Former Proteas star Daryll Cullinan opens up on cancer ordeal
Former Proteas batsman Daryll Cullinan has opened up about his recent battle with cancer.
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Hythe Town boss Steve Watt on showing last season’s success wasn’t a one-off, signing former Margate and Sittingbourne defender Taylor Fisher and working with chairman Gary Johnson
Manager Steve Watt is urging Hythe’s players to show what they achieved last season wasn’t a one-off.
Police swoop on burglary suspects following cash and jewellery thefts
Three men are being questioned by police following two burglaries in Wilmslow in which cash, jewellery and bank cards were stolen. Two men, aged 49 and 36, was arrested in Stockport town centre on suspicion of handling stolen goods.
Axel Disasi set to replace Tottenham-bound Harry Maguire, Sir Jim Ratcliffe closes in on Man Utd deal - Paper Round
Ratcliffe near to United deal The Mirror believes that the takeover battle for Manchester United will come to a close this month, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe the likely winner. Ad “Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the brink of being successful with his strategy of buying Manchester United with a deal likely to be clinched this month,” the paper explains.
"Tragedy That Virat Kohli Isn't Test Captain...": Bollywood Star's Scathing Take On WTC Final
India were completely outplayed by Australia on Day 1 of the World Test Championship (WTC) Final at the Oval with the Rohit Sharma-led side taking just three wickets after conceding more than 300 runs in the much-anticipated clash. Several experts were not happy with the lack of intensity from Indian cricketers and even questioned the decision to not play Ravichandran Ashwin. Bollywood star Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor took to social media to express his feelings about the day's play and he lamented the fact that Virat Kohli is no longer the captain of the Indian cricket team.
"Allowed Easy Runs...": Sourav Ganguly Slams Rohit Sharma's Captaincy On Day 1 Of WTC Final
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly expressed his disappointment after the Rohit Sharma-led side was outclassed by Australia on Day 1 of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) final on Wednesday. India seemed to be in a strong position after reducing Australia to 76/3 in the first session. However, Travis Head scored a counter-attacking century to frustrate India, with Steve Smith also playing his part with the bat. Ganguly said that Rohit allowed Australia easy runs with his field placements at times.
Paedophile 'bit off LIP' of innocent drinker in savage pub attack while on bail for 27 child abuse offences
A ‘savage’ thug who carried out a string of child abuse attacks bit off a piece of the LIP of a ‘well-liked’, innocent pub-goer in a vicious attack while on bail for his perverted crimes.
"India Looked Tired, Dispirited...": Sunil Gavaskar's Clear Take On Day 1 Of WTC Final vs Australia
The opening day of the World Test Championship final at The Oval on Wednesday completely belonged to the Australian cricket team as it controlled the game against the Rohit Sharma-led India. Travis Head was unbeaten on 146 while Steve Smith was batting on 95 at stumps as Australia notched 327/3. Going into the second day, Australia will have the upper-hand. The day started with Indian pacers picking three wickets but from the second session, Head and Smith played with assured nature as Australia cruised.