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An independent report into the culture of cricket in England and Wales has found racism, class-based discrimination, elitism and sexism to be “widespread” and “deep rooted” in the sport. In the wake of the shocking report, former Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq joins World Sport’s Amanda Davies to discuss the racism he encountered in the sport.

In the Cidade de Deus favela, Marcelo Modesto is inspiring children with his golf academy

Shaun Powell from NBA.com caught up with teenage sensation Victor Wembanyama about which players he’s modeled his game after, how he feels about the other-worldly expectations, and more.

Former US Men’s national team player Kyle Martino joins CNN This Morning to discuss what Lionel Messi’s move to Inter Miami means for Major League Soccer.

On nothing but a “plank of wood and four wheels,” a group of women are careering down mountain roads at breakneck speed, constantly on the lookout for stones, turns and oncoming cars.

Berry Henson, professional golfer and part-time Uber driver, speaks ahead of his dream major debut at the age of 43.

CNN’s Laura Coates discusses her personal childbirth experience as a Black woman in America with Dr. Kameelah Phillips who shares tips on how Black women can reduce the maternal mortality rate.

The Champions League final this weekend pits Manchester City against Inter Milan. One of City’s top playmakers, Kevin De Bruyne, spoke with CNN’s Darren Lewis ahead of the big match.

Former Liverpool defender Sami Hyypia reflects on the 2005 Champions League final against AC Milan where the Reds fell behind 3-0 at halftime before winning the match on penalties.

The Argentine World Cup winner says that having left Paris St. Germain, he’s on his way to Major League Soccer and Inter Miami.

Former US Open Champion Bryson DeChambeau joins CNN’s Kaitlin Collins to discuss the brand new partnership between the PGA tour, LIV Golf, and DP World Tour.

The US-based PGA Tour reconciles with the Saudi-backed breakaway LIV Golf, ending a feud that has dogged the sport for the past year. CNN’s Paula Newton discusses the move with SI.com golf writer Bob Harig.

New York City’s mayor is urging residents to limit their outdoor activities as smoke from Canadian wildfires smothers the region. CNN’s Laura Aguirre reports on the air pollution warnings.

The US-based PGA Tour is set to partner with the Saudi-backed breakaway LIV Golf, ending a feud that has dogged the men’s professional game for the past year. CNN sports analyst Christine Brennan reports.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce drew laughter from the crowd after he attempted to speak during his team’s meeting with President Joe Biden.

Soccer superstar Romelu Lukaku has called on the sport’s authorities to do more in the fight against racism and discrimination saying that “more diversity in positions of power” would help improve the current situation.

Inter Milan star striker Romelu Lukaku sits down with CNN’s Darren Lewis for an exclusive interview ahead of the Champions League final. Lukaku discusses his humble beginnings and broke down in tears when talking about his grandfather.

Manchester City players bumped into Elton John at the airport and serenaded him with a rendition of “Your Song” after beating Manchester United to win the FA cup.

Barcelona rallied from two goals down to defeat Wolsburg 3-2. Former Wolfsburg defender Rebecca Smith speaks with Patrick Snell about the match and Barca’s breakout star, Lucy Bronze.

Manchester City defeated Manchester United 2-1 to earn their second title of the season, and become one step closer to the historic treble. CNN Senior Sports Analyst Darren Lewis remarks on the momentous occasion from Wembley Stadium.

A new documentary film aims to re-evaluate baseball great Yogi Berra’s legacy for a new generation of sports fans.

In the 107 year history of the Indy 500, only nine female drivers have ever raced at the brickyard. This year, the British driver Katherine Legge has qualified for her third time.

Just nine years ago, Luton Town was playing non-league football. Now, the club with a history of over 135 years is on the brink of returning to the top of the English game: the Premier League. All it needs to do? Beat Coventry City in the Championship play-off final.

The English club side Luton Town were playing non-league football just 9 years ago. But come this Saturday, ” The Hatters” will be battling Coventry City for a place in the Premier League. CNN Senior Sports Analyst Darren Lewis travelled to Luton this week to discover more about the team’s remarkable journey.