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Playing one game at Lord's is an ultimate dream for a cricketer. Scoring a hundred or taking a five-for is a different high but bidding adieu to the game following an illustrious career at the 'Mecca of Cricket' is only reserved for a few chosen ones. Sunil Gavaskar (although he played his last first-class game there) didn't get that opportunity.
Andre Villas-Boas spoke to TOI exclusively about his roller-coaster journeyFar from flaunting that constant frown while manning the technical area at the Stamford Bridge or White Hart Lane, Andre Villas-Boas now wears a relaxed and happy smile. The Portuguese coach, once considered the brightest young phenomenon, won the Europa League with FC Porto when just 33. He was patched and peeled at Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur; enjoyed a decent ride at Zenit St Petersburg.
Celtic supporters chanted throughout a minute’s applause in memory of Britain's Queen Elizabeth ahead of the cinch Premiership game against St Mirren in Paisley.
Kent all-rounder Grant Stewart is today aiming to make his debut appearance at Trent Bridge a memorable one.
It may have taken a couple of phone calls to convince her but reminiscing on her return to the Laois fold, Eimear Barry is certain she made the right decision.
St Mirren have announced plans to honour Queen Elizabeth before their clash with Celtic this weekend with a minute's applause.
As thousands queued in the capital to see Queen Elizabeth II lying in state, hundreds in Manchester greeted her youngest child Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex. While the crowds in the city centre were not quite on the same level as those seen in London at the moment, plenty of people still lined the barriers to pay their respects.
Wimbledon paid a fulsome tribute to Roger Federer after he announced he will retire after next week's Laver Cup on Thursday, thanking the Swiss legend who won a record eight men's titles there for "the memories and joy".