The final price tag for last year's Covid-delayed Tokyo Olympics was put at $13 billion, the organising committee said Tuesday in its final act before it is dissolved at the end of the month.
The cost was twice what was forecast in 2013 when Tokyo was awarded the hosting rights. However, the final price tag presented by organisers is lower than the $15.4 billion they predicted when the Olympics ended just under 11 months ago.
Japanese government entities, primarily the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, covered about 55% of the total expenses which amounted to about $7.1 billion in Japanese taxpayer money.
The International Olympic Committee contributed $1.3 billion to this budget, with the largest contribution of $3.4 billion coming from local sponsors. Organisers also listed $500 million in income from an unspecified "insurance payout."
A University of Oxford study in 2020 said Tokyo was the most expensive Olympics on record.
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The final price tag for the Covid-delayed Tokyo Olympics was twice the forecast when Tokyo was awarded the hosting rights

The final price tag for last year's Covid-delayed Tokyo Olympics was put at $13 billion, the organising committee said Tuesday in its final act before it is dissolved at the end of the month.
The cost is twice the amount that was forecast in 2013 when Tokyo was awarded the hosting rights. However, the final price tag presented by organisers is lower than the $15.4 billion they predicted when the Olympics ended just under 11 months ago.
Japanese government entities, primarily the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, covered about 55% of the total expenses which amounted to about $7.1 billion in Japanese taxpayer money.
The International Olympic Committee contributed $1.3 billion to this budget, with the largest contribution of $3.4 billion coming from local sponsors. Organisers also listed $500 million in income from an unspecified "insurance payout."
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Rugby became the second sport to ban Transgender women after the world swimming body FINA adopted a new gender inclusion policy. 
After the newly imposed ban, Transgender players will be not allowed to compete in the women's World Cup, hosted by England, in October. 
Also read: FIFA to review transgender eligibility rules after change in FINA swimming's policy
International Rugby League said in the statement that they need further consultation before finalising their Transgender policy. 
Swimming was the first international sport to ban Transgender women.
Also read: World swimming body bans transgender athletes from women's competitions
Meanwhile, World Athletics followed FIFA's suit and is currently reviewing their Transgender Policy as well. 
In a conversation with BBC, World Athletics president Lord Coe hinted that sport could follow FINA's move, adding fairness is non-negotiable. 

Rugby follows FINA's move, bans Transgender players for women's world cup in October

With many international sports organisations reviewing trans athletes' participation, Rugby has become the second sport to ban transgender women

Rugby follows FINA's move, bans transgender players for Women's World Cup in October

With several international sports organisations reviewing trans athletes' participation, the International Rugby League has banned transgender players from women's international competitions.

Rugby became the second sport to ban transgender women after the world swimming body FINA voted to restrict the participation of transgender athletes in elite women's competitions.&nbsp;
After the newly imposed ban by the International Rugby League (IRL), transgender players will be not allowed to compete at the women's World Cup in England later this year.
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The IRL said in the statement that they need further consultation before finalising their transgender policy.&nbsp;
Swimming was the first international sport to ban Transgender women.
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Meanwhile, World Athletics and FIFA are currently reviewing their transgender policy as well.&nbsp;
In a conversation with the BBC, World Athletics president Sebastian Coe hinted that they could follow FINA's move, adding that 'fairness is non-negotiable'.&nbsp;

Final moment of the Halle Open turned a little ugly for Daniil Medvedev and his coach Gilles Cervara, as the world number 1 lost his cool after going down 1-6, 4-6 against Hubert Hurkacz.
Medvedev yelled at his coach after losing the match and as a result, Cervara abruptly walked out of the court as he was clearly irked by the outburst. The footage has now gone viral on social media.
What frustrated the Russian tennis star was the fact that he has seen a number of defeats in the final lately. Medvedev went down to Novak Djokovic in Paris Masters final, Alexander Zverev in ATP World Tour Finals and Rafael Nadal in the Australia Open final. 
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Watch! Daniil Medvedev's coach walks out of the court after the Russian's outburst

On camera!
Daniil Medvedev yells at his coach during Halle Open final. The coach's next move will leave you stunned!! 

