Covid-19 has rocked women's sport but its future remains bright | Sean Ingle

Hope and determination abound despite the profound challenges brought by coronavirus

The images come from a different time and place: before the sporting world became submerged in sepia and nostalgia, before the great stasis began. Dina Asher-Smith running a bend so geometrically perfect it could have been drawn by a compass before rocketing to the first global sprint title won by a British woman. The Melbourne Cricket Ground swollen with a record 86,174 crowd watching Australia win the Women’s T20 World Cup.

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