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Kieran Tierney has responded to Arsene Wenger calling Arsenal title contenders and singled out ‘amazing’ team-mate William Saliba for praise.
Former England international Joleon Lescott believes English Premier League teams will be dealt the same hand when they welcome some of their players back from the fast approaching World Cup, which commences in Qatar next month.
UK Anti-Doping has launched an investigation into Conor Benn's failed drugs test that saw his grudge match against Chris Eubank Jr postponed last week.
The Belle Vue Aces won their first British Speedway Premiership since 1993 - a moment the fans ‘have waited 29 years for’.
Carlos Sainz has offered his response to some of the criticism he has faced this year in Formula 1.
Azeem Rafiq, whose allegations of racism at Yorkshire led to a series of reviews into the culture of the sport, is leaving England to protect his family from abuse and intimidation. In 2020, the 31-year-old opened up about an "institutionally racist culture" at Yorkshire, including by former England players. The cricketer, whose family moved to the UK from Pakistan after a business partner of his father was murdered following a bungled kidnapping attempt, is being subjected to abuse and threats, reported the 'Cricketer.com'.
In 2020, the 31-year-old opened up about an "institutionally racist culture" at Yorkshire, including by former England players. The cricketer, whose family moved to the UK from Pakistan after a business partner of his father was murdered following a bungled kidnapping attempt, is being subjected to abuse and threats, reported the 'Cricketer.com'.
cricket has gone from being a light-hearted sideshow to a money-spinning, central plank of the sport's global calendar. With the eighth T20 World Cup starting in Australia on Sunday, AFP Sport looks at the rise and rise of the game's big-hitting, crowd-pleasing format. The end of the Benson and Hedges Cup one-day competition in 2002, due to a ban on tobacco advertising, left a gap in English cricket's domestic calendar. Stuart Robertson, the marketing manager of the England and Wales Cricket Board, proposed a 20-overs-per-side event, a format already known in amateur and junior cricket. The aim was to attract a younger audience who might not have the time to engage with longer formats.