In an incident, which left a bad taste at the Halle Open final, Daniil Medvedev's coach left the court after the Russian yelled at his coach in the middle of the match

Halle Open turned a little ugly for Daniil Medvedev and his coach Gilles Cervara, as the world number 1 lost his cool after Hubert Hurkacz dominated the Russian and later beat him 1-6, 4-6.
Medvedev yelled at his coach and as a result, Cervara abruptly walked out of the court as he was clearly irked by the outburst. The footage has now gone viral on social media.
What frustrated the Russian tennis star was the fact that he has seen a number of defeats in the final lately. Medvedev went down to Novak Djokovic in Paris Masters final, Alexander Zverev in ATP World Tour Finals and Rafael Nadal in the Australia Open final.&nbsp;
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While most people retire after a certain age and prefer to relax, this story will surely inspire millions. A 105-year-old lady named Rambai set a new national record in 100-meter sprint.
While participating in the inaugural edition of the National Open Masters Athletics Championships, the grand old lady clinched a golden double in sprints, completing the 100-meter race in 45.40 seconds and the 200-meter sprint in 1 minute, 52.17 seconds.
"It's a great feeling and I want to race again," Rambai told the Times of India.
She broke the 5-year-old national record created by Man Kaur, who completed the 100-meter race in 74 seconds. Kaur was 101 years old then.
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The 105-year-old lady further revealed that she wanted to run at a younger age but no one gave her a chance. She started racing at the age of 104.
Rambai was born on January 1, 1917, and now she wanted to take part in international tournaments.

Super grandma creates new national record in 100-metre race

Super Grandma's blazing run!

Check out how this 105-year-old broke the national record

At times when most person retire at a certain age, 105-year-old Rambai will inspire many after she completed 100-metre race in record time

While most people retire after a certain age and prefer to relax, this story will surely inspire millions. A 105-year-old lady named Rambai set a new national record in the 100-metre sprint.
While participating in the inaugural edition of the National Open Masters Athletics Championships, the grand old lady clinched a golden double in sprints, completing the 100-metre race in 45.40 seconds and the 200-meter sprint in 1 minute, 52.17 seconds.
"It's a great feeling and I want to race again," Rambai told the Times of India.
She broke the 5-year-old national record created by Man Kaur, who completed the 100-meter race in 74 seconds. Kaur was 101 years old then.
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The 105-year-old lady further revealed that she wanted to run at a younger age but no one gave her a chance. She started racing at the age of 104.
Rambai was born on January 1, 1917, and now she wanted to take part in international tournaments.

Mexico City's main square, the Zocalo, was covered with the red, white and green colours of the national flag on Saturday as 14,299 people gathered to follow a mass boxing class directed by local heroes Ana Maria Torres, Jackie Nava, Mariana Juarez and David Picasso.
In doing so, these thousands of boxing lovers broke the Guinness Record for the largest boxing class ever.
The previous record was established in Moscow in 2017.
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Watch! Mexico City covered in national colours, breaks World Record for largest boxing class ever

As 14,299 people gathered to follow a mass boxing class in Mexico's main square, they broke the Guinness Record for the largest boxing class ever

As 14,299 people gathered to follow a mass boxing class in Mexico's main square, they broke the Guinness Record for the largest boxing class ever

Mexico City's main square, the Zocalo, was covered with the red, white and green colours of the national flag on Saturday as 14,299 people gathered to follow a mass boxing class directed by local heroes Ana Maria Torres, Jackie Nava, Mariana Juarez and David Picasso.
In doing so, these thousands of boxing lovers broke the Guinness Record for the largest boxing class ever.
The previous record was established in Moscow in 2017.
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Max Verstappen held off a late challenge from Carlos Sainz Jr. to win the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday and extended his lead in the championship standings. It was his sixth victory of the season.
The reigning champion moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez, who was forced to retire with engine trouble.
Sainz had to settle for second place in his Ferrari, with 7-time champion Lewis Hamilton equalling his best result of the season in finishing third. It was just his first podium since the season-opening race in March.
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Max Verstappen wins Canadian Grand Prix to further extend his lead in the championship standings

Max Verstappen had a fairly easy Sunday drive as he won the Canadian Grand Prix and moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez at the top

Max Verstappen had a fairly easy Sunday drive as he won the Canadian Grand Prix and moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez at the top

