Pakistan vs Australia: Mitchell Starc set to play third Test
Indications from the Australia camp are that Mitchell Starc will play the third Test against Pakistan in Lahore.
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'Exceptional' Keenan excelling under pressure
Hugo Keenan has benefited from pressure on his place and it's showing in his performances, says Ireland attack coach Mike Catt.
Australia coach Andrew McDonald sees no problem with fourth innings failures
Andrew McDonald has dismissed concerns over the team's failure to win Test matches from dominant positions after Pat Cummins' side were frustrated by Pakistan in the Karachi draw. Australia fell three wickets short of victory and a 1-0 series lead in the second Test despite setting a 506-run chase and bowling more than 171 overs. They have now tallied five such failures to bowl out teams on day five for victory in their last 19 Tests.
Australia coach McDonald sees no problem with fourth innings failures
Australia coach Andrew McDonald has dismissed concerns over the team's failure to win test matches from dominant positions after Pat Cummins' side were frustrated by Pakistan in the Karachi draw.
Can Newcastle United become the best football team in the world?
For Newcastle United, immediate success would mean staying in the Premier League. When the Saudi Arabian consortium took over the team, they were 19th in the Premier League table and had gone seven games without a win. Fast forward five months, and the Toon Army are 9 points above the relegation zone and look all set for safety.
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NI schoolboy Ben Dickinson walks from Larne to Old Trafford where he is praised by Manchester United legends Sir Alex Ferguson, Gary Neville, Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney
Ben Dickinson, 11, walked 64 miles from his hometown in Larne to the home of Manchester United Football Club, raising over £28,000 which will fund more than 115,000 meals for the UK hunger charity.
Leicester Tigers learn punishment following salary cap investigation
Leicester Tigers must pay more than £300,000 in fines and taxes following the conclusion of a Premiership Rugby investigation into salary cap compliance.