What the sports stars of today owe to the eighties.

As the pressure builds at Wimbledon, Jonny Reid and Graham Daniels reflect on the psychology vulnerabilities sports stars face.

Art captures how sport and religion are entwined throughout history.

Why it’s wise to know their place, and ours, in the universe.

What one referee’s foul-mouthed rant tells us about the nature of sport, and authority.

Football is a global language and the shootout is the end to Shakespearian tragedy.

In the wake of England's remarkable victory over India in Hyderabad, Cameron Wiltshire-Plant explores the unlikely links between Bazball and the spiritual life.

Routine and rhythm help performance, but sporting superstition begs a question, writes Jonny Reid. Who do we really think is in control?

At the top of the game, win at all costs doesn't cut it.

Out-of-date law and human nature mean sports betting is more than harmless fun – it ruins lives, argues Sam Tomlin.

The golfer’s relief at finally laying his burden down.