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The guidance around Covid-19 will soon change again as infection rates in nearly every authority area in England continue to rise amid confirmed cases of a new 'hybrid' variant in the UK.
Celtic have successfully rebuffed Arsenal’s ‘serious interest’ in their teenage midfielder Daniel Kelly, Football Scotland’s Mark Hendry writes.
Manchester United women claimed a 3-1 win at Reading to keep their outside Women's Super League title hopes alive. Mark Skinner’s side trail leaders Arsenal by six points, but the win also reinforced their push for Champions League qualification as they sit in third on 31 points.
Blackburn Rovers will be hoping to give their Championship play-off prospects a boost on Saturday afternoon, when they host Bristol City at Ewood Park.
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Manchester United could also be without midfield powerhouse Scott McTominay today as manager Ralf Rangnick shares some injury news before their clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
Shreyas Iyer missed his second Test century by 8 runs but Twitter hailed his breathtaking knock on Day 1 of the second Test in Bengaluru as the best of his Test career. The right-handed batter slammed 92 off just 98 balls on a Chinnaswamy pitch that had a lot of assistance of spinners. Coming in to bat with the team in a spot of bother at 86/4 at the dismissal of Virat Kohli, Shreyas at first settled down to try and get a partnership together. He stitched together a 40-run stand with Rishabh Pant but after Pant's dismissal and with wickets falling regularly around him, Shreyas decided to take on the bowling.
Warwickshire are looking to fire on all cylinders as the curtain on the 2022 cricket season gets ready to rise.