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The on-field umpire's decision to ask an injured Ollie Pope to field in Australia's second innings during the ongoing second Ashes Test at Lord's has left hosts England "bewildered". Pope, who left the field on the opening day after having injured his shoulder during a diving effort while fielding, was declared fit enough to bat in his usual position at No.3 in England's first innings after receiving treatment.
Former England captain Michael Atherton thinks that England's 'bazball' brand of cricket is not about all-out aggression but a calculated one and added that it has felt that England are not in control of what they are doing. "If you go back to last summer, England's approach is one of calculated aggression. Here, it seems to be all-out aggression, no matter what," Atherton told Sky Sports.
On a day when a number of her former clubmates will be in action for Donegal in the TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship, Eimear Alcorn will be busy with her own inter-county assignment this afternoon.
Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy, who is being retried on one charge of rape and one of attempted rape, has reportedly claimed, as per multiple British media outlets, that he had slept with 10,000 women. Mendy, whose contract with Manchester City expired on Saturday, is accused of attacking the woman, aged 24 at the time, at his mansion in Mottram St Andrew, Cheshire, in October 2020. Accoring to reports in the BBC and The Guardian, Mendy allegedly raped a young woman then told her "it's fine, I've had sex with 10,000 women".
In a week’s time, the Sheffield Crucible will stage a revival of Miss Saigon - the popular stage musical by Claude Michel Schonberg and Alain Boubil that transports Puccini’s Madama Butterfly into the Vietnam war. At the same time, Kimber Lee’s ‘untitled f*ck m*ss s**gon play’ is showing audiences the other side of the coin here in Manchester at the Royal Exchange, highlighting and directly addressing some of the controversies that have plagued the original since its 1989 premiere.
England Under-21s are preparing for their quarter-final clash against Portugal as they look to progress in the 2023 Euros.
Judy Murray is proud of her son Andy Murray for continuing to be an ally for women’s tennis and believes “it makes a big difference to people listening”. Speaking to Eurosport at the WTA’s 50th anniversary celebrations at London’s Millennium Gloucester Hotel on Friday, Judy discussed how Andy has become a consistent voice supporting female tennis players.
A new biennial international tournament featuring teams from the Six Nations and the southern hemisphere is set to start in 2026.