‘One hell of a Test to win’ but England ‘believe’
England have the “belief” they can beat Sri Lanka, but Paul Collingwood admits it will be “one hell of a Test match to win” from the position the hosts are in.
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Sinner storms past Fritz to win first US Open title
Jannik Sinner holds off a late charge from American Taylor Fritz to win the US Open and secure his second Grand Slam title.
Graham, Wiggs and Henshaw win trio of golds for GB
Great Britain start day 10 at the Paralympics with six medals, including three golds, in Paris.
Flintoff named England Lions head coach
Andrew Flintoff’s move into coaching continues with his appointment as boss of England Lions for the next year.
Liverpool legend Yeats dies aged 86
Legendary former Liverpool captain Ron Yeats dies at the age of 86.
‘It’s for him’ – Bellamy drawn to Wales with Speed’s memory
New national head coach Craig Bellamy speaks of his "pull" to return to Wales, where he will build on the legacy of his friend, the late great Gary Speed.
Storey and Sandilands take GB to 38 golds in Paris
A round-up of what has happened so far on day nine at the 2024 Paralympics, with Great Britain already winning three medals.
How does Draper beat world number one Sinner?
Britain's Jack Draper has produced the standout run of his career to reach the US Open semi-finals - but world number one Jannik Sinner stands in his path to Sunday's final.
McCullum expects Stokes to be ‘all in’ for England
After agreeing to take charge of the white-ball sides, coach Brendon McCullum says Test captain Ben Stokes is "determined to drive this team forward".
