakistan's men's national football team is set to make its first appearance in a FIFA-sanctioned competitive event, with the Pakistan Football Federation confirming participation in the inaugural FIFA ASEAN Cup. h2:A…
Argentinians filled the streets of Buenos Aires to honour their team despite its World Cup final
England amputee World Cup plans face funding shortfall England’s men’s amputee football team is trying to raise £50,000 to compete at the World Cup in Mexico in November, after being left without national funding for…

Lando Norris secured a commanding win at the Hungarian Grand Prix, overcoming team-mate pressure and tactical gambles to break his long victory drought as championship leader Kimi Antonelli held firm for third place

Senegal have turned to Patrick Vieira to lead the national team, appointing the former France midfielder as head coach in a move the country’s football federation described as a strategic step for the future. The…
Shaheen Afridi?s?for now? captaincy message keeps Pakistan?s ODI leadership debate alive as the team prepares for a demanding England tour.
Mikel Merino has described Spain’s World Cup campaign as built on something more than tactics and results, saying the team’s first principle under Luis de la Fuente is respect and personal conduct as much as footballing…

Pakistan have named their 20-member squad for the FIH Men’s World Cup, with chief selector Samiullah Khan saying the team can take confidence from recent results against South Korea and approach the tournament with…
Spain head into the World Cup final with a remarkable record behind them, but Argentina arrive with a case of their own. The meeting sets up a high-level test of two teams whose recent form has been strong enough to…
George Russell describes his battle against team-mate Kimi Antonelli at the Belgian Grand Prix as impossible, citing severe straight-line speed deficiencies linked to the current Formula 1 engine regulations