Aled Davies has already set his sights on more world records next year after he completed a decade of dominance in the men’s F63 shot put at the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris with an incredible fifth gold medal.

Aaron Ramsey insists joining Cardiff City will offer him a quick route back into the Premier League. The Wales captain, who completed his emotional return to the Bluebirds over the weekend, has not played for a club in the domestic top flight since he left Arsenal four years ago.

Mark Jones earned a lot of plaudits for the way in which he turned around the Wales U20 team at the World Rugby U20 Championship, but the former Wales wing will return home to an uncertain future. Having picked up the head coaching reins when Bryon Hayward stepped down a month before the tournament, he helped to transform a team that was a bunch of losers in the Six Nations into a side that picked up two wins and ended sixth overall in South Africa.

Gerwyn Price advanced to the second round of the World Matchplay as he recovered from a slow start to defeat Stephen Bunting 10-3 in Blackpool. After Bunting won the first two legs, Price hit back to level things up before sweeping to victory, claiming each of the last seven.

Michael Jenkins admitted it felt surreal as he won F38 shot put silver on his World Para Athletics debut after an astonishing battle in Paris. The world record was broken six times during the competition – once briefly by Jenkins – before he finished with a European record to add to his medal.

Melissa Courtney-Bryant smashed the 20-year-old Welsh 1500m record with a stunning display at the Diamond League meeting in Chorzow.

Harrison Walsh plans on using the experience of his World Para Athletics Championship bow as a stepping stone for challenging for major global honours.

Wales skipper Aaron Ramsey has finally returned to boyhood club Cardiff City after penning a two-year deal.

Funmi Oduwaiye has set her sights on a medal winning return to Paris after finishing fourth in the F64 Shot Put at the World Para Athletics Championships.

Jeremiah Azu stormed to victory in the European Under 23 Championships in Finland.

Jeremiah Azu will bid to retain his European U23 title after smashing the Welsh 100m record for the second time in five days.

Olivia Breen plans on using her silver success at the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris as the launchpad for her bid for global glory next  year.

Brothers Wayne and Malcolm Jones battled for top honours at Pembrokeshire Motor Club’s Brawdy Stages

Glamorgan ace Chris Cooke will join the Welsh Fire for this summer’s The Hundred.

Over the last six Junior RWC they have finished in 6th or 7th, so it’s an opportunity for these players to go one better than previous Welsh teams.

Hollie Arnold triumphed in a thrilling javelin battle to bag her fifth successive World Para Athletics Championship gold in Paris.

By Matthew Burgess Newly signed Cardiff Devils goaltender Callum Booth has chosen to follow his Welsh roots upon deciding on the latest chapter of a fascinating career. The 26-year-old is perhaps the most intriguing of the latest new arrivals announced by the team at their annual ‘Devils Summit’ event in Calgary. Booth hails from the […]

Sabrina Fortune smashed the championship record to defend her World Para Athletics F20 shot put title in Paris.

Geraint Thomas will spearhead a Welsh contingent of nine riders named in the extended Great Britain squads for the Cycling Road World Championships in Glasgow. Wales’ former Tour der France winner Thomas is joined by Owain Doull, Luke Rowe, Josh Tarling, Ethan Vernon, Elynor Backstedt, Elinor Barker, Carys Lloyd and Luke Jones for the road and para road events that take place between August 3 to 13. The road and time-trial events form part of an 11-day programme of 13 world championship events taking place in Glasgow and across Scotland, from 3-13 August, with 8,000 riders competing and 190 UCI World Champions to be crowned.  

The last time Wales were heading towards a World Cup, Jac Morgan had his attention elsewhere. That was in the summer of 2019, when Morgan was helping Wales beat New Zealand in the World Rugby U20 Championship in Argentina.