George Harmon becomes Ross County’s third summer signing
Ross County have made George Harmon their third signing in just two days.
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Exclusive: Oxford United, Plymouth Argyle & MK Dons chase Arsenal transfer agreement after Mikel Arteta green-light
Oxford United, Plymouth Argyle and MK Dons are all vying to bring Arsenal’s Jack Henry-Francis to League One next season, Football League World can exclusively reveal.
11-year-old spelling bee champ brings home bronze from national competition
New Brunswick's 11-year-old spelling whiz is bringing home a trophy, a medal and a cash prize.
Elisa Longo Borghini wins Women's Tour in dramatic final
Elisa Longo Borghini claimed the Women's Tour title by one second following a thrilling sprint finish in Oxford.
Brilliant Elisa Longo-Borghini snatches Women's Tour victory on the line, Lorena Wiebes wins her third stage of the week
A third place stage finish delivered Elisa Longo-Borghini (Trek Segafredo) the four bonus seconds she needed to secure her first Women’s Tour by a single second. No-one could match the acceleration of Lorena Wiebes (Team DSM) at the finish, as the Dutchwoman won for the third time this week. But it was the tactical superiority and leg speed of the Italian that made the difference in the battle for the overall title.
Wigan duo Will Keane and Jack Whatmough named in PFA League One team of the year
Wigan forward Will Keane has been rewarded for an impressive campaign with a place in the the PFA League One team of the year.
Indian cricketers break 129-year-old batting record
An Indian cricket team broke a 129-year-old first-class record as nine batters hit half-centuries in the domestic Ranji Trophy.
Nine Bengal batters score 50-plus in Ranji Trophy match, break 129-year-old record
Ranji Trophy team on Thursday created a global first-class record when all nine batters, who took guard, scored half-centuries in a mammoth first innings score of 773 for eight against a hapless Jharkhand on the third day of the quarter-final, here. At stumps, Jharkhand were 139 for 5 in their first innings and it is virtually impossible to stop Bengal from entering the semi-final as the opposition now trails by 634 runs. The match will be remembered for a record that stood the test of time since 1893 when the touring Australian team, in a first-class game against combined universities (Oxford and Cambridge), had eight of their batters scoring fifty or more.