BBC Strictly Come Dancing in for 'huge upset' if one star 'doesn't win'
Strictly Come Dancing could be in for a 'huge upset' if one star doesn't win this year's series. The final of the BBC One dance contest is now just over a week away.
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'You can feel it' - Real Madrid agree with verdict on Manchester United defender Leny Yoro
Ruben Amorim gave Leny Yoro his debut when Manchester United were 1-0 down in the second half against Arsenal on Wednesday and the youngster had two choices: sink or swim.
Ian Wright and Gary Neville agree on ‘outstanding’ Man United star amid Ruben Amorim confusion
Former Manchester United right-back Gary Neville and former Arsenal striker Ian Wright have both questioned Ruben Amorim's decision to drop Amad.
Cult hero Boland back, Marsh fit to bowl for Australia
MELBOURNE :Scott Boland will replace injured paceman Josh Hazlewood in Australia's sole change for the second test against India, while all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has been passed fit to bowl, captain Pat Cummins confirmed on Thursday.
'His general play is shocking' – Roy Keane slams Man United star with scathing comment
Roy Keane slammed Marcus Rashford's performance during Manchester United's defeat by Arsenal, calling his general play "shocking".
Indian Hockey Team Beats Pakistan 5-3 In Final Of Men's Junior Asia Cup
The Indian junior men's hockey team defeated arch-rival Pakistan with a 5-3 scoreline in the high-scoring final of the Men's Junior Asia Cup in Muscat, Oman on Wednesday to successfully defend their title. Hockey India has announced a cash reward of Rs 2 lakh for each player and Rs 1 lakh to each support staff for their impeccable title defence and dominating performances in the Men's Junior Asia Cup.
Mbappe not at his best, but working to improve - Ancelotti
BILBAO, Spain : Kylian Mbappe has struggled to reach the performance levels that were expected when he signed for Real Madrid, but he has been working hard to return to his old-self, coach Carlo Ancelotti acknowledged on Wednesday.
India Beat Hong Kong In Asian Women's Handball Championship
India began their campaign in the 20th Asian Women's Handball Championship (AWHC) 2024 with a battling 31-28 win over Hong Kong on Tuesday. India's win was mainly due to brilliant performances from Bhawana Sharma and Menika. India started the match positively, scoring their first goal of the tournament through Priyanka Thakur, who was instrumental in India's historic win at the 2022 Asian Women's Junior Handball Championship. Moments later, experienced campaigner Menika opened her account, putting India in a position of strength. India also showed their sturdy defence, which stood firm amidst an onslaught by Hong Kong. Skipper Diksha Kumari, a SAF Games gold medallist, played a key role by stopping three penalties, all within the first 30-minute period, as India entered the break up by 16-10.