Influential former RFU president Morgan dies at 88
LONDON : Former England Number Eight and influential and innovative RFU selector and president Derek Morgan, died on Friday at the age of 88, his family said in a statement.
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RB happy with Tsunoda and Ricciardo, says Bayer
MONACO : Yuki Tsunoda has made a big step up this season and RB would be keen for the Japanese to stay next year, the Red Bull-owned team's chief executive Peter Bayer said on Friday.
Conor Purcell makes the cut while Nacho Elvira leads Soudal Open
Ireland's Conor Purcell will be involved in the weekend's rounds at the Soudal Open after he was just inside the cut of three under at the halfway point of the Belgian event.
Manchester café has queues out the door as it hands out free drinks
A Manchester café has had people lining the streets in order to grab a free coffee to coincide with National Coffee Day today (May 24).
Newcastle youngsters routed by A-League All Stars
Newcastle ended their tour of Australia with a resounding friendly defeat as a side largely made up of youngsters were battered 8-0 by the A-League All Stars.
Who Is Ali Khan? Ex-KKR Pacer Who Helped USA Stun Bangladesh Ahead Of T20 World Cup
The United States of America (USA) scripted history on Thursday, beating Bangladesh in the second T20I to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. USA, an associate cricketing nation, had also stunned Bangladesh, an ICC full member nation, a couple of days back in the series opener. While former New Zealand all-rounder Corey Anderson was the star of the show on that night, it was pacer Ali Khan who's three-wicket burst in his final two overs helped USA piped Bangladesh by six-runs in the second T20I.
Champions Cup final: Donal Lenihan's Leinster v Toulouse preview
It looks as if Jacques Nienaber, the new Leinster coach, has got his way. He was the guy that designed the 6-2 bench for South Africa in winning the last two World Cups; he's the guy that wants more size in his front five.
Ex-England Star Picks Top 4 Picks To Win T20 World Cup, Excludes Two Former Winners
Former England off-break spinner Graeme Swann picked his top four teams for the highly anticipated T20 World Cup, which is just more than a week away from kicking off in the USA. England will arrive in the West Indies and the USA to defend their crown in a tournament that is already in the history books before its commencement. Since the inception of the tournament, this will be the first time the marquee event will feature 20 teams who will fight for World Cup glory. Swann believes that the four teams that would make their way into the final four would be England, India, the West Indies, and, "unfortunately," England's arch-rival Australia. He chose West Indies, ahead of the likes of Pakistan, South Africa, and New Zealand.