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Hands up - who had Kalvin Phillips down as the next Ruben Dias? The latest Manchester City signing is resigned to the fact that he won't start every game at his new club with Rodri so excellent in his preferred starting position - as outlined in this interview.
Ireland, chasing 180 to win, collapsed to 91 all out inside 14 overs at Stormont and were all but beaten when off-spinner Bracewell removed tailenders Mark Adair, Barry McCarthy and Craig Young with successive deliveries to become only the third New Zealand bowler to take a hat-trick at this level after pacemen Jacob Oram and Tim Southee. Leg-spinner Ish Sodhi broke the back of Ireland's innings by removing Curtis Campher, Lorcan Tucker and George Dockrell in a return of 3-21.
Veteran Kyle Rudolph is signing a one-year contact with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Wednesday, giving Tom Brady a new tight end target in the wake of Rob Gronkowski's retirement.
Chelsea look to have won the race for Brighton's highly-rated youngster Zak Sturge, fending off competition from a host of Premier League and European rivals.
Chelsea and Arsenal's pre-season games in America have been delayed due to bad weather.
A fantastic knock of 150 not out from Will Jacks turned the tide for LV= Insurance County Championship leaders Surrey in their clash with Essex. DIVISION ONE
The Trey Lance era appears ready to kick off in earnest with the San Francisco 49ers.
Projecting ahead and building for future success — beyond just the current season — is crucial in the NFL. That's what the best teams all do to stay at the top of the standings. So which teams are best set up to pile up wins and show steady improvement over the next few years?