Jack Grealish has explained Pep Guardiola’s influence convinced him to join Manchester City after completing his £100 million move fro Aston Villa. The England international has penned a six-year deal at the Etihad off the back of a sensational season for both
If Day One at Trent Bridge had been all about the batting collapse, then Day Two was the turn of two more English stalwarts, James Anderson and rain. The latter arrived just before 3pm, to wash out almost all of the remainder
Scotland’s Calum Hill took full advantage of favourable conditions to claim a narrow lead after the opening round of the Hero Open at Fairmont St Andrews. In the second group out at 7.20am, Hill carded a flawless nine-under-par 63 to finish a
Eliud Kipchoge returns to defend his Olympic gold at Tokyo 2020 but the marathon is now as compelling as ever with the legendary Kenyan showing signs of vulnerability. Kipchoge has nothing left to prove after such a glittering career, but a win
Former Olympic champion Sally Gunnell believes Great Britain’s Laura Muir is in the shape of her life ahead of the women’s 1500 metres final on Friday. The Scottish athlete will be one of Team GB’s major medal hopes on day 14 of
The mayor of Japanese city Nagoya has faced backlash after biting down on the gold medal of an Olympic athlete, prompting him to issue an apology. Takashi Kawamura pulled down his mask and went to take a pantomime bite from Miu Goto’s
Hooker Ken Owens admits South Africa are in the ascendancy going into Saturday’s series decider but believes the British and Irish Lions have a “blueprint” for glory. Warren Gatland’s men came off second best last weekend in Cape Town as the Springboks
What to expect from Olympic Madison? Try the first three letters. Mad. What other word for a race invented in 1896 to stop cyclists from riding around Madison Square Garden for six days and nights without stopping – at best hallucinating, at
It took just 30 minutes for deflation to turn to elation as Britain celebrated a new cycling hero at the Izu Velodrome. Matt Walls grew up idolising Jason Kenny and on Thursday afternoon, just half-an-hour after the six-time Olympic champion relinquished his
James Anderson dismissed old rival Virat Kohli for a golden duck as England’s bowlers bounced back on a rain-affected second day at the first LV= Insurance Test. Having dismissed England for 183 at Trent Bridge on Wednesday, India threatened to take the
Steven Gardiner confirmed his status as the premiere 400m runner as he added Olympic Gold to his World Championship title in 2019. His time of 43.85 was too good for Anthony Jose Zambrano of Colombia and Grenada’s Kirani James, in that order.