Gary Neville insists England need to adjust style when playing bigger nations
England must start controlling matches against bigger nations and learn to keep the ball if they are to end a long wait for a major trophy, according to Gary Neville.
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Ciarán Frawley revels in match-winning contribution as Ireland stun South Africa
Ireland rookie Ciarán Frawley revelled in his match-winning contribution after landing a last-gasp drop goal to stun world champions South Africa in Durban.
Man City set for transfer windfall as £10m move agreed and announcement due
Manchester City are set to bank a windfall from Aro Muric's imminent move from Burnley to Ipswich.
Southgate: Final Euro Dulu, Baru Putuskan Masa Depan
Kontrak Gareth Southgate segera habis. Southgate menegaskan, mustahil bagi dirinya untuk membuat keputusan terkait masa depannya jelang final Euro 2024.
Satu Keping Penyempurna Harry Kane
Gary Neville dan Wayne Rooney sepakat menyebut Harry Kane sebagai pemain terbaik Timnas Inggris saat ini. Andai jadi juara Euro 2024, sempurna sudah!
Simple way to get a free 4K LG TV this summer if you lock into this tech plan
Virgin Media is back with another of its popular TV deals, offering new customers a free LG device without them having to part with a single penny. All that's required is for you to choose a plan that suits your household.
James Anderson Bows Out Of Test Cricket A Winner As England Thrash West Indies
James Anderson bowed out of international cricket on the winning side as England thrashed the West Indies by an innings and 114 runs on the third day of the first Test at Lord's on Friday. This was the 41-year-old veteran's 188th and last Test before retiring from England duty, with Anderson's tally of 704 Test wickets the most taken by any fast bowler in the history of the format. "It's been an amazing week, been overwhelmed with the reaction of the crowd and everyone around the ground," Anderson told Sky Sports.
"Feel So Inferior": James Anderson's Tribute To Virat Kohli In Post-Retirement Speech
Arguably the greatest fast bowler to have ever played the game, England's James Anderson played his final Test on Friday as the hosts trounced West Indies by an innings and 114 runs at the Lord's. Anderson signed off on a high, claiming four wickets to retire with 704 wickets, which is the most by any pacer in the history of Test cricket. Anderson bows out as the third highest-wicket taker in the longest format of the game, only behind Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan (800) and Australia's late great Shane Warne (708).