Nick Kyrgios refuses to back down in row over breaking Wimbledon dress code
Nick Kyrgios refused to back down in the row over his decision to break Wimbledon’s strict dress code.
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New Zealand Men, Women Cricketers To Get Same Pay In Ground-Breaking Deal
Women and men will be paid the same amount for representing New Zealand and playing in top-tier domestic matches in a ground-breaking new deal. New Zealand's professional women's and men's cricketers will receive the same pay for the same play following a landmark deal to combine them in the same agreement. The five-year deal will see the White Ferns and domestic women's players receive the same match fees as men across all formats and competitions including ODIs, T20Is, Ford Trophy and Dream11 Super Smash level.
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I do what I want, says Kyrgios after breaking Wimbledon dress code
LONDON : Even on a day when his on-court behaviour was exemplary, Nick Kyrgios could not resist poking his nose at authority and Wimbledon's all-white clothing rules.
India vs England, 5th Test Day 4: Root, Bairstow put England on course for ground-breaking win
Jonny Bairstow put England on course for a ground-breaking run chase against India despite Jasprit Bumrah's brilliance on day four of the rescheduled fifth Test, setting up a fitting series finale on Monday. Skipper Bumrah brought India back in the game with wickets on either side of the lunch break after England openers Alex Lees (56 off 65) and Zak Crawley (46 off 76) finally found form and shared a 107-run stand chasing a record 378-run target. As it happened | ScorecardFrom 107 for loss, it soon became 109 for three before the dangerous duo of Root (76 batting off 112) and Bairstow (72 batting off 87) frustrated the Indians with a commanding 150-run partnership off just 197 balls. England were 259 for three at stumps on day four, needing a very gettable 119 runs for a series-levelling victory. Though the wicket did not offer much help, Indian bowlers were unable to maintain pressure on the English batters who played with the aggression that has become the hallmark of the Ben Stokes-Brendon McCullum's school of cricket.
BREAKING: Car bursts into flames after crash on motorway with emergency services at scene - latest updates
A car has burst into flames after a crash on the M61.
BREAKING: Police launch murder probe after man found dead at house in Mossley
Police have launched a murder probe after a man was discovered dead at a house in Mossley on Sunday morning. Officers were called to a concern for the welfare of a man at an address at Riverside, Mossley on July 3.
Breaking Kieran Kingston steps down as Cork hurling manager
Kieran Kingston has stepped down as Cork hurling manager.