Lee Carsley full of praise as England Under-21s reach Euro 2023
Boss Lee Carsley praised his Young Lions after England Under-21s reached Euro 2023.
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Boss Lee Carsley praised his Young Lions after England Under-21s reached Euro 2023.
Indian cricket team's first T20I against South Africa on Thursday presents a massive opportunity for the side to set a new world record. India are currently tied with Afghanistan and Romania for the longest T20I winning streak of 12 matches. India's winning run started in the 2021 T20 World Cup where they beat Afghanistan, Scotland and Namibia in successive matches. Then, under Rohit Sharma, India clinched three consecutive series against New Zealand, West Indies and Sri Lanka - all with 3-0 margin. Now, if India can defeat South Africa in the first T20I at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, it will be the side's 13th win on the trot - a new world record.
Italy moved a point clear at the top of Group A3 after a 2-1 win over Hungary in their Nations League clash in Cesena.
Italy moved a point clear at the top of Group A3 after a 2-1 win over Hungary in their Nations League clash in Cesena.
Hull City ace Keane Lewis-Potter could be in line for his first England Under-21 start this week after the Three Lions secured their safe passage through to next summer's European Championships in Georgia and Romania.
Boss Lee Carsley praised his Young Lions after England Under-21s reached Euro 2023.
Following their 1-2 win over Czech Republic U21s on Friday night, England U21s have a chance to all but seal their progression to the tournament which takes place next summer in Georgia and Romania.
Aidan McHugh is excited by the prospect of a strong grass court season after a draining day at the LTA's Rothesay Open Nottingham. The Glasgow star, who is on the LTA's Pro Scholarship Programme Ð the highest level of support for players aged 16-24 Ð slipped to a 6-4 6-4 defeat against Romanian Marius Copil to dash his hopes of reaching the main draw. Ad/> But McHugh insists he's loving life on the grass and is hoping to rapidly climb the rankings ahead of a jam-packed summer of action.