The wife of two-time world champion Tyler Wright criticized the World Surf League’s decision to add Abu Dhabi to its 2025 calendar due to the UAE’s anti-LGBTQIA+ laws, potentially putting her at risk. The event, scheduled at an artificial wave pool in the UAE capital, raised concerns about safety for LGBTQIA+ athletes, with advocates highlighting the country’s strict laws criminalizing homosexuality. While acknowledging her privilege, Wright’s wife called out the WSL for not considering the impact on their only openly queer athlete and the importance of discussing the implications of hosting events in countries with discriminatory laws.
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Pat Cummins admits Australia is hoping to cement its legacy as a generational team with a series win over India
Pat Cummins leads Australia in their quest to reclaim the Border-Gavaskar trophy, aiming to solidify the team's legacy as a generational force. Despite recent successes, Australia has not won a Test series against India in almost a decade, with only a few players remaining from the last victorious squad. Cummins expresses confidence in the team's preparation and unity, while India faces challenges with key players missing and pressure on underperforming stars like Virat Kohli. Full...
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