Are managers ever relieved to be sacked? It is a relief of pressure but then you miss that pressure
Football managers face job losses with mixed emotions. Some find relief from intense pressure, while others suffer significant blows. Lucrative payoffs can ease financial worries for high-profile figures like Ruben Amorim and Enzo Maresca. However, for managers like Andy Whing, a sacking brings embarrassment and uncertainty. The industry remains precarious, impacting careers and families.
T20 World Cup: ICC replaces Bangladesh with Scotland
Scotland will replace Bangladesh in the upcoming men's T20 World Cup after the latter refused to travel to India due to safety concerns. The ICC rejected Bangladesh's request to move their matches to Sri Lanka. This decision will result in significant financial losses for the Bangladesh Cricket Board.
Sinner survives heat scare and mid-match stoppage to keep Australian Open title defence alive
Jannik Sinner survived a tough Australian Open match against Eliot Spizzirri. Sinner faced cramps and soaring temperatures. A heat rule suspension and roof closure helped Sinner recover. He then dominated the match to advance. Spizzirri acknowledged the rules despite the timing. Sinner admitted luck with the heat rule.
Why Suryakumars value to Indias T20 side extends past his batting number
Suryakumar Yadav holds a special place in the Indian T20 team. His value extends beyond scoring runs, making him a crucial player. He brings intangible qualities to the squad. This makes him the glue that binds the team together. His recent performance against New Zealand provides the much-needed runs.
Brook slams 'worst pitch' as England prevail in spin-heavy contest
Visitors prevail on slow and low surface, but Root also critical of conditions in five-wicket win
Kapp, Mani share four wickets as DC hand RCB first loss of the season
Nandani Sharma bagged three wickets, including two in final over, to restrict RCB to 109
Hours after Scotland replace Bangladesh at T20 WC, BCB director quits
Bangladesh cricket faced fresh turmoil as BCB director Ishtiaque Sadeque resigned on the same day the ICC replaced Bangladesh with Scotland for the 2026 T20 World Cup. Sadeque cited family and personal reasons, denying any internal disputes. The ICC removed Bangladesh after it refused to play in India over security concerns. Scotland were named as the replacement based on ICC rankings.
ICC replaces Bangladesh with Scotland in Men's T20 World Cup after venue dispute
Bangladesh had sought to move their group-stage fixtures from India to Sri Lanka, citing security concerns in the wake of fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman being released from the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026. But ICC's decision ends weeks of uncertainty after the BCB repeatedly pressed for a venue change and even suggested swapping groups with Ireland.
Joe Root masterclass levels ODI series as England beat Sri Lanka in Colombo
England leveled the ODI series against Sri Lanka at 1-1. Joe Root played a crucial role with a steady 75 runs. England chased down a target of 220 with five wickets in hand. The bowlers also performed well, using spin extensively. The series decider is set for Tuesday. Both teams will then play T20 internationals.
Upbeat India target series win against New Zealand in Guwahati
New Zealand have been blown away in the two games so far and will need a special show to stop the Indian juggernaut
T20 World Cup: Pakistan govt to take final call on team participation
Lahore: PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi on Saturday, January 23, said the Pakistan government will take the final and binding decision on whether its national team will participate in the upcoming T20 World Cup, following Bangladeshs removal from the tournament. Addressing a press conference here, Naqvi said the matter would be placed before Prime Minister Shahbaz Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
U19 WC: Mhatre stars as India outpower New Zealand to stay unbeaten
India continued their dominant run in the U-19 World Cup with a seven-wicket DLS win over New Zealand in a rain-hit match. After restricting New Zealand to 135, led by strong spells from RS Ambrish and Henil Patel, India chased a revised target of 130 with ease. Skipper Ayush Mhatre starred with a rapid 27-ball 53 as India topped Group B.
ICC announces updated fixtures after Bangladesh exit from T20 World Cup
Scotland steps in for Bangladesh at the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, after Dhaka cited security concerns for playing in India. The ICC confirmed Scotland will join Group C, with all other match details remaining unchanged. Bangladesh's refusal to travel despite security assurances led to their removal.
