Cricket World Cup: With ODIs on life support, can India save the format - again?
Here come India to save one-day international cricket. Again.
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Stokes doubtful for England's World Cup opener, Brook may debut
AHMEDABAD, India : The universe seems conspiring to fulfill Harry Brook's World Cup dreams and the 24-year-old is likely to make his tournament debut replacing Ben Stokes, who is nursing a minor hip injury, in Thursday's opener against New Zealand in Ahmedabad.
Dan Gore progress and meetings with youth coaches - how Erik ten Hag is helping Manchester United's academy
The change of seasons has begun and Leigh Sports Village had an autumnal feel on a wet and windy afternoon this week.
KSI names ‘only reason’ for Tommy Fury fight and plots Jake Paul’s next move
KSI has admitted that his rivalry with Jake Paul has driven him to fight Tommy Fury.
US issues first-ever fine for space junk after TV company leaves satellite in the wrong place
US authorities have issued the first-ever fine for space debris to a TV company that failed to properly dispose of a satellite, officials said on Monday (2 October).
Maxwell fit and '100% ready' to deliver for Australia at World Cup
BENGALURU : Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell says he is "100 per cent ready" for their World Cup campaign after recovering from an ankle injury and is looking forward to their opening game against hosts India on Sunday.
Why Man City are embracing new academy reality amid Pep Guardiola's harsh but fair assessment
Last week, Pep Guardiola sat down with Manchester City sporting director Txiki Begiristain and academy head coach Brian Barry-Murphy and made a brave decision.
Nobody wants to face Newcastle, says PSG manager Luis Enrique
Paris St Germain coach Luis Enrique said no one wanted to face Newcastle United in the Champions League because of their high level, wit his side determined to survive the "hostile but unrivalled atmosphere" at St James' Park on Wednesday.