AP Sports SummaryBrief at 11:36 a.m. EDT | Sports

• World Athletics announced that the World Athletics Championships will be hosted in Africa for the first time. • President Sebastian Coe described the move as historic for the sport's biggest event outside of the Olympics.

• Professional PDC darts players compete in a yearly schedule of ranking events and televised tournaments to earn prize money. • The winner of the World Championship now receives £1 million in prize money for a single tournament victory.

• Jürgen Klopp selected a 44-man roster for his first Germany squad, introducing several new players to the senior team. • The selection includes 16 potential debutants who have suddenly moved into the national team picture.

• Professional golfer Matt Fitzpatrick expressed concerns about competing in the upcoming DP World Tour Championship in Dubai. • Fitzpatrick spoke out against the idea of traveling to the event due to the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran.

• Golfer Rory McIlroy criticized the United States Presidents Cup team following the USA's recent struggles in international team competitions. • The commentary comes as the U.S. team continues to face difficulties maintaining its dominance in these specific team-based events.

• Sports betting markets released the current point spreads and over/under totals for upcoming NFL games. • Buffalo is listed as a 4.5-point favorite against Detroit for Thursday's game with a total score projection of 54.5 points.

• Arsenal defeated Sunderland on Saturday to maintain a perfect start to their Premier League season. • Goalkeeper David Raya secured the result by saving a penalty kick taken by Le Fee.

• Sony Sports and Sony LIV will provide live coverage of the Asian Games 2026 for viewers in India. • Broadcasts will include regional language options on Sony Sports 3 for Hindi and Sony Sports 4 for Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.

• Pakistan defeated Thailand in a last-over cricket match to advance to the semi-finals of the 2026 Asian Games. • India's men's doubles teqball team, consisting of Gonsalves and Beg, was eliminated after losing group-stage matches to Vietnam and South Korea.

• Milkha Singh won four gold medals at the Asian Games during the 1958 Tokyo and 1962 Jakarta competitions. • He achieved a sprint double in Tokyo by winning both the 200m and 400m races before defending his 400m title in Jakarta.

• Indian teqball players Gonsalves and Beg were eliminated from the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya after losing both of their group stage matches. • The Mumbai-based pair lost their opening match against Vietnam and a subsequent game against the Republic of Korea at the Nagoya City Higashi Sports Centre.