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A miserable second-innings batting display saw Kent bowled out for a measly 85 in their away County Championship Division 1 loss to Nottinghamshire on Friday.
With a new goalkeeper and a new central midfielder through the door, Manchester United are not far from completing their summer recruitment drive.
SINGAPORE: Loh Kean Yew's strong run at the Korea Open ended with a loss to Denmark's world No 16 Anders Antonsen in the men's singles final on Sunday (Jul 23).
BOURG EN BRESSE, France : Dane Kasper Asgreen won the 18th stage of the Tour de France, a 185-km ride from Moutiers on Thursday.
COURCHEVEL, France : Tadej Pogacar's slim hopes of winning a third Tour de France title vanished into thin air as the Slovenian cracked in abrupt fashion in the lung-busting ascent to the Col de la Loze during the 17th stage on Wednesday.
UAE Team Emirates will be happy to let Jumbo-Visma «fry themselves» in their ultra-aggressive defence of the yellow jersey, according to Ineos Grenadiers star Luke Rowe. Gone are the days of Team Sky, now Ineos, sucking the soul out of the Tour de France with their unbreakable mountain train. Instead, Jumbo-Visma have adopted an unusual approach to defending the overall lead for Jonas Vingegaard – all out attack.
LONDON: Fearless Dane Holger Rune's stature in world tennis continued to grow on Monday (Jul 10) as he stayed calm and collected in the face of adversity to ride out a 3-6 7-6(6) 7-6(4) 6-3 fourth round win over perennial underachiever Grigor Dimitrov at Wimbledon.
After two pulsating days in the Pyrenees, the 2023 Tour de France takes a breather with an almost pan-flat from Mont-De-Marsan to Bordeaux. Friday's only categorised climb, just 1.2km at 4.4%, will not scare any of the fast men, meaning a bunch sprint is almost inevitable.