Max Verstappen held off a late challenge from Carlos Sainz Jr. to win the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday and extended his lead in the championship standings. It was his sixth victory of the season.
The reigning champion moved 46 points clear of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez, who was forced to retire with engine trouble.
Sainz had to settle for second place in his Ferrari, with 7-time champion Lewis Hamilton equalling his best result of the season in finishing third. It was just his first podium since the season-opening race in March.
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Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra struck gold at the Kuortane Games on Saturday. Despite some very tough conditions due to incessant rainfall in Finland, Chopra won his first gold medal of the season.
While rain had a big say in the performance of all the javelin throwers, no opponent could breach Chopra’s very first throw of 86.69 metres. There could have been an injury scare for the 24-year-old after he had a nasty fall on the wet track during his third attempt but thankfully, the Athletics Federation of India confirmed in a tweet that the Olympic Champion was doing fine.
Chopra’s rival Anderson Peters, who has breached the 90-metre mark twice in the calendar year, once again finished behind the Indian in third. With the World Championships less than a month away, Neeraj Chopra is looking good for another big performance on the world stage.
Earlier this week, in his very first attempt after the Tokyo Olympics, he missed out on the 90-metre mark by just 70 centimetres but managed to set a new national record with his throw.
The Indian star will be in action next on June 30 at the Stockholm Diamond League.
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Neeraj Chopra wins Gold at Kuortane Games, escapes injury after nasty slip

Despite having a nasty fall due to incessant rainfall in Finland, Neeraj Chopra struck gold at the Kuortane Games with a throw of 86.69 metres

Despite having a nasty fall due to incessant rainfall in Finland, Neeraj Chopra struck gold at the Kuortane Games with a throw of 86.69 metres

Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra struck gold at the Kuortane Games on Saturday. Despite some very tough conditions due to incessant rainfall in Finland, Chopra won his first gold medal of the season.
While rain had a big say in the performance of all the javelin throwers, no opponent could breach Chopra&rsquo;s very first throw of 86.69 metres. There could have been an injury scare for the 24-year-old after he had a nasty fall on the wet track during his third attempt but thankfully, the Athletics Federation of India confirmed in a tweet that the Olympic Champion was doing fine.
Chopra&rsquo;s rival Anderson Peters, who has breached the 90-metre mark twice in the calendar year, once again finished behind the Indian in third. With the World Championships less than a month away, Neeraj Chopra is looking good for another big performance on the world stage.
Earlier this week, in his very first attempt after the Tokyo Olympics, he missed out on the 90-metre mark by just 70 centimetres but managed to set a new national record with his throw.
The Indian star will be in action next on June 30 at the Stockholm Diamond League.
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National coach RK Sharma, who was dismissed recently after India’s top cyclist accused him of sexual harassment, is facing another allegation of objectionable behavior by International gold medallist Deborah Herold. 
While speaking to The Indian Express, the national champion said that she was removed from the national team, after the team’s assistant coach, Gautamani Devi ‘thought she was in a relationship with another female cyclist’. 
Clarifying that Devi misunderstood their relationship, the Andaman-based cyclist spoke about the discomfort she faced before being removed from the national camp. The 27-year-old said that the coach & the assistant coach constantly harassed her by ignoring her, taunting her, and eventually she was also isolated from the rest of the cyclists. 
Herold was removed from the team in 2018, when she was the country’s fastest cyclist in 200m sprint and 500m time trial events. 
The National champion also accused Sharma of ‘slapping’ her in 2015. ‘The ac in my room was not working, I went to a fellow boy’s room for which he slapped me twice, she said.
Apart from Herold, 2 other members of the national team have also accused Sharma of ‘constantly harassing and threatening them’ which they said, affected their performance over the years. 
Sports Authority of India dismissed RK Sharma from his position after a top cyclist alleged that the coach forced her to stay in his room, offered her a post-training massage, forcefully tried to pull her towards himself, and asked her to sleep with him during a camp in Slovenia in May. 

Cyclist Deborah Herold accuses coach RK Sharma of ‘slapping, harassing her’

‘Slapped and harassed me!’

