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Thousands of people are heading down to Swansea Beach today, the first day of Wales Airshow 2022. The popular family-friendly event promises breath-taking aerobatic displays as state-of-the-art military and vintage planes take to the skies, whilst there's set to be a wide range of charity and business stalls and food and drink stands along Swansea Promenade for people of all ages to peruse.
Rain had led to early Lunch and delayed resumption on Day 1 of the rescheduled 5th Test between England and India at Edgbaston in Birmingham and the weather is expected to interrupt play on Day 2 as well. As per Accuweather, Birmingham is expected to be partly cloudy with showers during the first hour of scheduled play, and then stay cloudy. Showers are again expected at 3 pm local time (7:30 pm IST). Play was extended by half an hour on Friday and the same may happen on Saturday as well if rain interrupts the match.
This week marked the start of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.
Stefanos Tsitsipas takes on Nick Kyrgios in a blockbuster clash at Wimbledon on Saturday, with the winner likely to be the main obstacle in Rafael Nadal's path to the final. Fourth seed Tsitsipas is the only other top-10 player left in Nadal's side of the draw, while fiery Australian Kyrgios is a match for anybody on his day.
Mike Dean may have finally hung up his whistle but the renowned Merseyside official has not left the Premier League and will have a big part to play in next season.
Centre back Taylor Harwood-Bellis says he is hoping for his best season in the Championship yet while on loan with Burnley during the 2022/23 campaign.
Budding Bengal cricketers are all set for an English makeover. Under a partnership, British Council will train them to develop their verbal communication skills and etiquette. The move comes at a time when young Indian cricketers are increasingly getting exposed to international players and coaches with growing number of leagues in the country and across the world. Cricket Association of Bengal president Avishek Dalmiya hopes the collaboration with British Council will empower young players from the state "both on and off-the-field".