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RAJKOT, India : India, despite spinner Ravichandran Ashwin's absence, claimed three wickets in the morning session to reduce England to 290-5 at lunch on day three of the third test between the sides on Saturday.
Pep Guardiola says Manchester City have to avoid being distracted by other teams' results in the Premier League title race as they prepare to face an "exceptional" Chelsea at the Etihad on Saturday. Defending champions City are second in the table, level on points with Arsenal and two adrift of leaders Liverpool, with a game in hand, as they hunt an unprecedented fourth consecutive English top-flight title. Guardiola's team have won their last 11 matches in all competitions.
Waterford and Shelbourne played out an entertaining 1-1 draw at the RSC, with Sean Boyd going from hero to villain for Damien Duff's Reds.
:Britain's six-time Olympic track cycling champion Chris Hoy said he was "optimistic" and "positive" after revealing on Friday that he had been diagnosed with cancer last year.
Lando Norris believes he can take McLaren to a Formula One world championship after declaring that Max Verstappen and Red Bull are "beatable" in 2024.
Rick Stein is back on TV screens this week as he launches a brand new show exploring the cuisine of the British Isles and how we eat today. Rick Stein's Food Stories follows the acclaimed chef and restaurateur on a mouth-watering cookery pilgrimage as he tries out the UK's most popular dishes and meets the people helping to shape the future of British cuisine.
Millions of households could see their energy bills fall within months, according to the latest forecasts.
Unwilling to jeopardise its cordial relationship with the all-powerful BCCI, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has rejected a lucrative 10-year buy-out offer of their franchise-based property 'The Hundred' from former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi, the Daily Telegraph reported. Modi received a life ban from the BCCI in 2013 for "serious misconduct and indiscipline" related to bids for two new IPL franchises in 2010. Modi left India and has been living in London since then. Modi had planned the competition in peak English summer between July 1-August 15. "Modi's representatives met with Vikram Banerjee, the England and Wales Cricket Board's director of operations, who is de facto head of the Hundred, and chief executive Richard Gould to lay out a 10-year offer to buy the Hundred and fund it through private investment. However, the ECB will not be pursuing talks with Modi," the British daily reported.