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Grant to lead Australia with captain Yeo ruled out
Australia will be in “great hands” with stand-in captain Harry Grant leading the side for the second Ashes Test against England, coach Kevin Walters says. Source link
England want to 'do the people that have gone before proud'
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt speaks to BBC Sport before Wednesday’s World Cup semi-final against South Africa. Source link
Wales star Ramsey increased reward for missing dog to £15,000
Wales star increases reward for information about his dog Halo, who has gone missing in Mexico. Source link
'Huge' moment for Cowan-Dickie as 50th cap beckons
Hooker Luke Cowan-Dickie says he did not think about winning a 50th cap when he finally returned for England after a career-threatening injury and a heart issue. Source link
History maker Cureton on playing football at 50
Ex-Premier League striker Jamie Cureton tells Monday Night Club on his desire to still play football aged 50, after scoring his debut goal for Kings Park Rangers meaning he has scored in the top-10 tiers of English football. Source link
Sunderland fans in 'dreamworld' led by 'nice guy' Le Bris
Sunderland are defying expectations this season, but who is the manager behind their impressive Premier League start? Source link
Mahomes stars in Chiefs win against Commanders
Two-time MVP Patrick Mahomes throws three touchdowns as the Kansas City Chiefs dominate the Washington Commanders. Source link
Dodgers outlast Blue Jays in World Series epic
Freddue Freeman hits a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 18th inning as the Los Angeles Dodgers took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven World Series, beating the Toronto Blue Jays 6-5 in an epic game. Source link
'I remember Johnny saying we've got to keep playing'
Former Ireland captain Rory Best joins Gavin Andrews and Conor Murray on the Ireland Rugby Social to discuss New Zealand, Joe Schmidt and the current Irish squad. Source link
Super Bowl winner offers to train Kane
Former Kansas City Chiefs punter and Super Bowl champion Dustin Colquitt says England dootball captain Harry Kane would be “fantastic” in the NFL if he decides to switch to the sport in the future and offers to coach him. Source link