Ranji Trophy: Himanshu shows the way as MP bats Karnataka out of the contest
The visiting team grabs an overall lead of 336 runs with four wickets in hand going into the final day; the host gets bowled out for 191 in its first essay
Ranji Trophy | Adapting and reinventing help Athish step up his game
The Tamil Nadu batter says he closely studies videos of Usman Khawajas batting
Ranji Trophy | Sarfaraz deserves another chance to play for India: Mohammad Azharuddin
At the end of the day, he went and played. He scored those runs, and he should take all the accolades. I am very thankful that he took my name, but it was not required.
TABLE TENNIS | Bhavina has planned an extensive overseas schedule
The Tokyo Paralympics silver medallist will take part in 12 international events in a year which will feature the Asian Para Games in Japan and the World Championships in Thailand
India to face Pakistan in Under-19 World Cup Super Six stage
India will also face Zimbabwe while Pakistan's other opponents are New Zealand
MOTORSPORTS | Commanding wins for Ishaan Madesh and Nigel Abraham Thomas
Ranji Trophy | Athish and Sonu take the game away from Odisha
The openers 88 and the speedsters 74 help Tamil Nadu score 316 in its second innings; Badal scalps a three-for; the host, chasing a mammoth 455, reaches 47 for two at the end of day three
T20 WC: ICC replaces Bangladesh with Scotland; all eyes on Pakistan now
The ICC has confirmed that Bangladesh will not take part in the T20 World Cup after the BCB refused to play under the published schedule. Scotland have been officially named as their replacement and will compete in Group C alongside England, Italy, Nepal and West Indies. The announcement was made on Saturday, bringing clarity to weeks of uncertainty over Bangladeshs participation in the tournament.
2029 Asian Winter Games in Saudi Arabia postponed
The 2029 Asian Winter Games, originally scheduled for Saudi Arabia, have been postponed. The Olympic Council of Asia and the Saudi Arabian Olympic Committee announced the decision in a joint statement, confirming an updated framework for future hosting. A new date for the 2029 edition will be announced later.
Djokovic becomes first player to reach 400 Grand Slam wins, equals Federer's AO record
Novak Djokovic etched his name further in tennis history at the Australian Open, achieving his 400th Grand Slam singles victory. He also matched Roger Federer's record for most Australian Open match wins. Despite a brief scare and a fall in the third set, Djokovic showcased his resilience, saving set points and ultimately clinching the win.
Calmer, stronger, more determined: Susaki targets LA to regain Olympic title
Japanese wrestling legend is undecided on her category but firm in her ambition to prove herself; eager for a rematch with Vinesh
Innings win over Kerala massive, says Chandigarh captain Manan Vohra
All-round Parmar takes Japan to historic win after Tanzania lose 7 for 13
Nihar Parmar took a four-for, then hit an unbeaten 53, to take Japan to their first victory at a World Cup
Government will decide on T20 World Cup participation: PCB chief Naqvi after Bangladesh ouster
Pakistan's participation in the T20 World Cup hinges on a final decision from the government, according to PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi. He stated the matter will be presented to Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif upon his return, emphasizing the government's directive will be binding. Naqvi also criticized the ICC's handling of Bangladesh's situation, alleging unfair treatment and selective decision-making.
'Let Pakistan PM come': PCB chief warns ICC after B'desh's T20 WC call
PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi said Pakistans participation in the T20 World Cup will depend on the governments decision after Bangladesh were replaced by Scotland. He stated that Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif will take the final call once he returns. Naqvi criticised the ICC for unfairly treating Bangladesh, questioned selective decision-making, and stressed that the PCB follows only government directives, leaving Pakistans participation uncertain.
Ranji Trophy: Chandigarh wraps up innings win well inside three days
Rohit claims four while Vishu scalps three as Kerala folds up for 185 in 48 overs; Vishnu and Salmans contrasting half-centuries to no avail
PCB chief Naqvi says Pakistan govt will decide on T20 World Cup participation after Bangladesh exit
Our PM (Shahbaz Sharif) is out of the country. When he comes, we will take advice from him. The decision by the government will be final and binding, and if they say no, then they (ICC) may invite any other team, says PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi
Naqvi casts uncertainty on Pakistan's participation in T20 World Cup after Bangladesh ouster
The PCB chairman said the final call will be taken after talks with the Pakistan government
WPL: Delhi Capitals face tough test against unbeaten RCB
Hockey | Manpreet shuts out the noise of him being past his prime
The double Olympic medallist has kept himself fighting fit, focussed on his gym work and has been playing well for Ranchi Royals in the HIL
IND vs NZ 3rd T20I Preview | Red-hot India sets sights on yet another T20I series triumph
Suryakumar Yadavs men produced dominant victories in Nagpur and Raipur and now have set their sights on wrapping up the five-match rubber. The Men in Blue are hitting their stride at the right moment.
