Reinvigorated as a heel, Jericho soaks in the 'Appreciation'
The one constant in the 30-plus-year career of Chris Jericho has been change.
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Marco van Basten names the world's three best players as Lionel Messi brutally snubbed
Marco van Basten has omitted Lionel Messi from the world’s best three ever footballers and questioned his personality in comparison to other leading stars.
Jake Paul blasted 'too frightened' by John Fury as he names Tyson Fury's successor
John Fury has ridiculed Jake Paul for being 'too frightened' to face Tommy Fury outside of America.
Leicester City confirm two pre-season friendlies as summer schedule builds
Leicester City will head to Preston North End for a pre-season test next month.
Notts County owner names three reasons Luke Williams was appointed as head coach
Notts County owner Christoffer Reedtz has said there were three main reasons why the club chose to appoint Luke Williams as head coach.
No sweat as impressive Kyrgios sees off Tsitsipas in Halle
HALLE WESTFALEN (Germany): Nick Kyrgios impressively rallied past Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Halle grass court tournament on Wednesday to hammer home his status as a Wimbledon threat but only after a spat with the chair umpire over sweating. Kyrgios defeated world number six Tsitsipas 5-7, 6-2, 6-4 to reach a second successive quarter-final after also making the last eight in Stuttgart five days ago. The 27-year-old smashed his racquet after losing the opener after saving three set points.
Ranji Trophy: Manoj Tiwary and Shahbaz Ahmed keep Bengal afloat as MP hold upper-hand
Tiwary, veteran of many-a-fightback, in company of utility man Shahbaz Ahmed, kept Bengal alive as they reached 197 for five after a top-order collapse against Madhya Pradesh, on the second day of the Ranji Trophy semi-final. At stumps, Tiwary (84 batting, 182 balls) played his best knock of this season, while Shahbaz (72 batting, 149 balls) was equally defiant as they joined forces at a precarious 54 for five and added 143 runs for the unbroken sixth wicket.
Hardik Pandya to lead India in Ireland as Rahul Tripathi gets maiden call-up; Sanju Samson makes comeback
Hardik Pandya was deservingly named skipper of the Indian team for the two-match T20 International series against Ireland in Dublin on June 26 and 28. The only new face in the side is Maharashtra right-hand batter Rahul Tripathi, who was rewarded for his stellar batting during this edition of IPL where he scored more than 400 runs for Sunrisers Hyderabad.