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Here we go Ad/> Rob Walker baizes the players, and we're underway. There will be nine frames in this session, with an interval after four. World ChampionshipMaguire holds off Murphy fightback to secure place in second round15 HOURS AGO Ashley No pressure, Ash.
Just a few miles from Ashton-in-Makerfield, there's an underground world which is said to be inhabited by dwarves and witches. What's more, the Crank Caverns has seen plenty of other paranormal activity.
West Bromwich Albion could be all-but out of the Championship play-off race by the end of Monday night as they make the trip to face Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.
Jack Grealish insists there “only would have been one winner” had Manchester City taken Liverpool to extra time at Wembley on Saturday.
A Greek climber died Tuesday on Nepal's rugged Mount Dhaulagiri, expedition organisers said, in the first recorded fatality of this year's busy Himalayan spring climbing season. Antonios Sykaris's death came a day after a triumphant Instagram message announcing he had made it to the top of the world's seventh-highest peak. The 59-year-old had fallen ill while descending, mountain guide Mingma Sherpa of Seven Summit Treks told AFP.
After last year’s brutal first Paris-Roubaix for the women, anticipation had been high for the second edition. But in a tale of two Elisa’s, Italian national champion Longo Broghini grabbed a brilliant victory for Trek-Segafredo while her team mate Balsamo, the current world champion, was disqualified. So how did it go so right for one and so wrong for the other? Balsamo was one of the pre-race favourites.
Mark Selby showed glimpses of his best to lead Jamie Jones 6-3 following the afternoon session of their World Snooker Championship first-round encounter at the Crucible. Defending champion Selby fell behind after a rusty start but, once he found his rhythm, simply had too much for 34-year-old Jones who missed a massive chance to level the score at 3-3, but now faces an uphill battle in the evening session on Saturday. Ad/> Underdog Jones put together a break of 24 in the first frame but could go no further after failing to split the pack.
