Martin grabs Qatar pole with Marquez also on front row
DOHA: Qualifying specialist Jorge Martin grabbed pole position for the MotoGP season opener in Qatar as he posted the fastest time in the final session on Saturday (Mar 5).
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Chelsea ease to win over Burnley to reinforce spot in top four and pile misery on Clarets
Kai Havertz bagged a brace as Chelsea ran out comfortable winners over Burnley at Turf Moor. The Blues came into the game having won four straight at the Clarets' home but were forced back for much of the first half and should have been behind when Dwight McNeil shot over the bar after Edouard Mendy's muffed punch fell to him eight yards out.
Fraser shines again, Schar on form: Newcastle United 2-0 Brighton half-time ratings
Newcastle United are firmly in control of their Premier League clash with Brighton, leading 2-0 at the break. The Magpies survived a few nervy early moments but roared into the lead with two quickfire goals.
‘Tell you right now…’ - Broadcast giant shares huge manager update for Spurs fans live on air
As shared by talkSPORT live on air, it appears some absolutely huge news for Tottenham Hotspur supporters has now come to light regarding their possible next manager.
Gonzaga, Auburn place two each on final men's Wooden Award ballot; Kentucky's Oscar Tshiebwe considered front-runner
The 15-player national ballot for the John R. Wooden Award was revealed Saturday, with two standouts from top-ranked Gonzaga among those on the list.
Paul Heckingbottom makes brutal admission on Sheffield United emotions after Nottingham Forest draw
Sheffield United manager Paul Heckingbottom admits that the late equaliser his side conceded to Nottingham Forest on Friday felt like suffering relegation.
Yash Dhull Hits Fifty To Lead Delhi's Fight After Following On vs Chattisgarh In Ranji Trophy Clash
Out of the knockout race, Delhi gave a good account of themselves after following on to reach 83 for no loss in their second innings on the third day of their final Ranji Trophy elite group H match against Chhattisgarh on Saturday. At stumps on day three, India's latest U-19 World Cup-winning team skipper Yash Dhull was batting on unbeaten 56 off 78 balls, while Dhruv Shorey was not out on 26 off 26 balls. Dhull, playing his maiden Ranji Trophy season, struck nine boundaries during his knock, while Shorey hit two fours.
Labuschagne has Warne on mind with leggies
A day after the great legspinner's death, Marnus Labuschagne was still trying to be like Shane Warne on the cricket field.