The Japanese martial art of kendo has a subjective scoring system, so it is unlikely to be included in the Olympics in its present form, which is fine to many in the sport’s global community.

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The Way of the Sword Is Too Complex for the Olympics

The Japanese martial art of kendo has a subjective scoring system, so it is unlikely to be included in the Olympics in its present form, which is fine to many in the sport’s global community.

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The Way of the Sword Is Too Complex for the Olympics

Francis Tiafoe, 14, who once lived at the Tennis Center at College Park, Md., with his father and brother, could be the United States’ next, best hope in the sport.

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Francis Tiafoe, Top-Ranked Junior, Grew Up at Tennis Center, and It Shows

BBC Sport looks ahead to this year’s PGA Championship at Wentworth with world number 10 Justin Rose.

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VIDEO: Rose’s PGA Championship preview

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp is to join the BBC Sport team as a pundit during Euro 2012.

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Redknapp joins BBC Euro 2012 team

Training drills, travel, Roth, Updike and Kandinsky: BBC Sport looks at what makes the new England boss tick.

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Roy revealed

The former head of China’s football league goes to trial over corruption charges, the latest in a series of cases to hit the sport, state media report.

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China football chief trial starts

The British Olympic Association believes it will lose its court battle with World Anti-Doping Agency, BBC Sport understands.

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BOA expects defeat on drugs rule

Johan Cruyff among the names targeted by Liverpool after Damien Comolli’s departure as director of football, BBC Sport understands.

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Cruyff linked with Liverpool role

Johan Cruyff among the names targeted by Liverpool after Damien Comolli’s departure as director of football, BBC Sport understands.

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Cruyff linked with Liverpool role

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone will meet the sport’s 12 teams on Friday to discuss the Bahrain GP, BBC Sport has learned.

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Ecclestone set for Bahrain talks

Football clubs should pay for the cost of policing a wider area around stadia, the sport’s most senior police officer says.

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Clubs urged to pay for policing

Football clubs should pay for the cost of policing a wider area around stadia, the sport’s most senior police officer says.

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Clubs urged to pay for policing

Five years after ruling against the wearing of headscarves by female football players, the sport’s world governing body FIFA has taken initial steps to lift the hijab ban. In March 2012, the International Football Association Board (FIFA’s rule-making arm), voted unanimously to allow the testing of specially designed head coverings for the next four months.

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Storm in a Headscarf: FIFA was Wrong to Ban Hijabs in Soccer

Thousands of people across the UK have been participating in running events raising money for Sport Relief.

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VIDEO: Sport Relief runs across the UK