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England's Salt says short-format leagues have helped improve his game
England opener Phil Salt has said the growth of shorter format franchise-based leagues has opened the door to explore fresh ideas and helped him evolve as a complete batter in all formats.
How UCLA upset South Carolina to snap 43-game win streak - ESPN
One weekend in Los Angeles. Four of the best women's college basketball teams in the country. Two upsets. And the longest winning streak in Division I snapped.
‘It’s how shopping used to be’: The packed Greater Manchester town centre bucking the trend of decline
It’s the shopping area with the third largest footfall in Greater Manchester after the Arndale and the Trafford Centre. Anyone visiting Bury on a Friday morning would probably agree with that, hearing the background hum of conversation and cries of traders harking their wares ringing out among labyrinth of stalls on the town’s famous outdoor market.
Euroviews. The West’s crisis of faith in democracy is a gift to authoritarian regimes
As a Uyghur American and advocate for human rights, watching President Donald Trump’s victory was personal. For many in the Uyghur community, this is not just another political transition but a matter of survival.
ICC T20 Cricket World Cup Sub-Regional Qualifier C: Nigeria wins again, beats Cote d’Ivoire by 264 runs
Nigeria continued its fine start to the ongoing ICC T20 Cricket World Cup sub-regional qualifier yesterday with a 264-run defeat of Cote d’Ivoire in Abuja.
World Athletics Boss Sebastian Coe In India, Meets Sports Minister
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe met Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Monday and discussed India's intent to host the 2036 Olympics along with development of athletics in the country. Coe will also have an "informal" meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the short visit. The 68-year-old former middle distance runner, who won four Olympic medals during his decorated career, was received by Athletics Federation of India head Adille Sumariwalla at the Delhi airport this morning. The British great is currently in the race to become the next President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the visit, it is believed, is part of his campaign to drum up support for that.
'I thought Omaze was a wind up - now I own our dream £500,000 country home'
A mum who thought that a call from Omaze was a 'wind up' now owns her dream £500k property. Sarah Perry, 49, has won a stunning £500k home in rural Wales - not far from where her family live.