Ben Compton and Jordan Cox score centuries in Kent fightback against Essex in the LV= County Championship Division One match
Ben Compton scored a maiden first-class century in England as Kent’s game at Essex heads towards a draw.
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Forget Luiz: Gerrard must finally unleash "outstanding" £34k-p/w Villa dynamo vs THFC - opinion
Aston Villa could have Marvelous Nakamba back in a matchday squad for the first time since December today, with the Zimbabwe midfielder back from a knee injury which has ruled him out for nearly four months.
Sri Lanka Appoint Chris Silverwood As Men's Team Head Coach
Former England head coach Chris Silverwood is all set to take charge of the Sri Lankan national team, the country's cricket board announced on Saturday. The former England pacer's first competitive assignment with the Sri Lanka national team will be the upcoming away Test series in Bangladesh. He is contracted for a two-year period. "We are delighted to appoint Chris as the new Head Coach of the national team. He is an extremely experienced coach and from our discussions with him in the recruitment process it is clear he has the required qualities we are looking for to take the team forward," said Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) CEO Ashley De Silva.
ICC scores Nigeria’s WT20i organisation high
ICC Regional Development Manager, Patricia Kambarami (right), NCF President, Uyi Akpata and
Highly-rated Kent Cricket batter Tawanda Muyeye says he will be focusing on enjoying the moment this summer
Tawanda Muyeye will focus on enjoying the moment for Kent this season.
India's GS Lakshmi is match referee for Women's World Cup final
World Cup final between England and Australia here on Sunday. Lakshmi also has the distinction of being the first woman match referee in men's ODIs, having stood in the role during the World Cup League 2 in the UAE in December 2020. The Women's World Cup final at the Hagley Oval will be overseen by four women match officials -- the first such instance in cricket history. Australia and England are set to face off in the final after having outplayed West Indies and South Africa respectively in the semi-finals.
No regrets that my 175* was not recorded, it's still etched in my head: Kapil Dev
Kapil Dev on Thursday said he has no regret that there is no video footage available of his unbeaten 175-run innings against Zimbabwe during the 1983 World Cup. The win in the '83 World Cup remains one of the greatest sporting achievements in Indian history. Scripting that victory would not have been possible if the then Team India skipper Kapil didn't come up with an epic knock at the Tunbridge Wells ground against Zimbabwe on June 18, 1983.
Percy Tau's injuries concern Bafana coach: 'His basic physical health is not good'
Bafana Bafana head coach Hugo Broos admits he's concerned about Percy Tau's "basic physical health" after the star forward withdrew from the squad on Monday.