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Callum McGregor has backed Kyogo Furuhashi to help Celtic make a statement – and bury recent hurt. The Parkhead skipper is thirsting to deliver another massive win over Rangers.
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A man has been arrested after police and fire crews were called to Blackpool Tower following reports of a fire.
He was instrumental in exposing BCCI to the whole new world of commercialisation of the game's broadcast but former Cricket South Africa president Dr Ali Bacher doesn't like only three boards "marginalising" others in order to enjoy complete hegemony. It is no secret that India, Australia and England cricket boards decide the cricket calendar and Bacher, who brought the Proteas cricket to mainstream, post-apartheid, isn't amused at all. "When I was the chairman of ICC's development committee, my objective was to spread the game. It's not happening today. Cricket today is dominated by India, Australia, England. South Africa has been marginalised, Pakistan has been marginalised, West Indies has been marginalised. That's not good," Bacher, now 81, told PTI during an exclusive interview while watching the India and South Africa opening Test.
Officials in Bermuda are 'diligently working to ensure the well-being' of the passengers onboard a Manchester Airport-bound flight that was forced to divert there after 'extreme turbulence'.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe may wish to take a peek through the summer archives when planning a statement arrival at Manchester United.
Dundee have blasted referee David Munro in a strong club statement over their Aberdeen call-off.
Pep Guardiola said he had nothing else left to win at Manchester City and that the "job was done" after the Club World Cup became the 16th title he has won as Blues boss.