Jamie Smith produced the innings of his life alongside fellow centurion Harry Brook, but their blistering counter-attack was not enough to stop India taking command of the second Rothesay Test.

Rhian Wilkinson has declared that Wales are ready for their “watershed moment” on a first major tournament stage at Euro 2025. Wales kick off their campaign against the Netherlands in Lucerne on ...

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A close second in the Sandown Classic Trial in the spring, the Dubawi colt subsequently gave his fellow Juddmonte-owned colt something to aim at in the Irish 2,000 Guineas and the St James’s Palace ...

A witness has told the trial of two brothers accused of assaulting police of an earlier incident at Manchester Airport.

The 29-year-old has dipped below the radar since his exploits of three years ago, plummeting from a career-high ranking of eighth to 61st – via a spell at 91st – and slipping below Draper and Jacob ...

Chelsea captain Reece James has questioned the standard of the pitches being used at the Club World Cup. James does not feel the surfaces being played on at the tournament in the United States make ...

The Kneecap paradox which shows that former Rangers owner Sir David Murray is bang on the money about Scotland's politicians and sectarianism.

Many British players have wilted under the Wimbledon spotlight but Sonay Kartal is revelling in it. The 23-year-old from Brighton roared into the fourth round after sweeping aside French qualifier ...

Jamie Smith and Harry Brook hit fearless centuries as England bounced back from the brink with a stunning partnership on day three of the second Rothesay Test against India.

Today's Celtic team was represented as manager Brendan Rodgers led the players off a coach for the funeral at St Mary’s church in Calton. Captain Callum McGregor, long-serving player James Forrest and ...

A chemical commonly found in sunscreen could be making plastic in oceans even harder to break down, according to University of Stirling research.