India captain Rohit Sharma has gone past the former hard-hitting West Indies batter Chris Gayle in a major ODI record during the second ODI against England in Cuttack on Sunday, February 9.

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India's captain Rohit Sharma surpassed Chris Gayle, becoming the second-highest six-hitter in ODIs with 336 sixes, during a match against England in Cuttack. Rohit displayed his prowess by finding ...

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Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones will likely be seen crying during the national anthem before the Super Bowl on Sunday, just as he was for the first two rounds of the NFL playoffs.

England battled past Uganda to reach the Netball Nations Cup final in London after a nervy 59-48 victory. The Vitality Roses will face South Africa in Sunday's final at 4pm, live on Sky Sports Mix ...

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Who dares wins. The SAS motto summed up England’s feat on Saturday – and not just because they came under heavy fire, but still accomplished their mission with a lethal lightning strike.

Finally England showed the composure and skill needed to close out a winning position after a year of near-misses, with Daly's score ending a run of seven successive defeats against top-tier ...

The winning team was Mick Sidney, Colin Lyth, Jim Pryor and Russell Roe and they received their prize from four-time World Champion Greg Harlow and Paul Robson, the President of Bowls England.