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HENDERSON, Nev. — Richie Incognito, who said he found acceptance with the Las Vegas Raiders after a star-crossed and controversy-filled career as one of the more physical offensive linemen of his era, announced his retirement on Friday.
Sophia Dunkley's maiden one-day international century laid the foundations for England to secure a 114-run victory over South Africa in the second women's ODI in Bristol.
Matthew Fitzpatrick admits his US Open triumph has given him the confidence to believe he can win The Open this weekend after the Englishman put himself in contention with a fine round-two performance.
Yasir, 36, will play his first Test since August last year after recovering from a thumb injury, Pakistan said in a statement on the eve of the two-match series starting Saturday in Galle. Nawaz, a left-hand batsman who bowls left-arm spin, will return to the side after almost six years.
Ben Stokes has pulled out of the Hundred as well as the forthcoming T20 series against South Africa as he prioritises Test cricket over white-ball competitions following his appointment as England captain.
Whilst the quarterback might be the most important position on the field in the sport of American Football, one man still holds the ultimate power over the team and the franchise, and that’s the head coach.
The 32-year-old all-rounder helped set up Sunday's one-day international series decider against India by starring with both bat and ball as England drew level at 1-1 in a three-match contest with a 100-run win at Lord's on Thursday. He made a valuable 41 with the bat and then the left-arm quick captured the prize wicket of Virat Kohli just when the star batsman was threatening to cut loose. The 32-year-son of former England batsman David Willey has been retained in the squad for Sunday's concluding ODI against India at Old Trafford rather than be released to captain Yorkshire in Saturday's T20 Blast finals day at Edgbaston.
The two-match series starts Saturday in Galle, where the hosts first lost to and then hammered Australia in recent weeks. They will be bolstered by the return of de Silva, a batting all-rounder who was one of four players to get the virus before and during the second Test against Australia. De Silva replaces Kamindu Mendis, who made an impressive 61 on debut in the previous match.