India is set to win the Lord's Test after setting England a target of 327 and reducing them to 130/6. Yastika Bhatia scored a century for India, while Sophie Ecclestone took five wickets for England.
India Women are close to their first Test victory at Lord's after Yastika Bhatia's century and strong bowling. England is 130/6, chasing 457, with India needing 4 wickets.
England's chase faltered at 59/5, with Tammy Beaumont and Heather Knight retiring. India's Yastika Bhatia scored a maiden Test century at Lord's, setting a target of 457. Despite a fightback from Amy Jones and Mady Villiers, England ended Day 3 at 130/6, needing 327 more runs.
Erling Haaland called Norway's 2-1 win over Brazil in the 2026 World Cup Round of 16 the "craziest day" and "greatest match" in Norwegian football history. Haaland scored both goals, securing a quarter-final spot for Norway for the first time.
Zimbabwe achieved their largest Test win, defeating Bangladesh by an innings and 85 runs. This marks their second consecutive Test victory, a feat not accomplished in over 25 years, showcasing a growing player pool and strong team performance.
Keiko Fujimori has won Peru's presidential runoff by a slim margin against Roberto Sanchez, vowing to restore "order and hope." The victory marks a win for the Latin American right amid concerns over rising crime and political instability.
Zimbabwe defeated Bangladesh by an innings and 85 runs in a one-off Test at Harare Sports Club, marking their biggest Test victory. Led by Richard Ngarava, Zimbabwe showcased a dominant all-round performance, securing back-to-back Test wins for the first time in over 25 years.
Bangladesh spinner Taijul Islam achieved his 19th five-wicket haul in Test cricket, equaling Shakib Al Hasan and surpassing Mitchell Starc. Despite his personal milestone, Bangladesh suffered a significant defeat as Zimbabwe secured their largest-ever Test victory by an innings and 85 runs in Harare.
Keiko Fujimori, Peru's conservative president-elect, narrowly won the election, becoming the first woman popularly elected to the presidency. She vowed to restore "order and hope" to a country facing organized crime and political instability, marking her fourth attempt and her family's return to power.
Katie Boulter secured the biggest win of her career, defeating world No. 2 Elena Rybakina 7-5, 2-6, 6-4 at Queen's Club. Emma Raducanu also advanced to the quarter-finals, but her match was postponed to Saturday due to a rain-delayed schedule, forcing her to play two matches.
England moved closer to a crucial Test victory over New Zealand at Lord's, with Ollie Robinson claiming key wickets of Rachin Ravindra and Daryl Mitchell, leaving NZ 55-5 and 199 runs behind a target of 254, despite only 10 overs being possible on a rain-affected day three.
Bangladesh defeated Pakistan by 104 runs in the first Test in Dhaka, driven by Nahid Rana's match-defining bowling performance. This victory marks Bangladesh's third consecutive Test win against Pakistan and their first home Test win against the visitors.
Djokovic loses in three sets to Dino Prizmic in Rome‘Not ideal preparation’ for French Open later this monthNovak Djokovic believes he must accept the “new reality” of his continuous physical struggles in the latter part of his career as his return to competition after an injury-ravaged clay-court season ended in a second-round Italian Open loss to the young Croatian qualifier Dino Prizmic, who recovered courageously from a set down to topple his idol 2-6, 6-2, 6-4.Djokovic has not competed since the Indian Wells Masters event two months ago, his only other tournament since his spectacular run to the Australian Open final. As the fourth seed in Rome, he received a first-round bye. Despite starting the match positively, the 38-year-old was outplayed by his 20-year-old opponent, who wore the Serb down physically and played bold tennis to escape with the greatest victory of his career. Continue reading...
