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'Borthwick played a blinder with bench selection'
In his BBC Sport column, World Cup winner Matt Dawson reflects on England’s impressive squad depth after Steve Borthwick’s side defeated Australia in their first autumn international. Source link
Wolves sack Pereira after winless league start
Wolves sack head coach Vitor Pereira after failing to win any of their 10 Premier League games this season. Source link
O'Sullivan turns on style to avoid first-round exit
Ronnie O’Sullivan makes four centuries in the final five frames to beat world number 76 Allan Taylor 6-5 at the International Championship in China. Source link
Is time right for Scotland to finally beat New Zealand?
A record win over USA sets Scotland up for a tilt at beating New Zealand for the first time and they have “reason to believe”, writes Tom English. Source link
McKibbin qualifies for Masters with Hong Kong win
Tom McKibbin will play at the Masters for the first time and also qualified for The Open after winning the Hong Kong Open on Sunday by seven shots. Source link
England win thriller to clinch Wheelchair Ashes
Joe Coyd scores a try two minutes from time as England produce a stunning fightback to beat Australia in the final Test and win the Wheelchair Rugby League Ashes. Source link
'Ireland face key period after deflating Chicago return'
Ireland are under pressure to turn things around after starting their autumn campaign with a hugely disappointing loss to the All Blacks in Chicago. Source link
NZ's Williamson retires from T20 internationals
Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson retires from T20 internationals, saying it is “the right time for myself and the team”. Source link
The former England masterminds looking to build a 'superpower'
When something works successfully, it makes sense to try it again. That’s what Kay Cossington and Anja van Ginhoven are doing. Source link
How Colts went from outsiders to unstoppable
Phoebe Schecter explains how the Indianapolis Colts went from one of the NFL’s lowest ranked teams to this season’s pacesetters – and why they could go all the way. Source link