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MELBOURNE : Top order batsman Matt Short will have a role in Australia's leadership group during the Twenty20 series against Pakistan and has put his hand up to stand in as captain with Mitchell Marsh away on paternity leave.
SYDNEY : Australia prop Angus Bell believes Joseph Suaalii will become one of the best rugby union players in the world and dismissed talk that handing the rugby league convert a test debut on the end-of-season tour would cheapen the Wallabies jersey.
Dejan Kulusevski openly admits he relishes the challenge of facing Manchester City, suggesting he takes it "personally" when facing the Premier League champions.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Trailing in the fourth quarter, his team's season teetering on the brink, wide receiver Garrett Wilson delivered OBJ 2.0 — a spectacular, one-handed catch in the end zone that propelled the New York Jets to a 21-13 victory over the Houston Texans on Thursday night at MetLife Stadium.
Around this time of year many people are planning their Bonfire Night parties and preparing their firework displays for friends and family.
Major parking restrictions could soon come to Ancoats and New Islington after a new scheme was unveiled.
The future of a scheme aimed at improving one of the most congested motorway junctions in the north west is up in the air. Scores of motorists on the M60 have themselves stuck in traffic near Simister Island at junction 18. Simister Island Interchange connects the M62, M60 and M66, with drivers able to travel towards Lancashire, Cheshire, Merseyside and Yorkshire.
The elderly victims of a "wicked" banking scam that saw them manipulated by fraudsters and fleeced of their life savings say they have been left "utterly bereft." The nine pensioners were among those targeted and then "controlled" by organised criminals who tricked out them out of an eyewatering £1.5 million.