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Journalist Dean Jones has claimed that a potential departure of Matty Cash could allow funds to sign Philippe Coutinho on a permanent deal from Barcelona.
Liam Kennedy has given his reaction to some news that he has now heard from Newcastle United involving academy talent Dylan Stephenson.
Josh Doig will ignore renewed speculation about his future to enjoy his football at Hibernian.
Proteas ODI captain Temba Bavuma has concerns on two fronts: their precarious ICC World Cup ODI Super League log position and their inconsistency as an ODI side.
Saudi Arabian consortium PIF completed their takeover of Newcastle United earlier this season and have offered the fans a chance to believe in a bright future on Tyneside.
While the likes of Serena Williams and Rafa Nadal continue to chase Grand Slam titles, defying age and injuries, Barty's declaration that she has achieved everything she set out to in the sport stands in sharp contrast. She leaves tennis as world number one and a three-times major champion with titles at Roland Garros and Wimbledon alongside her Australian Open triumph in January, just when the discussion had moved on to how many more Slams she could win. "There was a perspective shift in me in the second phase of my career that my happiness wasn't dependent on the results," Barty said. "Success for me is knowing I've given absolutely everything I can. I'm fulfilled, I'm happy. I know how much work it takes to bring the best out in yourself... I don't have that in me anymore."
Warren Mfula has yet to add a promotion to his CV but his weekend hat-trick pushed Sheppey United a little closer on Saturday.
Tamim Iqbal said his team's one-day international series triumph against South Africa on Wednesday was a highlight of his 15-year international career. "This is massive," he said at the after-match presentation after scoring 87 not out to seal a nine-wicket win in the series-deciding third match at SuperSport Park in Centurion. Tamim said the victory was especially significant for himself and three other veterans of Bangladesh cricket -- Mushfiqur Rahim, Shakib Al Hasan and Mahmudullah. Mushfiqur made his debut in 2005 and the other three started their international careers in 2007. "This is probably one of the biggest achievements in my career. We have got four seniors who have been playing for 15 years. I rate this series at the top."