Durham v Derby, Notts v Surrey, and more: county cricket, day two – live
Sport | The Guardianby Tanya Aldred·10h 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.
England beat Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs: first men’s cricket Test, day three – live reaction
Sport | The Guardianby Rob Smyth (now), Tim de Lisle (later)·10h 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.
Tour of Britain Women: Kim Le Court storms to stage three win and overall lead
Sport | The Guardianby PA Media·10h ago
Mauritius’s Kim Le Court powered to victory in stage three of the Tour of Britain in Llandudno and moved top of the general classification.
Jannik Sinner ‘very sad and disappointed’ as knee injury puts him out of US Open
Sport | The Guardianby PA Media·10h ago
Jannik Sinner will miss the US Open with a right knee injury. The world No 1 has not played a match since beating Alexander Zverev last month to successfully defend his Wimbledon title, missing the...
Aston Villa’s Rachel Daly: ‘It’s given me more of a focus: club football is my one job’
Sport | The Guardianby Tom Garry·12h ago
A year after taking up golf, Rachel Daly has already reached a handicap of 19. “I think that’s too generous, I was playing really well in the summer,” she point outs before politely declaring that...
Former Alabama basketball player wins $9.25m in defamation case against New York Times
Sport | The Guardianby Agencies·12h ago
An Alabama jury has awarded $9.25m in damages after finding that the New York Times defamed a college basketball player by incorrectly reporting that he was at the scene of a fatal shooting.
Rugby brain injury case brought back from brink of collapse after high court ruling
Sport | The Guardianby Reuters and PA Media·12h ago
The legal action over brain injuries in rugby has been brought back from the brink of collapse after the high court ruled to give a reprieve to hundreds of claimants who had been struck out from...
Manchester United’s midfield rebuild leaves Carrick with no excuses
Sport | The Guardianby Jamie Jackson·13h ago
Ed Woodward to MUTV in July 2015: “When people see Bastian Schweinsteiger on the team sheet, that’s going to send some shivers down the spine.” This prediction by Manchester United’s then executive...
Jovial Jakirovic determined to haul Hull over and beyond Coles’ relegation jibes
Sport | The Guardianby Ross Heppenstall·14h ago
On a baking spring bank holiday, Sergej Jakirovic basked in the glory of Hull’s fairytale promotion to the Premier League in an address to 40,000 ecstatic supporters from the balcony of Hull City...
‘The friendship disappeared’: López faces Romero after years of sparring and support
Sport | The Guardianby Bryan Armen Graham·16h ago
For more than a decade, Teófimo López’s friendship with Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero endured through amateur tournaments, Las Vegas sparring sessions and the mismatched peaks and troughs of two volatile...
From Showtime to Insurance Time: how the LA Lakers became a $12.5bn hedge fund play
Sport | The Guardianby Aaron Timms·16h ago
For years, the NBA was built on the alliance of patient money and marketing pizzazz, and no team captured that curious mixture better than the Los Angeles Lakers.
Tadej Pogacar looks unstoppable as he sets sights on another slice of history at Vuelta
Sport | The Guardianby Jeremy Whittle·16h ago
Who’s coming second? That’s the question being most frequently asked as the peloton convenes for the final Grand Tour of 2026, the Vuelta a España, which rolls away from the start line in Monaco on...
Chess: Magnus Carlsen wins Esports World Cup in Paris without losing a game
Sport | The Guardianby Leonard Barden·18h ago
Magnus Carlsen, Norway’s world No 1, triumphed again last weekend when he won the 2026 Esports World Cup, staged over four days at the prestigious venue of the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
Can Aryna Sabalenka find a way to repair her collapsed form? | Tumaini Carayol
Sport | The Guardianby Tumaini Carayol in Cincinnati·1d ago
Towards the end of a messy first set tie-break late on Wednesday, Aryna Sabalenka wildly sprayed another painfully nervous backhand before slamming her racket to the ground.
Horse racing: Kalpana claims Yorkshire Oaks at Ebor Festival – as it happened
Sport | The Guardianby Greg Wood at York·1d ago
COURAGEOUS KALPANA KNUCKLES DOWN IN YORKSHIRE OAKS AndrewBalding and ColinKeane combined to land the feature race for the second day running at York’s Ebor Festival as Kalpana, the King George...
Max Verstappen signs new Red Bull contract to stay in F1 until 2030
Sport | The Guardianby Giles Richards in Zandvoort·1d ago
Max Verstappen has ended speculation about his future in Formula One by signing a new contract with his Red Bull team that will extend to the end of 2030, after almost 18 months of uncertainty...
Constitution River gets immediate chance to fill Bow Echo void at York
Sport | The Guardianby Greg Wood·4d ago
There is a Bow Echo-shaped hole in the remainder of the 2026 Flat season, after the news last week that George Boughey’s unbeaten colt was retired to stud after suffering a training setback.
‘Champagne and a KFC’: how Hunt celebrated historic haul at European Championships
Sport | The Guardianby Sean Ingle·4d ago
Long before Amy Hunt catapulted herself into the mainstream by winning an unprecedented four gold medals at the European Championships, she was remarkably upfront about her ambitions.
Boxer Chantelle Cameron: ‘If we want equal rights, equal pay, we can’t be doing two-minute rounds’
Sport | The Guardianby Donald McRae·4d ago
Less than two weeks before her world title unification bout against Mikaela Mayer, in a potential fight of the year for women’s boxing, Chantelle Cameron’s memory carries a quietly shocking force.
The Hotspot | Extreme heat has changed elite sport this summer – it must adapt to survive
Sport | The Guardianby Tanya Aldred·4d ago
The mercury-shattering European summer pants alongside us on the back straight, looming as we hug the shadows, sweaty sandals on the parched earth.
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