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While most eyes will be on the Challenge Cup this weekend, over in Wrexham the Wheelchair Celtic Cup – arguably the most intense one-day wheelchair rugby league tournament in the world – will be taking place.
Former Toulouse fullback Clement Poitrenaud, who played for the Sharks in 2017 says he regrets the likely integration of South African provinces into next season's European Champions Cup.
Half a century ago, Allan Clarke picked up an FA Cup winner's medal from the Queen after his diving header proved the winner against Arsenal.
The Monaghan hurlers have had their Lory Meagher Cup wins over Cavan and Louth cancelled due to fielding an ineligible player.
Gillingham ended a memorable season by lifting the Kent Women’s Cup at the Gallagher Stadium.
Harbhajan Singh too has been floored by the magic of Jammu's pace sensation Umran Malik, who has clocked above 150kmph on a regular basis in IPL 15 (157kmph on Thursday), and wants the youngster inducted into Team India as soon as possible. "Malik is my favourite. I want to see him in the Indian team because what a bowler he is. Tell me any one bowler who bowls more than 150 (kmph) and isn't playing for the country," Harbhajan said, while going gaga over the Sunrisers Hyderabad speed gun at a promotional event for the T20 World Cup Down Under in Australia in October-November. The retired tweaker, who took 417 Test wickets in 103 Tests, and 269 wickets in 236 ODIs, wants Malik, who's taken 15 wickets with his lightning speed in IPL 2022, to partner pace ace Jasprit Bumrah for Team India in the T20 World Cup later this year. "So I think, it is a great, great thing and he will inspire many youngsters to take up this game, the way he has come from and what he is doing in the IPL, he's been unbelievable. I don't know whether he will be selected or not, but if I was part of the selection committee, I would have given him a go ahead (for his selection). Malik should be the partner with Jasprit Bumrah when India plays in Australia (in the T20 World Cup)," recommended Harbhajan.
Harbhajan Singh too has been floored by the magic of Jammu's pace sensation Umran Malik, who has clocked above 150kmph on a regular basis in IPL 15 (157kmph on Thursday), and wants the youngster inducted into Team India as soon as possible. "Malik is my favourite. I want to see him in the Indian team because what a bowler he is. Tell me any one bowler who bowls more than 150 (kmph) and isn't playing for the country," Harbhajan said, while going gaga over the Sunrisers Hyderabad speed gun at a promotional event for the T20 World Cup Down Under in Australia in October-November. The retired tweaker, who took 417 Test wickets in 103 Tests, and 269 wickets in 236 ODIs, wants Malik, who's taken 15 wickets with his lightning speed in IPL 2022, to partner pace ace Jasprit Bumrah for Team India in the T20 World Cup later this year. "So I think, it is a great, great thing and he will inspire many youngsters to take up this game, the way he has come from and what he is doing in the IPL, he's been unbelievable. I don't know whether he will be selected or not, but if I was part of the selection committee, I would have given him a go ahead (for his selection). Malik should be the partner with Jasprit Bumrah when India plays in Australia (in the T20 World Cup)," recommended Harbhajan.
Triumph and Tragedy of 19-05-12 is the second book in two years by Edinburgh-based football journalist and author Anthony Brown. Packed with interviews involving players, coaches, managers and club employees, it chronicles the Hearts triumph when Paulo Sergio’s side hammered local rivals Hibs 5-1 in the first major final between the two sides in over 100 years.