'A beast of a week' - Manchester United injury woes explained and why problem could get worse
Six days, three games and a shade under 4,500 miles travelled will test Manchester United both on and off the pitch.
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Manchester City vs Liverpool kick off time and Sky Sports TV decision explained
The Premier League returns with a blockbuster fixture this weekend as leaders Manchester City take on Liverpool.
Why Was Rinku Singh's Last-Ball Six vs Australia in T20I Thriller Not Counted - Explained
India started the T20I series against Australia in some style as they notched a two-wicket win on Thursday. There was no shortage of thrill in the match. Courtesy Josh Inglis' 110, Australia notched a huge total of 208/3 in 20 overs. In reply, Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan hit half-centuries as India cruised towards the target. However, both got out and it was left to Rinku Singh to take India over the line as India needed seven runs off six balls.
Man City vs Liverpool FC referee appointment decision explained as Chris Kavanagh question posed
Chris Kavanagh has been appointed as referee for the top-of-the-table Premier League fixture between Manchester City and Liverpool this weekend. The fixture kicks off the return of the top flight with a 12.30pm kick-off on Saturday. City are top of the table, one point clear of the second-placed Merseysiders.
Alejandro Garnacho's Argentina snub explained as Victor Lindelof makes Manchester United admission
Manchester United are currently in the midst of the final international break of the year but that has not stopped plenty from happening at Old Trafford.
Jean-Claude Blanc has already explained what would be key to turning Manchester United around
Change is in the air at Manchester United as Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks to make his mark at Old Trafford.
Retired Hurt Rule Explained: Can Shubman Gill Bat Again vs New Zealand In World Cup Match?
The Indian cricket team was dealt a massive blow during the Cricket World Cup 2023 semifinal against New Zealand as opener Shubman Gill was retired hurt after scoring a brilliant half-century at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Wednesday. Gill looked in tremendous form as he scored 79 off 65 deliveries before he started suffering from cramps. It was a hot and sultry day in Mumbai and during the 23rd over of the Indian innings, Gill started experiencing cramps and had to lie down in the middle of the over. The Indian cricket team physio was out in the middle and after couple of minutes, Gill decided to leave the field. However, he was not dismissed and can come back to bat after a stipulated time period. Earlier, India captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to bat against New Zealand.
Mason Mount has already explained how he can replace Christian Eriksen at Manchester United
Manchester United are set to be without Christian Eriksen until the middle of December after he was ruled out for a month with a knee injury.