Explained: What led ICC to remove Bangladesh from the T20 World Cup
The ICC has replaced Bangladesh with Scotland in the 2026 T20 World Cup after the Bangladesh Cricket Board refused to travel to India. Despite extensive dialogue and a deadline, the BCB maintained its objections over security assessments, a stance the ICC deemed an unhealthy precedent. The decision was finalized after the BCB failed to confirm participation.
Sunrisers chase third SA20 title, Capitals their first as familiar foes meet in final
Sunrisers return to familiar territory while a rebuilt Capitals chase elusive glory
IND vs PAK bilateral series possible? BCCI reveals ultimate condition
India are unlikely to play a bilateral series with Pakistan anytime soon. BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla says the board will follow the Indian governments guidance. I don't think it's possible to have bilateral tours in the current situation, he added. India last played Pakistan in 2012-13 and now follows a third soil policy for matches. Tensions increased after Operation Sindoor in 2025, and security concerns remain high, recalling the 2009 attack on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore.
Sixers set to face cauldron of record crowd backing Scorchers
The hosts have had the luxury of a week at home while Sixers have racked up the air miles
Heat break turns the tide as Bhambri, Goransson storm into last 16
Yuki Bhambri and Andre Goransson staged a comeback to defeat Santiago Gonzalez and David Pel 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3 in the Australian Open men's doubles. Play was halted for nearly four hours due to the heat rule, after which the tenth seeds found their rhythm. They advanced to face Brazil's Luz and Matos in the round of 16.
Gautam Gambhir has popularity, control in team India: BCCI vice-president Shukla
BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla asserts Gautam Gambhir leads the Indian cricket team effectively. He acknowledges mixed results, particularly in Test cricket, but highlights strong performances in ODIs and T20Is. Shukla dismisses social media negativity, emphasizing player popularity. India faces the T20 World Cup next, aiming to defend its title.
ICC e-mails Bangladesh board about 'replacing' them with Scotland from T20 WC
The ICC has officially informed the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) of their replacement by Scotland in the upcoming T20 World Cup. This decision follows Bangladesh's refusal to travel to India due to security concerns, a move the ICC deemed a violation of protocol. Scotland is expected to play their group matches in Kolkata and Mumbai.
Heat, cramps and chaos: Sinner survives Melbourne furnace to reach fourth round
Jannik Sinner battled severe heat and cramping at the Australian Open, struggling against Eliot Spizzirri before a heat-induced roof closure and break allowed him to recover. He ultimately secured a tough 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 victory. Meanwhile, veteran Stan Wawrinka's impressive run ended as he was defeated by Taylor Fritz.
EXCLUSIVE: Florian Wirtz on Liverpool move and Premier League's intensity
EXCLUSIVE: Florian Wirtz on Liverpool move and Premier League's intensity
Buckingham and Mansa Musa showed out
ICC replaces Bangladesh with Scotland at T20 World Cup due to BCB refusal to play in India
Decision comes after Bangladesh refused to change its stance following ICC board meeting
T20 World Cup: Bangladesh team replaced with Scotland, says ICC
New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially informed the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) that it has been replaced by Scotland in the upcoming T20 World Cup after they refused to travel to India, citing security concerns following the ouster of Mustafizur Rahman from the IPL. It is learnt that senior ICC officials, including Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
T20 World Cup 2026: Scotland to replace Bangladesh, confirms ICC
Scotland will thus play their four group league games against West Indies (February 7), Italy (February 9) and England (February 14) in Kolkata followed by a game against Nepal in Mumbai on February 17
Samson in trouble? Ex-India batter questions keeper's place after Kishan heroics
Former India batter Aakash Chopra questions Sanju Samson's T20I spot against New Zealand, citing repeated dismissals. Despite India's series lead, Samson's struggles, particularly his driving shots, are concerning. With Ishan Kishan in form and the T20 World Cup approaching, Samson faces mounting pressure to perform, even on his home ground.
