Rugby crowd goes wild for security guard's awesome side-step tackle on pitch invader in New Zealand
A pitch invader at a New Zealand rugby match was tackled to the ground by security at the weekend, and the video has certainly drawn some attention.
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"Would be a pretty good signing" - Journalist drops big Aston Villa verdict on £30m PL star
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Tommy Doyle recounts defeat that persuaded him to sign for Sheffield United on loan from Man City
Tommy Doyle admits he couldn't turn down the chance to move to Sheffield United, after securing a loan move to Bramall Lane from Manchester City.
How Luis Sinisterra would fit in at Leeds United as Whites close in on Feyenoord winger
Soon after Manchester City's deal for Kalvin Phillips was announced on Monday morning, Leeds fans were distracted from the disappointment of losing their homegrown star, as news broke that the Whites were close to agreeing a deal with Feyenoord for their Colombian winger, Luis Sinisterra. Although the Whites have yet to agree a deal to sell Raphinha, it looks most likely that the 23-year-old is set to be the Brazilian's replacement.
Chelsea: £300k-a-week star 'keen' on Stamford Bridge move
Chelsea are in pole position to secure the signing of Manchester City and England forward Raheem Sterling this summer, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Root and Bairstow keep England on course for record chase
BIRMINGHAM, England :Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow smashed unbeaten fifties to boost England's hopes of pulling off a record chase in the rearranged fifth test against India at Edgbaston on Monday.
India vs England, 5th Test Day 4: Root, Bairstow put England on course for ground-breaking win
Jonny Bairstow put England on course for a ground-breaking run chase against India despite Jasprit Bumrah's brilliance on day four of the rescheduled fifth Test, setting up a fitting series finale on Monday. Skipper Bumrah brought India back in the game with wickets on either side of the lunch break after England openers Alex Lees (56 off 65) and Zak Crawley (46 off 76) finally found form and shared a 107-run stand chasing a record 378-run target. As it happened | ScorecardFrom 107 for loss, it soon became 109 for three before the dangerous duo of Root (76 batting off 112) and Bairstow (72 batting off 87) frustrated the Indians with a commanding 150-run partnership off just 197 balls. England were 259 for three at stumps on day four, needing a very gettable 119 runs for a series-levelling victory. Though the wicket did not offer much help, Indian bowlers were unable to maintain pressure on the English batters who played with the aggression that has become the hallmark of the Ben Stokes-Brendon McCullum's school of cricket.