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Scotland begin their T20 World Cup campaign with a 35-run defeat by two-time champions West Indies at Eden Gardens.

Michael Carrick’s Manchester United revival has a fourth consecutive league win, while Thomas Frank’s Tottenham sink further, with still no victory in the competition in 2026. Bruno Fernandes’s 81st-minute strike was a feathered touch off a shin – from Diogo Dalot’s cross – that beat Guglielmo Vicario to the left of the Spurs goalkeeper, and

Manchester United’s revival under Michael Carrick rolled on against Tottenham with goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Bruno Fernandes piling more misery on Thomas Frank’s Spurs.

World champion Zhao Xintong and Zhang Anda will contest the World Grand Prix final in Hong Kong after winning through their all-Chinese semi-finals.

Welsh Grand National winner shortens to 7-1 for Cheltenham Haiti Couleurs wins by seven lengths from L’Homme Presse Eight years after Native River’s success in the Cheltenham Gold Cup, hopes were on the rise here on Saturday that the next British-trained winner could now be imminent. Jango Baie, the shortest-priced runner from a British yard

Watch West Indies bowler Romario Shepherd take four wickets in five balls, including a sensational hat-trick in a win against Scotland at the T20 World Cup.

Ireland have a string of disappointing T20 World Cups behind them and will need to repeat their giant-killings of the past to buck the trend in Sri Lanka and India.

Time has never seemed to slow the US skiing star down. Entering Sunday’s Olympic downhill medal race, a ‘100% gone’ ACL hasn’t either It was all going a little too easy for Lindsey Vonn, wasn’t it? All of the nervous apprehension, the paternalistic concern, the arch skepticism and hushed snickers that had rippled through the

Team GB skier Gus Kenworthy “must not distract himself” says BOA chief Dame Katherine Grainger after he posts a graphic message about ICE.