Times of Indiaby TOI Sports Desk6d ago
England made a stunning start to the new era under returning captain Joe Root, thrashing Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs inside three days in the first Test at Headingley, Leeds, on Friday.
Wisdenby Aditya Kukalyekar6d ago
Ben Stokes retired from international cricket at the end of the home Test series against New Zealand in June this year. However, he has continued to feature for Durham in the domestic circuit.
BBC Newsby Stephan Shemilt6d ago
- Published First Rothesay Test, Headingley (day three of five) Pakistan 171: Shafique 61; Tongue 5-46, Robinson 5-51 & 135: Rizwan 41 England 409: Brook 91, Cox 73, Root 66; Usman 5-95 England won...
TV Fanaticby Jasmine Blu6d ago
Reacher, books and television series alike, knows he’s the main event. Anyone else surrounding him can often feel like a potential footnote in his overarching story.
Buenos Aires Timesby James Grainger6d ago
FIFA's Disciplinary Committee has imposed sanctions on the Argentine Football Association (AFA), three members of the national team squad and one of its coaches following incidents that occurred...
BBC Sportby Matthew Henry6d ago
- Published After the most chaotic of summers, England have a much-needed Test win after Pakistan were beaten by an innings and 103 runs at Headingley.
Cricket | The Guardianby Ali Martin at Headingley6d ago
The sounds heard coming from the Headingley area at 3.38pm on Friday were not simply the belching roars of the Western Terrace as England wrapped up a one-sided victory over Pakistan.
Mail Onlineby Ben Nagle6d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source World No 1 Jannik Sinner has pulled out of the US Open with a knee injury just days before the start of the tournament in New York.
France 24by FRANCE 246d ago
FIFA suspends Argentina's Paredes for 10 games over World Cup final clashes Several Argentina players including midfielder Leandro Paredes have been slapped with bans and fines for taking part in...
Sport | The Guardianby Tanya Aldred6d ago
No they can’t. Callum Parkinson hoikes with freedom and is caught behind off Dal. They will take tea, Durham 283-10, with 48 over left to be play today. Yikes, it’s nearly all over at Headingley.
Sport | The Guardianby Rob Smyth (now), Tim de Lisle (later)6d ago
To win a Test, you (nearly always) have to take 20 wickets. Joe Root’s new-look England managed it in 85 overs, 84 of them bowled by their four seamers, who took all 20.
The Independentby Kieran Jackson6d ago
Formula 1 returns after the summer break with the Dutch Grand Prix and the fifth sprint weekend of the 2026 season.
GQby Adam Cheung6d ago
Sit still for a second. The birds are singing. The sun is shining. The Air Jordan 4 ‘Bred’ is returning. Nature is healing. Everything, for once, is exactly where it should be.
The Independentby Jamie Braidwood6d ago
World No 1 and Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner has been ruled out of the US Open due to a knee injury.
The Independentby Bryony Gooch6d ago
Andy Burnham is exploring a bid for the UK to host the men’s World Cup alongside plans for a Northern Olympics, according to reports.
France 24by FRANCE 246d ago
PSG heavily favoured to win sixth successive Ligue 1 title Paris Saint-Germain remains the team to beat in Ligue 1, with back-to-back Champions League triumphs bolstered by an influx of new...
Chess Newsby Johannes Fischer6d ago
One of the best-known games featuring the Evans Gambit is Adolf Anderssen's victory over Jean Dufresne in 1852, the so-called "Evergreen Game". Garry Kasparov has annotated it.
The Independentby Miguel Delaney,Richard Jolly and Jamie Braidwood6d ago
Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola admits he is short of wingers for the start of the Premier League but hopes to rectify it before the close of the transfer window.
BBC Sportby Nizaar Kinsella6d ago
- Published Chelsea striker Liam Delap is being allowed to leave the club just 14 months after moving to Stamford Bridge.
BBC Sportby Mohamed Moallim6d ago
- Published Premier League clubs have already spent more than £2bn this summer - but the biggest deals of the transfer window stretch across the globe.
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