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England seamer James Anderson admits he is fortunate to still have the passion for Test cricket but feels it is unlikely there will be many more playing beyond their 40th birthday.
Toulouse Olympique's Corey Norman has been handed an eight-match suspension for sticking his fingers up the backside of an opponent in a Super League match against Warrington Wolves last week, the Rugby Football League said on Tuesday.
James Anderson admitted the start to the Brendon McCullum era left him the happiest he has felt in an England dressing room for years.
As travel restrictions ease, some countries are being more selective about who they welcome post-pandemic.
A new "high end" Japanese restaurant is to open in Manchester from a team of experienced hospitality operators from across the city. MUSU is set to launch in October on Bridge Street, at the site of the former Randall & Aubin restaurant.
South Africa captain Dean Elgar attempted to end the “mud-slinging” over England’s recent thrilling approach to Test cricket before he backtracked when pondering how ‘Bazball’ would look when it goes wrong.
There has been a lot of chatter about England's attacking style of play, nicknamed 'Bazball' because of new coach Brendon McCullum, that swept them to four wins in a row in June-July, each time successfully chasing over 275 to win against New Zealand and India. South Africa skipper Dean Elgar suggested England's all-out attack with the bat was unsustainable and would eventually see them fail, but Stokes says the die has been cast and they will not waiver from their plans.
Kat Matthews grew up playing hockey with England's Commonwealth Games heroes but is now bidding to translate her teamwork skills into success at triathlon's equivalent of the Ryder Cup. Exmouth's Matthews, 31, played for the West of England's Under-17s with Giselle Ansley and Maddie Hinch before dropping the sport when she started to take triathlon seriously while working as a physiotherapist for the army at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.