Bangladesh out, Scotland in for ICC T20 World Cup: Report
Scotland will play in the 2026 ICC Men's T20 World Cup. The International Cricket Council removed Bangladesh from the tournament. This decision came after the Bangladesh Cricket Board failed to meet ICC demands. Scotland's consistent performance in recent events secured their spot. They are ranked 14th globally. Scotland will compete in Group C.
Australia Open: India's Yuki Bhazmbri advances, N. Sriram Balaji ousted
Yuki Bhambri and his partner Andre Goransson advanced to the third round of the Australian Open men's doubles on Saturday. They defeated Santiago Gonzalez and David Pel in a three-set match. Meanwhile, N. Sriram Balaji and his partner Neil Oberleitner were eliminated in their second-round encounter.
Heroic Australian Open farewell for Stan Wawrinka in loss to Taylor Fritz
Stan Wawrinka's illustrious Australian Open journey concluded in the third round after a challenging four-set loss to Taylor Fritz. The 40-year-old Swiss veteran, in his final career season, bowed out at John Cain Arena, marking a poignant farewell to the tournament he won in 2014. Despite a strong second-set response, Wawrinka couldn't overcome the physical demands and Fritz's resurgence.
Bangladesh out of T20 World Cup; Scotland named replacement
The ICC has officially replaced Bangladesh with Scotland for the mens T20 World Cup 2026, starting February 7 in India and Sri Lanka. Scotland will play in Group C with Italy, Nepal, West Indies and England. The move follows Bangladeshs refusal to tour India over security concerns, which the ICC rejected after risk assessments found no direct threat.
MS Dhoni begins IPL 2026 preparations as CSK legend returns to the nets - Watch
Chennai Super Kings icon MS Dhoni is back in the nets, preparing for his 17th IPL season in 2026. Despite a challenging 2025 for CSK and a rare lean patch with the bat, the legendary captain, who led India to World Cup glory, is gearing up for another campaign. His enduring presence and leadership remain vital for the franchise.
Naomi Osaka withdraws from Australian Open before third-round match
Naomi Osaka has withdrawn from the Australian Open due to an unspecified injury, cutting short a tournament that saw her make a memorable fashion statement and engage in a tense second-round match. The two-time champion announced her withdrawal on social media, expressing heartbreak at having to stop but prioritizing her health.
Sri Lanka bat, England bring in Jacks for injured Crawley
Asalanka named an unchanged team for the hosts, who lead the series 1-0 in Colombo
Wifes support, net sessions, social media detox help Suryakumar end T20I lean patch
Suryakumar Yadav found his rhythm again with a powerful 82 not out against New Zealand. He shared that extensive net sessions, stepping away from social media, and his wife's guidance helped him regain his confidence. This performance ended a frustrating run drought for the T20I star. He also addressed team dependency concerns. Ishan Kishan also contributed significantly to the win.
A clash of familiar titans to decide the BBL title
Can Sydney Sixers learn the lessons from earlier in the week and toppled favourites Perth Scorchers at their imposing home ground?
Indian Racing Sensation Atiqa Mir Secures Drive With World Karting Champions Modena For WSK 2026
La Conca (Italy), Jan 24: Indian racing prodigy Atiqa Mir has secured a coveted drive for reigning world champions Modena Racing Team for the 2026 season of the prestigious WSK championship, considered as the Formula 1 of karting. Atiqa, all of 11, has taken the tougher route to the top by opting to race in the highly competitive junior category (age 12-14) this season. On the back of her impressive performances in the mini category (age 8-12) last year, the [] The post Indian Racing Sensation Atiqa Mir Secures Drive With World Karting Champions Modena For WSK 2026 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
India U19 vs New Zealand U19: Live Streaming, likely Playing 11, pitch and weather report
India U19 vs New Zealand U19 Playing 11: India U19 plays New Zealand U19 on January 24. India is already group toppers. New Zealand needs this win for a Super 6 place. India wants to stay undefeated. Their bowlers have performed well. Batting needs improvement. Captain Ayush Mhatre seeks form. Opener Vaibhav showed promise. Stability is key for India.
