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Captain Antoine Dupont has declared himself “fully ready” to lead France in Sunday’s World Cup quarter-final against South Africa as he prepares to return to the starting XV just over three weeks after a broken cheekbone had him fearing his involvement in the tournament was over.
Former England captain Alastair Cook has called time on his record-breaking cricket career after a glittering 20 years at the crease.
Former England captain Alastair Cook announced his retirement from cricket on Friday, bringing the curtain down a record-breaking career. The left-handed opener's 12,472 Test runs is the most by any English batter and fifth in the all-time list. After retiring from international duty in 2018, he carried on playing for Essex and won the County Championship in 2019. However, his contract expired at the end of the recently completed domestic season and Cook has decided against playing on. "It is not easy to say goodbye," Cook said in a statement. "For more than two decades, cricket has been so much more than my job.
PARIS : Antoine Dupont's face is for everyone to see as the mercurial scrumhalf is the Rugby World Cup's poster boy, and 80,000 pairs of eyes will be on the France captain as he takes to the field for their quarter-final clash against South Africa on Sunday.
LONDON : Former England captain Alastair Cook, his country's record test run scorer, announced his retirement from professional cricket on Friday.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has become just the second player in Premier League history to win the division's Goal of the Month award for a third time.
PARIS :Antoine Dupont will start for France in Sunday's quarter-final clash against South Africa after recovering from surgery on a broken cheekbone in a massive boost for the hosts ahead of what could turn out to be a tactical battle at the Stade de France.
Mack Hansen had his right calf heavily strapped but took a full part in the Ireland captain's run ahead of tomorrow’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final against New Zealand.