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RAJKOT, India :Captain Rohit Sharma led India's recovery with a fighting fifty after England fast bowler Mark Wood engineered a top order collapse that left the hosts 93 for three at lunch on day one of the third test on Thursday.
Rangers joined Celtic atop the Scottish Premiership after beating Ross County 3-1 as marathon man Philippe Clement drew level heading into a thrilling Premiership race to the finish.
Just weeks after his departure from Birmingham City, Wayne Rooney looks set to pursue a career in the boxing ring. The former Manchester United striker was sacked by the Championship outfit after a run of nine defeats in 15 games left them on the brink of relegation.
Tyson Fury has responded to the conspiracy theories that have circulating about his undisputed fight against Oleksandr Usyk.
Eddie Hearn believes Anthony Joshua has an advantage over Tyson Fury in his upcoming fight with Francis Ngannou because the former UFC fighter now has rounds under his belt that Joshua can learn from.
British boxing great Carl Froch has once again hit out at Tyson Fury and has questioned whether the WBC heavyweight champion's heart is still in the sport.
Indian Davis Cupper Ramkumar Ramanathan made a remarkable comeback to shock top seeded Luka Nardi to enter the singles quarterfinals of the Bengaluru Open on Wednesday. Ramkumar, a wildcard entrant, prevailed over the Italian 1-6, 6-4, 6-4 in little over two hours in their pre-quarterfinal match at the KSLTA Stadium. The match began on an ominous note for the Indian star as Nardi broke his serve in the very first game of the opening set. From that point onwards, Ramkumar was not able to offer any kind of fight to his higher-ranked opponent, who used a heavy first serve and precise ground shots to choke his opponent. While Nardi landed a whopping 86 percent of his first serve inside the box, Ramanathan barely managed to cross the 50 percent mark.