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England have included Josh Tongue in their XI to face Australia in the second Ashes Test at Lord’s after Moeen Ali was left out following a finger injury. Tongue, 25, took five wickets in the second innings as England beat Ireland at Lord’s earlier this month. Ad He has been picked ahead of fellow pace bowler Mark Wood, who again misses out on a spot in the team.
All eyes will be on London this July as Wimbledon returns with Novak Djokovic eyeing a record-equalling eighth title at the grass-court event. The Serbian, who has already won the Australian and French Open titles this year, could also extend his total number of Grand Slams to 24 and edge closer to the calendar Grand Slam. Ad Potentially standing in his way however is world No.
On-alert Newcastle are weighing up a move for Southampton's Kyle Walker-Peters as an alternative option to Scotland standout Kieran Tierney.
Ange Postecoglou has assembled his Tottenham Hotspur backroom staff and there's a familiar lieutenant by the Aussie's side.
If transfers makes the world go round then followers of Rangers are in a spin.
India skipper Rohit Sharma is expecting the upcoming ODI World Cup in the country to be a highly-competitive affair since "the game has become faster". Twenty-20 cricket, the slam bang version of the game, has impacted all formats, including the traditional five-day games where the batters are not averse to going for their strokes from the word go. India will aim for their third title and the second at home when they begin their campaign against five-time champions Australia in Chennai on October 8. India play all their nine league matches at different venues including, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi, Lucknow and Bengaluru.
Roy Hodgson has reportedly agreed to stay on for another season as Crystal Palace manager. Hodgson, 75, returned to Palace for a second spell in March and steered them well clear of the relegation zone. Ad The BBC say he is expected to sign a contract for the upcoming campaign when he returns from holiday.
Neil Robertson withdrew from the first ranking of the season as the Championship League got underway at Leicester's Morningside Arena on Monday. The 2010 world champion was due to meet Ashley Carty in his Group 3 opener, but was replaced by former Crucible qualifier Craig Steadman in a section that also contained Sean McAllister – who replaced Liam Highfield – and Adam Duffy. Ad 23-time ranking event winner Robertson joins world champion Luca Brecel – winner of the event a year ago – Mark Selby, Mark Allen and John Higgins in opting out of the early summer snooker action.