Stirling Albion squad put through paces for pre-season training as League One prep begins
Stirling Albion’s players were sweating it out on Saturday as they took on a punishing double session in the heat as they prepare for the new season.
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Mercedes' pace no fluke as Lewis Hamilton leads George Russell in Canada practice
An upbeat Lewis Hamilton demonstrated his undimmed vim and speed on Friday when he led George Russell in a Mercedes one-two in a truncated and interrupted day's practice at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Live updates as emergency services tackle fire in Cardiff near pubs packed with Wales football fans
Emergency services are tackling a fire in Cardiff. Fire crews are dealing with the blaze in Gray Street, which started earlier this evening.
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"Can Take The Game Away...:" Virat Kohli Pinpoints Australia's 'Impact Player' Ahead Of WTC Final
India's star batter Virat Kohli has praised Australian batsman David Warner ahead of the World Test Championship (WTC) final starting on Wednesday at the Oval, London. In a video posted by ICC, Virat called Warner an "Impact player" for Australia. He said that when Warner gets going then it is difficult to stop him as he does not make many mistakes. "Virat Kohli knows the impact David Warner can have in a big match," the ICC Twitter handle captioned the video.
'With Dukes Ball...": Australia Star Marnus Labuschagne's Big Comment On Indian Pacers' Impact In WTC Final
Leading Australian Test batter Marnus Labuschagne feels his long stint with English county side Glamorgan has helped him get fully prepared for the challenges in the run-up to the World Test Championship final against India, starting June 7. Even as leading Australian cricketers, who are a part of the squad for the two assignments, including Ashes, were busy playing in the Indian Premier League, Labuschagne, the No.1-ranked Test batter in the world, was gearing up for the WTC final and the Ashes for the last to months playing county cricket.