Former Scotland skipper Laidlaw hangs up his boots
Former Scotland captain and scrum-half Greig Laidlaw has announced his retirement from rugby.
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England's Bronze undergoes knee surgery, out for two weeks
:Defender Lucy Bronze underwent surgery on her right knee and will be out for a couple of weeks, Barcelona head coach Jonatan Giraldez said on Wednesday, dismissing concerns about her availability for England at the upcoming Women's World Cup.
Holland among All Black picks for new coaching ticket
New Zealand coach-in-waiting Scott Robertson will retain Jason Ryan as All Blacks forwards coach, reviving the partnership that built a dynasty at the Canterbury Crusaders, while Jason Holland is also on the ticket.
Australian fast bowler Wes Agar prepared to put his ‘ego on the hook’ in pursuit of wickets for Kent
Australian overseas fast bowler Wes Agar will be prepared to put his “ego on the hook” in pursuit of wickets for Kent.
Scotland rugby great Laidlaw retires aged 37
Scrumhalf Laidlaw hangs up his boots following the recent conclusion of the regular club season in Japan, where he has played since 2020.
Robertson to retain Ryan as All Blacks forwards coach
MELBOURNE : New Zealand coach-in-waiting Scott Robertson will retain Jason Ryan as All Blacks forwards coach, reviving the partnership that built a dynasty at the Canterbury Crusaders.
Bairstow hits 97 runs for Yorkshire on injury comeback
Jonny Bairstow scored 97 runs for Yorkshire's second string against Nottinghamshire on his return from a leg injury, as the England batsman looks to build his fitness ahead of the home Ashes series against Australia.
"We Don't Have A Champion Team...": Pakistan Head Coach Claims After Side Fails To Win T20I series At Home vs NZ
Pakistan, despite leading 2-1 going into the final and fifth T20I against New Zealand at home on MOnday, were undone by a brilliant century by Mark Chapman as the Blackcaps won the match by six wickets to draw the series 2-2. Against a New Zealand side which was missing top eight players including regular skipper Kane Williamson due to the ongoing Indian Premier League, Pakistan were expected to have an easy outing. But it did not turn out to be so. Pakistan head coach Grant Bradburn has said that they need to improve further to do well at the World Cup or Asia Cup.