On This Day in 2008: A milestone moment in Paris for David Beckham
David Beckham brought up his hundredth England cap on this day in 2008 in an international friendly away to France.
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England frustrated by lower order as West Indies edge ahead in Grenada
England were handed a taste of their own medicine on day two of their winner-takes-all third Test in Grenada, with the West Indies moving into the lead after a bullish lower-order fightback.
‘Biggest week of our lives’: USA launch final go for World Cup ticket at Azteca
It’ll be OK in the end. Won’t it?
Surrey Rope In West Indies Spinner Sunil Narine For Vitality Blast Campaign
Surrey County Cricket Club on Wednesday announced the signing of West Indies bowler Sunil Narine for the entirety of the Vitality Blast. Narine will join up with the Club following the completion of his Indian Premier League commitments with Kolkata Knight Riders and is then available for the rest of the competition. The Trinidadian takes up the first of two overseas slots in Surrey's Vitality Blast squad. A white-ball mystery spinner with a series of variations and capable of batting anywhere in the order, Narine has forged a reputation as a highly-skilled performer through an international and franchise career that has spanned more than a decade.
England end long wait to post 300 before West Indies make strong start with bat
Centurion Jonny Bairstow guided England past 300 for the first time since last summer before being last man out on the second morning of the first Test against the West Indies.
Canadian women score 13 in win over Cayman Islands at CONCACAF U-20 event
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Olivia Smith scored four goals as Canada thumped the Cayman Islands 13-0 on Friday in round-of-16 play at the CONCACAF Women’s Under-20 Championship.
Netball NI set for third Commonwealth Games appearance
The Warriors’ participation in the multi-sport showpiece, which starts in Birmingham on July 28, was confirmed by World Netball (WN) and the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF).
West Indies cricket "pioneer" Ramadhin dies aged 92
Former test spinner Sonny Ramadhin, a key part of the West Indies side that won a first away series in England in 1950 and described as "pioneer" of the game, has died aged 92, officials said.