India's Pant flays 'irritating' Dukes ball in England test series
LONDON :India vice captain Rishabh Pant said the Dukes balls being used in the current test series against England are losing their shape very quickly and cannot be good for the game.
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Kirk Cousins admits to feeling 'misled' by Falcons in new docuseries: 'I had no reason to leave Minnesota'
The Atlanta Falcons GM expects to keep Kirk Cousins on the team in 2025 despite him being benched for Michael Penix Jr. earlier last season. Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, James Jones, and Chase Daniel ask if it’s a mistake to keep Cousins on the ro...
Lions ease to 36-24 win over proud Brumbies in Canberra
CANBERRA :The British & Irish Lions were made to work, but eased to a 36-24 win over a depleted ACT Brumbies team in Canberra on Wednesday in a victory soured by another backline injury.
Next Man United transfer 'decided' as Ruben Amorim gets Viktor Gyokeres alternative shortlist
Manchester United could be forced to dabble in the free agent market this summer. The Reds enjoyed a brilliant start to the summer transfer window, forking out over £60m for Matheus Cunha, but they're yet to welcome any more big names to Old Trafford.
Injured NZ opener Allen out of T20 tri-series in Zimbabwe
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) said on Wednesday that opener Finn Allen will miss the Twenty20 tri-series in Zimbabwe later this month due to a foot injury.
Caitlin Clark expected to return for Fever against Valkyries after five-game absence
Michele Tafoya appears on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich" to talk the latest controversy surrounding WNBA players and Caitlin Clark.
Sweden reach Euro 2025 knockouts with 3-0 win over Poland
Sweden captain Kosovare Asllani scored one goal and made another as her side cruised into the knockout stages of the women's European Championship with a 3-0 win over Poland on Tuesday that eliminated the Poles.
I prefer line umpires, says Khachanov, after another Wimbledon error
LONDON :Russia's Karen Khachanov said the absence of line judges made Wimbledon's courts seem too big and players feel lonely as criticism of the technology resurfaced following another error on Tuesday.