The UK's largest indoor tennis event is returning to Wrexham, with rising stars from around the world competing. The women's W100 tournament runs from 18 to 25 October and is set to be the UK's biggest women's event outside the grass-court season this year.
Cambridge University professor Patrick Barrie retained his world tiddlywinks singles title after beating Dave Lockwood of the US in a seven-hour match at a pub in Cambridge. Barrie said he was pleased with the win, while Lockwood praised his opponent and said he was glad to have given him a good challenge.
A Welsh darts player from Llanuwchllyn, Pwyll Edwards, will be one of 20 amateur players challenging world champion Luke Littler in a live Netflix event for a £501,000 prize. The event takes place on 30 October.
Newcastle winger Christian Wade has scored 100 Premiership tries, one behind Chris Ashton's all-time record, and is set to have his first chance to equal and pass it when Newcastle host Sale Sharks. He says he is focused on the team's performance and plans to keep playing for as long as he can.
