Former West Brom player delivers damning verdict of current group after Swansea City loss
Former West Brom player Daryl Burgess has questioned the mentality of the current players as their dismal form continued last night.
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Chelsea join West Ham in race to land West Brom player this summer
Chelsea have reportedly joined the race for West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper Sam Johnstone but may face competition from London rivals West Ham United.
Key figure speaks out amid Celtic interest in Bristol City player
Antoine Semenyo’s agent Tony Finnigan has confirmed that Celtic have been in talks about the forward, as he praised the Glasgow giants.
Women's World Cup: Hope It Doesn't Apply, Says ICC CEO On Nine-Player Rule
With just days to go for the Women's Cricket World Cup 2022, ICC CEO Geoff Allardice spoke about the nine-player rule in place for the tournament. On February 24, ICC announced that teams will be able to field nine players if their squad World Cup squad is impacted by COVID-19, as well as two female substitutes from within their management team (if available) in a non-batting, non-bowling capacity.
Wayne Rooney addresses situation around player futures at Derby County
Derby County were able to make their way out of the January transfer window without too many major outgoings.
Matthew Wekpe: From rugby player to Jamaican bobsleigh Olympian in 17 months
Jamaican bobsleigh brakeman Matthew Wekpe’s journey to the Winter Olympics is worthy of its own movie.
Online Threat Sent To Touring Australian Player's Partner Not Credible: Pakistan Cricket Board
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has claimed that a threat was sent to the partner of touring Australian cricketer Ashton Agar on social media but it was not found to be "credible" after investigation. Australia are touring Pakistan after 24 years amid tight security. "The PCB is aware of a social media post, of which the nature and content has been investigated by the PCB, CA and combined Government security agencies,” the board said in a statement.
PCB claims online threat sent to Aussie player Agar's partner but wasn't credible
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has claimed that a threat was sent to the partner of touring Australian cricketer Ashton Agar on social media but it was not found to be "credible" after investigation. Australia are touring Pakistan after 24 years amid tight security. "The PCB is aware of a social media post, of which the nature and content has been investigated by the PCB, CA and combined Government security agencies,” the board said in a statement.