PRINCE HARRY, DUKE OF SUSSEX: Rugby League isn't just a sport. It's a community and one that takes care of its own. For many years it has been at the forefront of promoting and supporting good mental fitness, working hard to build a positive mindset for everyone involved in the sport. So I'm proud to support the Rugby League World Cup 2021 Mental Fitness Charter.</s>ANDERSON: Well it's Prince Harry pledging his support for new mental health program for rugby players, officials and volunteers. And he received much-needed support from one of his own, from the Queen on Tuesday when she backed his big decision about his future. And today a bit of business as usual for the Duke of Sussex making his first official appearance since announcing that he and his wife would be stepping away from their duties as a senior royal. A short time ago, Prince Harry saw wife Meghan and was on hand to greet and shared some tips with rugby-playing youngsters at Buckingham Palace. He is -- as you heard -- a patron of the Rugby Football League and was back at the royal coal face to host the draw for the upcoming Rugby League World Cup. He likes a bit of rugby, doesn't he, Prince Harry -- Amanda.</s>AMANDA DAVIES, CNN WORLD SPORT: Indeed he does, Becky. That's one of the stories we've been covering on "WORLD SPORT" today. But our top story today, that dangerous bushfire smoke that's been dominating talk around the Australian Open. The draw, though, has been made, and the good news for organizers, rain has been falling in Melbourne. A little bit of welcome respite, but the players are still not happy. And that's what's leading the way in "WORLD SPORT" in a couple of minutes.</s>ANDERSON: That's terrific. Back after the break, folks.
Prince Harry Makes First Appearance Since Shock Announcement.