U19 WC Live Score: Japan vs Tanzania
Ishan Kishan's explosive batting has put Sanju Samson's opening spot under pressure. India aims to seal the T20 series against New Zealand in the third match. Suryakumar Yadav silenced critics with a brilliant fifty. The team looks largely settled for the T20 World Cup defense. New Zealand needs to regroup after a significant defeat.
BCB to investigate corruption allegations against board director Mokhlesur Rahman
The allegations centre around this season's Bangladesh Premier League
Shivam Dube says Suryakumar Yadav showed why hes the best, lavishes praise on Ishan Kishan
Kiwi batter Rachin Ravindra gave credit to Kishan and Suryakumar for helping the Men in Blue ace the 209-run chase
Anrich Nortje on T20 World Cup momentum, SA20 conditions & team depth
Anrich Nortje on T20 World Cup momentum, SA20 conditions & team depth
How Suryakumar Yadav's No. 3 sacrifice revived Sarfaraz Khan
Suryakumar Yadav's selfless act of sacrificing his No. 3 batting spot for Sarfaraz Khan in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy has been credited by Sarfaraz for his remarkable turnaround in form. This gesture, along with valuable advice, reignited Sarfaraz's confidence, leading to a stellar white-ball season and an IPL contract.
Pratika Rawal and Vaishnavi Sharma get India Test call-ups for Australia tour
Fifteen-member squad led by Harmanpreet has five players in line to make their debuts
India's N Sriram Balaji & Austrian partner Neil Oberleitner bow out of Australian Open
Indian tennis player N Sriram Balaji and his partner Neil Oberleitner were eliminated from the Australian Open men's doubles. They lost in the second round. Another Indian, Yuki Bhambri, had his second-round match suspended. This was due to the tournament's extreme heat policy. His match will resume later.
Pratika Rawal, Vaishnavi Sharma, Kranti Gaud in Indias Women Test squad to face Australia
The 15-member squad will be led by Harmanpreet Kaur, and the Test will follow the white ball format matches (3 T20Is, 3 ODIs), beginning from February 15
BCCI announces Harmanpreet Kaur-led squad for Test against Australia Women & Rising Stars Asia Cup
India's squad for the Perth Test against Australia Women has been announced by the BCCI. Harmanpreet Kaur will lead the team as captain, with Smriti Mandhana as vice-captain. The Test match is scheduled to be played at the WACA from March 6th to 9th, 2026. Uma Chetry replaces G Kamalini in the T20I and ODI squads for the Australia tour.
Fast-tracked visas await 2026 T20 World Cup fans
World Cup 2026 attendees can expect faster US visas. Brand USA is facilitating the process for ticket holders. Curated experiences like road trips on Route 66 are planned. Indian travelers will find familiar communities in host cities like New Jersey and New York. AI tools will assist in planning multi-city itineraries for the event.
Time to consider World Cup boycott over Trumps actions, says German football official
Oke Gttlich is likely to face resistance to a boycott from federation president Bernd Neuendorf and FIFA president Gianni Infantino
Jannik Sinner digs deep through heat and cramp to reach last 16
Defending champion Jannik Sinner overcame extreme heat and cramp to reach the Australian Open fourth round. He lost his first set since October but fought back against Eliot Spizzirri. The extreme heat policy and a roof closure proved pivotal. Sinner will now face fellow Italian Luciano Darderi for a quarter-final spot.
'Home' venue concerns posing fresh challenge for IPL franchises
Royal Challengers Bangalore faces venue uncertainty due to difficulties adhering to new Standard Operational Procedures, prompting a search for alternate grounds. This situation arises as the franchise is currently up for sale, raising concerns for potential investors. Rajasthan Royals also grapples with similar issues, highlighting a broader problem with stakeholder relations impacting the IPL.
