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"It's Fading Out...": India Legend Warns ICC Of Grim Future For Test Cricket

With T20 leagues expanding around the world, there seems to be a likely major shift in the way cricket competitions are going to be held in future. To add to the list of tournaments like the Indian Premier League, the Pakistan Super League and the Big Bash League, now UAE and South Africa too are starting their own T20 cricket leagues. With so many franchise leagues around the world, most of which have generated huge commercial interest, several experts have predicted that cricket might be going the football way where players engage in club competitions for most part of the year.

Tonbridge Angels to play first game on new 3G pitch at Longmead after flying start on the road

Tonbridge begin a new era when they play their first home game on their new 3G pitch this weekend.

Maidstone United manager Hakan Hayrettin back for Wrexham game

Hakan Hayrettin will be back in the dugout when Maidstone travel to National League big-boys Wrexham.

Former Sheppey United manager Ernie Batten proud of the club's progress

Ernie Batten is proud of the club Sheppey have become as he settles into his new director of football role.

Britain's Richest Man Declares Interest In Buying Manchester United

British businessman Jim Ratcliffe is "definitely a potential buyer" of Manchester United if the English football giants go on sale, a spokesman for the Ineos petrochemicals billionaire said Wednesday. Ineos was responding to reports United's current owners, the US-based Glazer family, are considering selling a minority stake, with the team currently bottom of the Premier League following a woeful start to the season under new manager Erik ten Hag. The Ineos spokesman told The Times that Ratcliffe, reportedly Britain's richest man, would be prepared to buy such a stake as a prelude to assuming full control at Old Trafford.

Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe interested in buying Manchester United: Source

Manchester United, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters after Elon Musk said his plan to buy the Premier League club was all part of "a long-running joke". Musk, the world's richest person, said on Tuesday night on Twitter that he wanted to buy England's most successful club before clarifying that it was a joke and that he had no interest in purchasing any sports teams. The club's owners, the American Glazer family, are under pressure with United sitting bottom of the Premier League after two games of the season. Bloomberg reported they would consider selling a minority stake, opening the door for Ratcliffe.

NFL legend Tony Dungy reflects on faith, family and football

Super Bowl-winning head coach Tony Dungy joins 'Jesse Watters Primetime' to make the case that everyone can make a difference through small actions.

Wesley Fofana keen to upgrade for club and country with move to Chelsea

The going rate for a talented young central defender shoots up and up. Chelsea were reminded of that when they embarked on their summer overhaul of a squad that had lost Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen to Real Madrid and Barcelona. Both were out of contract and, as the club’s new owners were still setting budgets, set off for Spain for free.

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"It's Fading Out...": India Legend Warns ICC Of Grim Future For Test Cricket

Tonbridge Angels to play first game on new 3G pitch at Longmead after flying start on the road

Maidstone United manager Hakan Hayrettin back for Wrexham game

Former Sheppey United manager Ernie Batten proud of the club's progress

Britain's Richest Man Declares Interest In Buying Manchester United

Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe interested in buying Manchester United: Source

NFL legend Tony Dungy reflects on faith, family and football

Wesley Fofana keen to upgrade for club and country with move to Chelsea