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(Reuters) - Australia's relentless march through the Women's World Cup continued with captain Meg Lanning thrashing an unbeaten century as the tournament favourites dealt South Africa a humbling five-wicket defeat in Wellington on Tuesday.
Manchester and large parts of the UK have been lucky enough over the past week to be treated to a fair bit of clear skies and sunshine.
The Blue Football Consortium have improved their bid to buy Chelsea. The Nick Candy-led group secured additional backing from a large Korean financial institution.
Whitstable Town have moved quickly to appoint a new manager following the departure of Keith McMahon.
• The Formula One season-opening race in Bahrain was packed with thrilling racing. • Ferrari ended their 46-race drought, while Red Bull suffered a double DNF. • Here are five key take-away points from the race.
Having led Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) for the past nine editions, Virat Kohli knows the pressure that comes with leading a high-profile franchise. However, the maverick batter has left captaincy duties and is now looking forward to giving his best in the 15th edition of the tournament. Having let go of the leadership responsibility, Kohli will look to replicate the success of the 2016 edition where he scored almost 1,000 runs. The right-handed batter will look to take his franchise all the way this season and he would hope to motivate the youngsters as well.
It began with a bang but ended in acrimony and a fourth-place finish. Scotland’s 2022 Six Nations was pockmarked by disappointment but the championship did provide dazzling Grand Slam winners in France, and Ireland deserved their Triple Crown.The Calcutta Cup win of the opening weekend seems a long, long time ago. The talk after that game was of a genuine title challenge, of going to Cardiff and winning for the first time in 20 years. Gavin Hastings warned us not to get carried away, told us not to mention the G**** S***. He was right, of course. Wales won, Scotland unravelled and by the time we got to Dublin reports of an unauthorised night out involving six players the previous weekend were doing the rounds. So what did we learn?
A nursery which failed to ensure staff were ‘suitable’ to work with children has been rated ‘inadequate’ for the second time in under a year.