From fill-in to front row: Joel Davies' rise to key Sydney Sixers role
The allrounder starred in all three disciplines against Hobart Hurricanes and his bowling and fielding has shone throughout the season
FIFA to award $2.3 million to winners of inaugural Womens Champions Cup
The total fund detailed by FIFA will share $3.9 million among the six continental champions
Not just learning from IPL: 'I watched SA20 like locals, and felt the difference'
While the IPL remains franchise crickets financial powerhouse, SA20 is carving its own identity through an unmatched fan experience. From relaxed grass-bank viewing and family-friendly atmospheres to smart crowd management, music, and on-screen engagement, a one-sided Qualifier 2 at the Wanderers showed that cricket's biggest wins often come off the field, not on it.
Play suspended at Australian Open over extreme heat: Organisers
Extreme heat halts play at the Australian Open on outside courts. Jannik Sinner's match was briefly delayed before continuing under a closed roof. Madison Keys and Jessica Pegula advanced in the women's singles. Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek are also in action. Players are contending with high temperatures throughout the day.
FIFA to pay winning club $2.3 million at first Women's Champions Cup
FIFA will award $2.3 million to the winner of the inaugural Women's Champions Cup, with a total of $3.9 million distributed among six continental champions. This event serves as a precursor to a full Women's Club World Cup planned for 2028. The semifinals and finals will take place in London next week.
Australian Open suspends play under extreme heat policy
Australian Open play halted briefly due to extreme heat. Defending champion Jannik Sinner faced a break down in the third set. The roof on Rod Laver Arena was closed. Madison Keys and Jessica Pegula advanced in their morning matches. Temperatures are expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius.
Shivam Dube press conference: On Ishan and Suryas knock & his role with the ball
Shivam Dube press conference: On Ishan and Suryas knock & his role with the ball
'Palash Muchhal was caught with another woman in bed': Mandhana's friend
Actor-producer Vidnyan Mane has accused singer-composer Palaash Muchhal of infidelity and financial misconduct, leading to a police complaint in Sangli, Maharashtra. Mane alleges Muchhal was caught with another woman during wedding festivities and claims he was cheated of over Rs 40 lakh in a film project. Muchhal has denied all accusations, calling them baseless and factually incorrect.
Revealed! Why Suryakumar Yadav was angry at Ishan Kishan
Suryakumar Yadav lauded Ishan Kishan's fearless batting after India's seven-wicket win over New Zealand. Kishan's aggressive 76 and Yadav's 82 powered a remarkable chase, reflecting the team's desired free-flowing approach. Despite bowling struggles, the team restricted New Zealand to a manageable total.
The question that brought Ishan Kishan back: 'Can I do it or not?'
Ishan Kishan's powerful 76 off 32 balls marked a triumphant return to the Indian jersey after a two-year hiatus. He rediscovered his form through domestic cricket, answering his own doubts about his capability to perform at the international level. Kishan's confident mindset and strategic approach were key to chasing a daunting target.
Hurricanes left to ponder what could have been
The defeat to Brisbane Heat knocked the stuffing out of the defending champion's title defence
Ishan Kishan's Cinderella Man comeback: An overlooked talent to India's wildcard
Ishan Kishan's Cinderella Man comeback: An overlooked talent to India's wildcard
India too reliant on Abhishek? Champions silence concerns, fire T20 World Cup warning
India too reliant on Abhishek? Champions silence concerns, fire T20 World Cup warning
England fans' World Cup arrest record shows Infantino joke inaccurate
Did Fifa president Gianni Infantino lean into stereotypes about England fans being arrested at the World Cup? England fans' World Cup arrest record shows Infantino joke inaccurate
Evans holds second as Armstrong falls back in WRC
Elfyn Evans holds second place at Rallye Monte Carlo after a dramatic Friday in the World Rally Championship, while Jon Armstrong slips to sixth posit... Evans holds second as Armstrong falls back in WRC
GB's Brookes wins slopestyle gold at X Games
Great Britain's Mia Brookes wins gold in the women's snowboard slopestyle competition at the X Games in Aspen, Colorado. GB's Brookes wins slopestyle gold at X Games
Sri Lanka gets the better of England in the opening ODI
England overcame the early loss of Zak Crawley, who made a disappointing return to 50-over format after more than two years when he nicked Asitha Fernando behind wickets after scoring just 6 runs in his comeback game