Cycling coach RK Sharma faces further heat after star cyclist Deborah Herold accused him of removing her from national camp after a physical assault

Apart from Herold, 2 other members of national team have also accused Sharma of &lsquo;constantly harassing and threatening them&rsquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;

National coach RK Sharma, who was dismissed recently after India&rsquo;s top cyclist accused him of sexual harassment, is facing another allegation of objectionable behavior by International gold medallist Deborah Herold.&nbsp;
While speaking to The Indian Express, the national champion said that she was removed from the national team, after the team&rsquo;s assistant coach, Gautamani Devi &lsquo;thought she was in a relationship with another female cyclist&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Clarifying that Devi misunderstood their relationship, the Andaman-based cyclist spoke about the discomfort she faced before being removed from the national camp. The 27-year-old said that the coach &amp; the assistant coach constantly harassed her by ignoring her, taunting her, and eventually she was also isolated from the rest of the cyclists.&nbsp;
Herold was removed from the team in 2018, when she was the country&rsquo;s fastest cyclist in 200m sprint and 500m time trial events.&nbsp;
The National champion also accused Sharma of &lsquo;slapping&rsquo; her in 2015. &lsquo;The ac in my room was not working, I went to a fellow boy&rsquo;s room for which he slapped me twice, she said.
Apart from Herold, 2 other members of the national team have also accused Sharma of &lsquo;constantly harassing and threatening them&rsquo; which they said, affected their performance over the years.&nbsp;
Sports Authority of India dismissed RK Sharma from his position after a top cyclist alleged that the coach forced her to stay in his room, offered her a post-training massage, forcefully tried to pull her towards himself, and asked her to sleep with him during a camp in Slovenia in May.&nbsp;

Despite the war in Ukraine, the US Open will allow Russian and Belarusian tennis players to compete at this year's tournament.
Unlike the All England Club, which announced in April that it has banned all Russian and Belarussian athletes from competing at this year's Wimbledon, the US Tennis Association has decided not to hold individual athletes responsible for the actions of their governments.
Athletes from Russia and Belarus  will be allowed to play in New York under a neutral flag - an arrangement that was used at this year's French Open as well.
Russia's Daniil Medvedev, who is the current World No. 1, is also the defending Men's champion at the Flushing Meadows. The announcement by the USTA paves the way for him to defend his title later this year.

Tennis players from Russia & Belarus to play at US Open despite Ukraine War

Unlike Wimbledon, the US Open has decided to allow Russian & Belarusian players at this year's tournament

US Open to allow Russian, Belarusian tennis stars

Unlike Wimbledon,&nbsp;the US Tennis Association has decided to allow Russian &amp; Belarusian&nbsp;players at the US Open.

Despite the war in Ukraine, the US Open will allow Russian and Belarusian tennis players to compete at this year's tournament.
 Unlike the All England Club, which announced in April that it has banned all Russian and Belarussian athletes from competing at this year's Wimbledon, the US Tennis Association has decided not to hold individual athletes responsible for the actions of their governments.
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Athletes from Russia and Belarus&nbsp; will be allowed to play in New York under a neutral flag - an arrangement that was used at this year's French Open as well.
 Russia's Daniil Medvedev, who is the current World No. 1, is also the defending Men's champion at the Flushing Meadows. The announcement by the USTA paves the way for him to defend his title later this year.
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23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams made a winning return to Tennis after a-year long break at WTA's Eastbourne International. The American Tennis ace alongside Tunisia Ons Jabeur came victorious 2-6, 6-3, 13-11 in a dramatic doubles match against Spain's Sara Torribes Sormo and Czech player Marie Bouzkova. Williams who made a tearful exit from last year's Wimbledon with a leg injury is set to participate in the Wimbledon as a wildcard entrant to win her 24th Grand Slam title. The 40-year-old who is currently ranked 1,204 has won 7 Championships and remained unseeded due to her extended absence from the Tennis world. She won her last Grand Slam in 2017 at the Australian Open. 

Watch! Serena Williams' winning return in Eastbourne International

Watch! World number 1,204 Serena Williams makes a successful comeback ahead of Wimbledon 2022!

