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In an Olympic summer, baton passing has not strictly been reserved for Paris 2024, which provided a final chapter for Andy Murray before the British tennis icon retired. Emerging from the shadow in his own right, Jack Draper has become British No.1 and global recognition is gathering more pace than his trademark serve.
The record of the most balls faced without scoring a single run in Tests is held by former New Zealand pacer Geoff Allott, who did not score a run despite facing 77 balls. That innings, against South Africa in Auckland in 2006, also holds the record of the least runs scored per minute in Test history, with Allott having batted 101 minutes. However, both of these records would seem paltry to what father-son duo Ian and Thomas Bestwick put up in a valiant display of old school first-class cricket - the art of defensive batting.
Newcastle United left back Jamal Lewis has joined Brazilian side Sao Paulo on loan until the end of June next year, with an option to make the move permanent, the Premier League club said on Tuesday.
Irish pan-equestrians Kate Kerr-Horan and Jessica McKenna finished ninth and tenth respectively in the Grade III individual event at the Paralympic Games in Paris.
Oasis fans finally got the news that they'd been waiting for last week as the feuding brothers called a truce and announced that they would be reuniting.
It is the music story of the year, perhaps the decade, as Liam and Noel Gallagher agreed to set aside their differences and bring Oasis back to the stage for an initial 17-date UK tour.
Vauban and Absurde once again head the European contenders for the Lexus Melbourne Cup at Flemington on 5 November.
A record 11,000 international transfers were registered globally during the 2024 close-season transfer window, a 4.8 per cent increase compared to the same period last year, a report from world soccer governing body FIFA said.