Who is Tom Walker performing at Soccer Aid 2024 half time show?
Soccer Aid is back for another year as two teams made up of celebs and former footballers take to the pitch for charity.
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Soccer Aid is back for another year as two teams made up of celebs and former footballers take to the pitch for charity.
Linn Grant came from 11 shots back at the start of the day to become the first woman to win two DP World Tour titles, as runaway 54-hole leader Sebastian Soderberg saw the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed title slip through his fingers.
Former Scotland and Liverpool defender Alan Hansen is seriously ill in hospital.
Michael O'Neill insisted he had no regrets about pitting his young Northern Ireland players against Spain as they will benefit in the long term from Saturday's 5-1 defeat.
England captain Jos Buttler urged his team to "dust ourselves down and go again" after a damaging 36-run defeat by ruthless Australia in Barbados on Saturday left their T20 World Cup defence in the balance.
Up against Uganda in a T20 World Cup 2024 Group C match, co-hosts West Indies created history on Saturday as they secured a mammoth 134-run victory to boost their Super 8 qualifications hopes. Uganda were of no match for the T20 giants, managing to score just xx before being bundled out, with Windies' Akeal Hosein securing a 5-wicket haul. In the process, West Indies registered their name in history books, bundling out Uganda for the lowest total in the history of T20 World Cups.
Australia crushed England by 36 runs in Barbados on Saturday to leave the defending champions' T20 World Cup hopes in the balance. Defeat means Jos Buttler's men are still winless after their opening game against Scotland was wrecked by rain. But Australia, who posted 201-7, are top of Group B with two wins after restricting their fierce rivals to 165-6 in their 20 overs. Australia's openers raced out of the blocks and the team posted the first score of 200-plus at the tournament even though no batsman reached 40. Phil Salt and Buttler gave England a solid platform in their reply, reaching 54-0 after six overs before going up a gear, taking 19 off Mitchell Starc's third over.
Northampton were crowned Gallagher Premiership champions at Twickenham after a late try by Alex Mitchell secured a 25-21 victory that ended Bath's defiant response to Beno Obano’s red card.