Youth of today lack the discipline to break records, says Olympic champ Carl Lewis
Lewis won four consecutive Olympic golds between 1984 and 1996, as well as two world titles
Boks beat Tonga to edge towards World Cup quarters
The Tongan side stayed competitive throughout the match
Springboks start Rugby World Cup defence with Scotland victory
It is the first time South Africa have won their first match at a World Cup since they edged out Wales 17-16 in 2011
Etzebeth ‘full out’ for World Cup despite assault case
Etzebeth, 27, allegedly insulted, assaulted and pointed a gun at a 42-year-old homeless man in Langebaan in August
Wayde van Niekerk grabs 200m silver to complete incredible week
Ramil Guliyev’s win may not have been following the script the organisers wished for after Justin Gatlin’s win in the 100m.
‘Heartbroken’ Makwala surges into 200m final, Van Niekerk double on track
Botswana’s Isaac Makwala admitted to being fuelled by anger as he ran two rounds of the 200m – one on his own – to reach the final.
Wayde Van Niekerk targets Johnson double after 400m domination
Wayde van Niekerk’s bid for a first world double since 1995 now turns to the 200m after he stormed to a comfortable victory in the 400m.
Blitzboks beat Scots in Paris final, clinch series
South Africa were crowned winners of this season’s World Rugby Sevens Series, beating Scotland 15-5 in the final of the penultimate leg in Paris.
Pistorius: Able-bodied athletes have no issue with me
Double amputee Oscar Pistorius has said that able-bodied athletes had no beef with him competing at the top table of the world athletics circuit.
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2011: Perfect year for All Blacks
Despite a series of setbacks that had the nation worried, New Zealand ended 24 years of disappointed by winning the Rugby World Cup this year.