Gambhir lauds Gill's captaincy after sweeping West Indies series
NEW DELHI :India head coach Gautam Gambhir heaped praise on Shubman Gill's leadership following their 2-0 test series sweep against West Indies at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Tuesday.
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England Ashes preparations 'borderline arrogant', says Botham
Former England all-rounder Ian Botham has criticised the team's Ashes preparations, saying their decision to play only one warm-up game "borders on arrogance" and could leave them undercooked for the test series in Australia.
McLaren's Brown rejects Palou's Piastri claim as 'ludicrous'
LONDON :McLaren boss Zak Brown has dismissed as 'ludicrous' a suggestion he was against signing Oscar Piastri, now the Formula One championship leader, as a rookie three years ago.
Michael Penix Jr.: Win over Bills shows Falcons are 'legit' - ESPN
ATLANTA — Michael Penix Jr. made his Monday Night Football debut and the result was everything the Atlanta Falcons could have wanted.
Falcons stun Bills behind brilliant offensive performances from Bijan Robinson and Drake London
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the Detroit Lions 30-17, and the Chiefs have improved to 3-3. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes ask if the Chiefs are the best team in the NFL. Plus, they discuss the scuffle between Brian Branch and the Ch...
Kane fit for England's game in Latvia where World Cup qualification awaits
RIGA :England captain Harry Kane is fit and ready to lead his side against Latvia, manager Thomas Tuchel said on Monday, ahead of a game where his team can seal World Cup qualification.
Fans hope Blue Jays will bounce back in Game 2 of ALCS against Mariners
The fight for the American League pennant continues Monday with the Toronto Blue Jays — and the team's fans — hoping to bounce back after a 3-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners Sunday night.
Jets' Glenn admits Fields took step back, has to play better - ESPN
One day and 3,500 air miles later, New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn turned off the bristling and expressed his feelings about quarterback Justin Fields in a more conciliatory tone than he did Sunday in London.