The American Tennis ace alongside Tunisia Ons Jabeur came victorious 2-6, 6-3, 13-11 in a dramatic doubles match against Spain's Sara Torribes Sormo and Czech player Marie Bouzkova.&nbsp;

23-time Grand Slam champion Serena Williams made a winning return to Tennis after a-year long break at WTA Eastbourne International. The American Tennis ace playing with Tunisia Ons Jabeur came victorious 2-6, 6-3, 13-11 in a dramatic doubles match against Spain's Sara Torribes Sormo and Czech player Marie Bouzkova.&nbsp; Williams who made a tearful exit from last year's Wimbledon with a leg injury is set to participate at the Wimbledon as a wildcard entrant in a bid to win the 24th Grand Slam title.&nbsp; The 40-year-old who is currently ranked 1,204 has won 7 Championships. She remained unseeded at the Wimbledon due to her extended absence from the Tennis world. She won her last Grand Slam in 2017 at the Australian Open.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/wimbledon-2022-novak-djokovic-top-seed-ahead-of-nadal-in-men-s-singles-1655874430841">Wimbledon 2022: Novak Djokovic top seed ahead of Nadal in Men's singles</a>

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Top-seeded Iga Swiatek won her second French Open title as she defeated teenage sensation Coco Gauff in the final at Roland Garros on Saturday. With the win, Polish tennis player Swiatek also equalled the record of Venus Williams' 35-match winning streak in all competitions.
Swiatek put on a dominant show in the first set as she broke Gauff's serve early and finally clinched the first set 6-1.
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Gauff made a strong start in the second set and broke Swiatek's serve early but the Polish tennis player kept her cool. After losing the first two games in the second set, Swiatek lost only one game and won the final set 6-3.
18-year-old Gauff was in tears after losing the match as she failed to win her maiden Grand Slam title despite having a dominant show throughout the tournament.

Iga Swiatek wins 2022 French Open women's singles

Iga Swiatek wins 2022 French Open women's singles.&nbsp;This is Swiatek's 2nd Grand Slam title.&nbsp;Poland's Swiatek beat Coco Gauff 6-1, 6-3 in the final

18-year-old Gauff was in tears after losing the match as she failed to win her maiden Grand Slam title despite having a dominant show throughout the tournament

Top-seeded Iga Swiatek won her second French Open title as she defeated teenage sensation Coco Gauff in the final at Roland Garros on Saturday. With the win, Polish tennis player Swiatek also equalled the record of Venus Williams' 35-match winning streak in all competitions.
Swiatek put on a dominant show in the first set as she broke Gauff's serve early and finally clinched the first set 6-1.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/french-open-2022-final-rafael-nadal-to-clash-with-casper-ruud-on-sunday-1654309688171" target="_blank">French Open 2022 final: Rafael Nadal to clash with Casper Ruud on Sunday</a>
Gauff made a strong start in the second set and broke Swiatek's serve early but the Polish tennis player kept her cool. After losing the first two games in the second set, Swiatek lost only one game and won the final set 6-3.
 18-year-old Gauff was in tears after losing the match as she failed to win her maiden Grand Slam title despite having a dominant show throughout the tournament.

Despite facing different sanctions from various countries, Russia offered to help India in hosting the 2036 Olympics if their bid will receive the backing from International Olympic Committee.&nbsp;
During his India visit, Russia's sports minister Oleg Matytsin said that specialists from his country will be happy to help in organising Olympics in India.
India has expressed its interest to host the Olympic Games in Ahmedabad multiple times but no concrete moves have been made by them so far.&nbsp;
Also read: FIFA increases squad size for 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Notably, two months ago, Gujarat's Advocate General Kamal Trivedi informed Gujarat High Court that the state government is preparing for the 2036 Olympics and the Olympic Committee will make a visit in 2025.&nbsp;
Earlier, Russia had shown interest in hosting the 2036 Olympics. Istanbul, Doha, Jakarta and Cairo are the other cities that are in fray to host the world's greatest sports meet.
The hosts for the next three Olympic Summer Games are already decided, Paris in 2024, Los Angeles in 2028 and Brisbane in 2032.

