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Madrid, International basketball’s governing body said that players will be allowed to wear religious head coverings, such as hijabs or turbans, on a trial basis in some competitions.
FIBA’s central board met over the weekend at the men’s world cup and voted to allow a two-year testing phase that would let players wear head coverings.
Previous FIBA rules only allowed a player to wear a 5-centimeter headband to control hair and sweat.
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Indian couple, 3-month-old grandchild among 4 killed in accident during police chase in Canada 
SC stays High Court order to reopen road in front of Punjab CM’s residence to public 
Helicopter on its way to pick Shiv Sena leader crashes in Maharashtra’s 
Election Commission appoints 15 expenditure observers in Punjab 
