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It is fine. It is in good condition. We have had a nice bit of dried spell so it has helped dry the pitch out a lot. We have been able to get some good work done on it because of the dryer weather so it will be fine for the game tomorrow.
A former Miami Hurricanes player accused in the long-unsolved killing of a teammate told a detective after his arrest last August that he understands why he was suspected, but he insisted he had nothing to do with the shooting death, according to evidence released to ESPN.
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Heading to Merseyside for a key fixture in the title battle, with Liverpool waiting to pounce on any slip-up.
Former England international goalkeeper David James doesn't think a player of Philippe Coutinho's quality should be playing at Aston Villa, despite the Barcelona loanee looking "happy" playing his football under Steven Gerrard.
Ishan Kishan calls himself a "mama's boy". But he was the 'big daddy' of IPL auctions and he's back at the Mumbai Indians, a franchise that went all out to buy him for `15.25 cr. "I didn't want to go anywhere else," he says. The 23-going-on-24 player sat down for a chat with TOI about his cricket. Excerpts from an extensive tete-a-tete:It's been a grand homecoming for you with Mumbai Indians...The franchise has always been very helpful, has backed me and worked on me. I can never have complaints. All I need to do is work hard on my game, reciprocate by playing good cricket. The way they've put their belief in me and invested in my future, all I need to do is follow the processes that have been laid out.
Dillian Whyte has now signed his contract to confirm his WBC heavyweight title showdown against Tyson Fury, according to reports.
Tyson Fury has sent a clear message to Dillian Whyte ahead of their upcoming fight.