The third day of the Challenge Series (Group B) has just finished. Uganda confirmed their great form by winning by 209 runs against Tanzania. Honestly I think Uganda is the big favourite in the tournament, but anything can happen in three years.     In the other match, the most important one for me , Italy dominated against Hong Kong and won by 155 runs. Some batting was very good, on fielding we can still improve. Compared to the last matches with Hong Kong in the past years there has been a frightening improvement for the Azzurri.

We will get templates with votes? Or we have to present points by table making by our own?

Sir Mark Cavendish confirms that the Criterium Race in Singapore tomorrow will be his last.   Sir Mark Cavendish announces retirement with Tour de France legend's final race confirmed

This is something pretty cool I came across just now, again from earlier this morning.  Classic Boat Race-type open river event on the Rio Guadalquivir in Seville,  featuring the two local Sporting Clubs, Real Betis & Sevilla, and big local crowds.  Women's and Men's races.   world rowing - YouTube      

Here's an exciting World Cup women's race from early this morning in .  No spoilers for a while, please!      

Are FIFA prepared for Trump not letting some teams in. Will be far more noticeable than a few Olympians not being let in 

I would like to make a minor comment on the provisional schedule for @Cinnamon Bun: I just came home from bringing the Brazilian jury to the airport, said jury will be in Sweden during the Grand Final  It makes me wonder if 'local time' should be the local time of the country (Brazil), or the local time of where the jury is in this case (Sweden), to avoid confusion (especially since it's a 1-person jury anyway). 

Wait, what?

Trump's physical health may still be quite good, indeed. Mental health is a different story, judging by almost all of his speeches where he just gets lost in his own words.   But yeah, exactly what you mention: he can literally commit crimes and try and raise a coup, and his electorate won't care at all. That is of course besides the millions of people who might not really want to vote for a person like Trump, but simply believe with his policies they will have a better chance of paying their groceries, which - sad as it is - is definitely an understandable reason.

Be interesting to see how the IOC react to something which is direct breach of the contract the USOC signed.