Taxi driver from Wales caught illegally working in Greater Manchester borough for five YEARS
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Five Controversies Involving Bangladesh's Shakib Al Hasan
Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan has ignited a new debate over the spirit of cricket after Sri Lanka's Angelo Mathews was 'timed out' in a fiery World Cup clash. It was the first time in the 146-year history of international cricket that such a dismissal had occurred. Mathews was adjudged to be out after failing to take strike within the two-minute time limit when he came out to bat in the game in New Delhi on Monday. Shakib made the appeal which was upheld by the on-field umpires and Mathews branded the Bangladesh captain as "disgraceful".
New Zealand Name Five Spin Bowlers For Bangladesh Tests
New Zealand on Tuesday selected five spin bowlers to tackle the turning wickets expected in Bangladesh for the two-Test cricket series later this month following the 50-overs World Cup. Left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner returns to the Black Caps' Test squad for the first time since 2021 to join Ajaz Patel and Ish Sodhi as the main spin bowlers. New Zealand's options with the turning ball are boosted by all-rounders Rachin Ravindra, who has hit three centuries at the ODI World Cup, and Glenn Phillips.
Mankads to painful groins: Five unusual cricket dismissals
Sri Lanka's Angelo Mathews became the first batsman in international cricket history to be dismissed "timed out" as controversy engulfed a World Cup match against Bangladesh in New Delhi on Monday.
Five talking points from Man City's WSL defeat to Arsenal
Manchester City lost 2-1 to Arsenal on Sunday. Chloe Kelly cancelled out Steph Catley’s goal, just under an hour after going behind. But Stina Blackstenius calmly placed the ball into the back of an open City net after a defensive mishap for the Sky Blues. Here are the five main discussion points from the game:
Leinster run in five tries to end Edinburgh’s winning start to season
Leinster ended Edinburgh’s winning start to the BKT United Rugby Championship season with a well-judged 36-27 bonus-point victory at the RDS Arena.
'We want more' - Stephen Bradley eyeing five in a row for historic Hoops
"We want more, we can't stop" was the message from Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley after he watched his side end their historic season by claiming their fourth league title in a row.
Mum's desperate search for the only food her autistic five-year-old will eat
A mum is facing a desperate battle to get her hands on the only food her autistic daughter will eat. Emma Armstrong's daughter Libby Crossfield has a severely limited diet and Aldi's organic spaghetti bolognese Mamia baby food is one of very few things she will tolerate.