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The tweets made by Ollie Robinson were all over the Internet few minutes after he took the field at the Home of Cricket to represent his country for the first-time. These tweets included racist and sexist remarks which were made by him in 2012-2013, when he was a teenager.
For football fans across the globe, wearing their club’s colors is a matter of pride. It gives fans a chance to show their passion and loyalty towards their club. For potential sponsors too, the opportunity to have their brand logo embroidered on the shirt of a top-flight club is remarkably alluring. Recently, the Premier League allowed clubs to feature additional advertising on club kits apart from the main front-shirt sponsor.
American sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson is going to miss the 100m event at the Tokyo Olympics owing to her being handed over a one-month long suspension by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (‘USADA’). This news definitely left her fans saddened and confused, considering that she was one of the favorites expected to win a medal at the said event.
Sporting Club East Bengal has been one of the most successful football teams in the state of West Bengal. The club has continuously been facing trouble with sponsors and sadly became the first one in India to invoke the force majure clauses when things were worsened at the hands of the pandemic.
Sports Law in India – An Interview with Mr. Manu Bhardwaj.
Although sports have been an inherent part of human life, its relationship with the law is relatively nascent. In the last few decades, sport has gone from a field unhindered by law to one where almost any action can potentially cause litigation. With the primary purpose of providing compensation for injuries sustained by a person due to the conduct of another, tort law comes to aid in this area. Potential claims exist for almost all stakeholders in and around the sporting arena. However, unlike under normal circumstances where damage and injuries are a potential cause of conflict, injuries are known to be an inherent part of sports.
After the departure of long-time manager Sir Alex Ferguson, Manchester United F.C. has gradually lost its identity as a dominant football club. This article analyses the argument that a change in ownership, management, and a complete overhaul of personalities will create a ripple effect, and will bring back the club’s “glory days”.
English Football has tried to manage the challenges posed by racism taking place in football matches to some extent, however, there has been an increase in the level of racism targeted towards footballers on social media platforms.
In December 2019, Russia was handed a four-year ban for major doping offences by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). Recently, the ban was cut down to two years along with certain concessions by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).

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