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Joe Root and Harry Brook shine for England before storm halts Ashes charge against Australia

Fifth Test, day one: England 211-3 in 45 overs before bad light stops play Undefeated duo put together tourists’ best partnership of series The yin-and-yang of Harry Brook and Joe Root has headlined England’s best batting day of the Ashes, with the pair taking them to 211-3 before a storm hit the SCG on day

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Teenage sensation Indra Brown continues stunning rise with historic World Cup gold

Australia skier wins freeski halfpipe to close on Winter Olympics spot The 15-year-old is youngest Australian to win a World Cup event Australian teenager Indra Brown has continued her stunning rise, winning her first World Cup freeski halfpipe gold medal as the Winter Olympics loom large. The 15-year-old from Melbourne maintained her dramatic progression in

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Buccaneers see off Panthers in stinker but must wait to learn NFC South fate

Bucs survive Panthers but playoff fate not theirs NFC South champ to finish with losing record Tampa must rely on Saints despite bitter rivalry The winner of the NFC South will have a losing record and be crowned at home watching on television. Baker Mayfield threw a touchdown pass to Cade Otton, Chase McLaughlin kicked

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Ruben Amorim clamming up over transfer hopes suggests faultline

Manchester United’s head coach appeared downbeat when questioned over not being able to acquire enough top players to suit his preferred formation Ruben Amorim offered a collector’s item on Friday – a point-blank refusal to address a question that concerned an answer he previously gave. In doing so, he hinted at a disquiet concerning the

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