Sport Has it All: Racism, Redemption, Le...

The FIFA Secretary General travelled to Darwin this week to see for herself the challenges faced by some First Nations groups, while we travel to Taiwan to meet the official photographer who was embedded for years with the England Lionesses, and we talk to the newest Matilda Clar ... Show More

Sports traditional power base is being challenged - athletes demand a say on Ukraine, Russia's era of doping lies in tatters, sport's research turns its focus to women, and the east rises as a new power base for sport. 

The Ticket is on tour with a world of firsts from Taiwan, to Korea, to Boliva and India exploring gender equity, diplomacy and a wrestlers' strike in New Delhi that goes to the very top of the political landscape. 

<p>The Times Chief Football Writer Henry Winter joins Nat &amp; Gregor to explore the need for football to lead from the front in the battle against racism across the globe.</p><br><p>More vocal players, fearless protests and stronger sanctions are all up for debate as they ask w ... Show More

How should players, fans and governing bodies deal with the ongoing issues with racism in football? Also, should Diogo Jota be in Liverpool’s starting XI when everyone is fit? Will Crystal Palace stick with Roy Hodgson amid growing unrest amongst their fans? Gary, Alan and Micah ... Show More

Cricket Australia takes a stand against the Taliban The teenage dream lives on at the US Open Lachie Neale rejects the West to stay a Lion Matildas given opportunity to avenge Olympic loss See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy ... Show More

In this time of crisis, we all need a man of the people to stand up for what's right. Step forward, Mike Ashley.Marcus, Vish and Luke are here with reaction to his one-man crusade against the recent pay-per-view proposals, as well as some truly outstanding camera work up at Inver ... Show More

What makes a great leader of a sporting team? As they attempt to find the answers, the boys stumble into a world of punitive fines, tedious logistics and general outsourcing to Gary Neville. There are surprise appearances from football’s own Dre and a mysterious brown-noser known ... Show More

Alison Mitchell, Jim Maxwell and Sunil Gupta discuss the chaotic start to the second men's Ashes test including Australia's captain Pat Cummins being forced to miss the match due to being deemed a close contact of a Covid-19 case. We reflect on the warm welcome Steve Smith receiv ... Show More

A long-awaited independent report has painted a sorry picture of deep-rooted discrimination in English cricket and challenged its governing body to adopt recommendations to transform the culture and structure of the game.We hear shocking evidence from the chair of The Independent ... Show More

Alison Mitchell, Jim Maxwell and Charu Sharma discuss Pat Cummins' first match as captain of the Australian Test side in the Ashes, the omission of both Stuart Broad and James Anderson for the first Test match and if technology should be better at spotting no-balls.Plus what’s th ... Show More

Another footballer tackles the government.A tweet from Aston Villa footballer Tyrone Mings criticising the home secretary Priti Patel has turned attention to politicians’ responses to racism in sport. We speak to his club-mate and England Women veteran Anita Asante about the stru ... Show More