India gets Russia's backing for 2036 Olympics bid

Happy to help in organising Olympics in India: Russia

Tap to know which Indian city is in line to host the Olympics in 2036  

Istanbul, Doha, Jakarta and Cairo are the other cities that are in fray to host the world's greatest sports meet in 2036

Despite facing different sanctions from various countries, Russia offered to help India in hosting the 2036 Olympics if their bid will receive the backing from International Olympic Committee.&nbsp;
During his India visit, Russia's sports minister Oleg Matytsin said that specialists from his country will be happy to help in organising Olympics in India.
India has expressed its interest to host the Olympic Games in Ahmedabad multiple times but no concrete moves have been made by them so far.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/fifa-increases-squad-size-for-2022-world-cup-in-qatar-1656044338853" target="_blank">FIFA increases squad size for 2022 World Cup in Qatar</a>
Notably, two months ago, Gujarat's Advocate General Kamal Trivedi informed Gujarat High Court that the state government is preparing for the 2036 Olympics and the Olympic Committee will make a visit in 2025.&nbsp;
Earlier, Russia had shown interest in hosting the 2036 Olympics. Istanbul, Doha, Jakarta and Cairo are the other cities that are in fray to host the world's greatest sports meet.
The hosts for the next three Olympic Summer Games are already decided, Paris in 2024, Los Angeles in 2028 and Brisbane in 2032.

Since the Covid-19 scare still hovers, FIFA has decided to increase the squad size for the upcoming World Cup 2022 which will be held in Qatar, starting November 21st. FIFA in its statement said that the number of players to be included in the final list has been increased to at least 23 and a maximum of 26. The football governing body further said that the decision to expand squads was made due to the need to retain additional flexibility due to the unique timing of this year's competition, which will interrupt the European club season.The extra players would likely come from the European club whose domestic season should pause by November 13th. FIFA also took into consideration the disruptive effects caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and increased the squad size. Priorly only 22 players were allowed to play in each squad for any international tournament. 

FIFA increases squad size for 2022 World Cup in Qatar

FIFA increased the number of players to be included in the final list to at least 23 and a maximum of 26. 

Tap for details.

Priorly only 22 players were allowed to play in each squad for any international tournament.&nbsp;

Since the Covid-19 scare still hovers, FIFA has decided to increase the squad size for the upcoming World Cup 2022 which will be held in Qatar, starting November 21st.&nbsp; FIFA in its statement said that the number of players to be included in the final list has been increased to at least 23 and a maximum of 26.&nbsp; The football governing body further said that the decision to expand squads was made due to the need to retain additional flexibility due to the unique timing of this year's competition, which will interrupt the European club season. The extra players will likely come from the European clubs whose domestic seasons are expected to &nbsp;be paused by November 13th. FIFA also took into consideration the disruptive effects caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and increased the squad size.&nbsp; Only 22 players were allowed in the squad for any international tournament before.

Amid transgender athletes getting banned from participating in women's international events, India's star sprinter Dutee Chand termed the move unfair. 
While talking to the Times of India, the two-time Asian Games medallist said that transgender athletes are not getting any unfair advantage during competitions. 
Also read: Rugby follows FINA's move, bans transgender players from women's internationals
She also added that transgenders have already faced a lot of societal pressure and humiliation to reach the top level and one should not make things difficult for them. 
The current national champion in 100-metre race further added that it should be accepted as a god's gift because what's happening in an individual human body shouldn't concern others. 
Dutee was once accused of being a man after failing the male testosterone test. She fought against World Athletics' hyperandrogenism policy in the Court of Arbitration for Sports in 2015, which brought her global sporting fame. 
Also read: FIFA to review transgender eligibility rules after change in FINA swimming's policy
Notably, FINA was the first international sporting body to ban transgenders in women's swimming events. Rugby and Cycling have followed the FINA's suit while FIFA, World Athletics, and Netball body are currently reviewing their transgender eligibility policies.

Indian sprinter Dutee Chand comes out in support of transgender women

Dutee Chand, who got global fame while fighting against World Athletics hyperandrogenism policy, has criticised the ban on transgenders in women's events.

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'No need to make things difficult for them': Dutee Chand comes out in support of transgender women

100-metre national champion Dutee Chand has come out in support of transgenders amid global sports bodies reviewing their trans athletes' policy in women's competitions

