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Once A Punjab Kings Player, Why Stuart Broad Never Played A Single IPL Game

Stuart Broad -- one of the greatest England pacers ever -- is set to retire with the conclusion of the fifth and final Ashes Test against Australia. The right-arm pacer has over 840 international wickets to his name. He last played a white-ball match for England in 2016 but has been a regular in Test cricket. His seriousness about the longest format of the game could be observed from the fact that Broad has over 600 Test wickets to his credit. He is only behind James Anderson on the list of leading England wicket takers in Test cricket.

Woman recalls horror of holiday park fire which killed 50 people

On August 2 1973 tragedy struck at a seaside resort on the Isle of Man. Summerland was the "holiday town where it never rains, the wind never blows and the temperature never gets chilly."

Ashes 5th Test, Weather Report: Will Rain Play Spoilsport On Day 5 At The Oval?

After a rain-curtailed fourth day, the ongoing fifth Ashes Test between England and Australia is set to reach its conclusion. Both the teams will be squaring off against each other on the final day on Monday with Australia needing 249 runs to win with 10 wickets in hand. After rain forced early stumps on Day 4, Australia's score read at 135/0 with openers Usman Khawaja (69*) and David Warner (58*) standing unbeaten at the crease. On Day 5, all eyes will be on the weather as the fourth Ashes Test also ended in a draw due to rain.

Watch: Stan Wawrinka Reduced To Tears After Squandering Opportunity To Win First Title in 6 Years

An incredible drama unfolded in the Umang clay-court event as Australia's Alexei Popyrin fought back from a set down and overcame cramping as he shattered Stan Wawrinka's hopes of a first title in six years on Sunday. The 23-year-old Popyrin, ranked at 90 in the world, came through 6-7 (5/7), 6-3, 6-4 after two hours and 36 minutes on court to claim a second career title to add to his 2021 Singapore victory.

Australia Face Must-Win FIFA Women's World Cup Clash, Japan Take On Spain

Co-hosts Australia have to beat Canada on Monday or risk an unthinkable exit from the Women's World Cup in the first round, while former champions Japan take on Spain with top spot in their group on the line. Australia are sweating on the fitness of star forward and captain Sam Kerr for the Group B game against Canada in Melbourne which starts at 1000 GMT and where only a win will guarantee them a place in the last 16. Kerr has missed the Matildas' two matches so far, in which they beat the Republic of Ireland 1-0 but then suffered a surprise 3-2 defeat against Nigeria.

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Once A Punjab Kings Player, Why Stuart Broad Never Played A Single IPL Game

Woman recalls horror of holiday park fire which killed 50 people

Ashes 5th Test, Weather Report: Will Rain Play Spoilsport On Day 5 At The Oval?

Watch: Stan Wawrinka Reduced To Tears After Squandering Opportunity To Win First Title in 6 Years

Australia Face Must-Win FIFA Women's World Cup Clash, Japan Take On Spain

2023 FIFA WWC: Nigeria battle Ireland to avoid England

Passionate Colombia fans set standard at Women's World Cup

Max Verstappen takes home victory at rainy Belgian Grand Prix