Amid transgender athletes getting banned from participating in women's international events, India's star sprinter Dutee Chand has termed the move unfair.&nbsp;
While talking to the Times of India, the two-time Asian Games medallist said that transgender athletes are not getting any unfair advantage during competitions.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/rugby-follows-fina-s-move-bans-transgender-players-1655815964456" target="_blank">Rugby follows FINA's move, bans transgender players from women's internationals</a>
She also stated that transgenders have already 'faced a lot of societal pressure and humiliation to reach the top level and one should not make things difficult for them.'&nbsp;
The current 100-metre national champion added that it should be 'accepted as god's gift because what's happening in an individual human body shouldn't concern others.'&nbsp;
Dutee was once accused of being a man after failing the hyperandrogenism (male testosterone) test. She in fact fought against World Athletics' policy in the Court of Arbitration for Sports in 2015, which brought her global sporting recognition.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/fifa-to-review-transgender-eligibility-rules-after-change-in-swimming-s-policy-1655789664759" target="_blank">FIFA to review transgender eligibility rules after change in FINA swimming's policy</a>
Notably, swimming body FINA was the first international sporting federation to ban transgenders in women's events. Rugby and Cycling have followed FINA's suit while FIFA, World Athletics, and World Netball Federation are all currently reviewing their transgender eligibility policies.

American swimmer Anita Alvarez had a moment of a scare during the World Swimming Championship in Budapest on Wednesday. 
After the 25-year-old completed the women's solo free artistic swimming finals, she fainted and sank to the bottom of the pool.

WATCH! US swimmer Anita Alvarez's dramatic rescue from bottom of pool at World  Swimming Championships

Artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez who fell unconscious and sank to the bottom of the pool at the World Swimming Championships was rescued in dramatic fashion by her coach. Check out what happened.

WATCH! US swimmer's dramatic rescue from bottom of pool at World Championships

American swimmer Anita Alvarez fainted after her performance and sank to the bottom of the pool.

American swimmer Anita Alvarez had a moment of a scare during the World Swimming Championship in Budapest on Wednesday.&nbsp;
After the 25-year-old completed the women's solo free artistic swimming finals, she fainted and sank to the bottom of the pool. Immediately her coach, Andrea Fuentes jumped into the pool fully dressed to rescue her.
The swimmer who was unsconscious and not breathing, was quickly sent to Team USA's medical center in front of shocked fans.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/watch-us-swimmer-s-dramatic-rescue-from-bottom-of-pool-at-world-championships-1655976745080" target="_blank">Anita Alvarez</a>, who was participating in her 3rd World Championships had a similar incident during the Olympic qualifiers in Spain last year. Then too, her coach Andrea Fuentes had saved her life. Post the incident, Fuentes informed the press that Alvarez is currently out of danger and doing fine.

Ahead of the Women's Hockey World Cup, Indian women's hockey team's emphatic performance helped them finish in the third spot in their debut season of the FIH Pro League. The Savita Punia-led team defeated USA 4-0 in their second leg game in Rotterdam.The Indian team had earlier defeated the American side 4-2 in the first leg of the double header.Janneke Schopmann's team dominated the USA all throughout the game, scoring 3 goals in a span of 4 minutes to seal the deal. While Vandana Katariya broke the deadlock in the 39th minute and hit another in the 54th minute, Sonita and Sangita Kumari scored a goal each in the 54th and 57th minute to make it 4-0.Argentina won the FIH Pro League title and the Netherlands finished second. The Indian team will now participate in the Hockey World Cup which is set to begin from July 1st. 

FIH Pro League: Indian women's hockey team beat USA 4-0, finish 3rd in debut season

While India register an emphatic 3rd place finish in debut season, Argentina win the FIH Pro League title and the Netherlands bag second spot. 

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While India finished 3rd in debut season, Argentina won the FIH Pro League title and the Netherlands came second.&nbsp;

Ahead of the Women's Hockey World Cup, Indian women's hockey team's emphatic performance helped them finish in the third spot in their debut season of the FIH Pro League. The Savita Punia-led team defeated USA 4-0 in their second leg game in Rotterdam.The Indian team had earlier defeated the American side 4-2 in the first leg of the double header. Janneke Schopmann's team dominated the USA all throughout the game, scoring 3 goals in a span of 4 minutes to seal the deal. While Vandana Katariya broke the deadlock in the 39th minute and hit another in the 54th minute, Sonita and Sangita Kumari scored a goal each in the 54th and 57th minute to make it 4-0. Argentina won the FIH Pro League title and the Netherlands finished second.&nbsp; The Indian team will now participate in the Hockey World Cup which is set to begin from July 1st.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/rani-rampal-out-of-india-s-fih-women-s-hockey-world-cup-squad-savita-punia-to-lead-team-1655868026922">Rani Rampal out of India's FIH Women's Hockey World Cup squad, Savita Punia to lead team</a>

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