England will be delighted at their captain’s reprieve but in the long term it could have serious repercussions for player welfareNot since that jaw‑dropping moment last year when a court was told that Rebekah Vardy’s agent had lost her mobile phone in the North Sea has there been a more prolonged social media guffaw. “Owen Farrell has escaped a ban …

Great Britain’s captain for the World Athletics Championship is relishing a fresh start in Budapest after turbulence off the track“Considering how difficult this year has been, I’d be over the moon to win a medal in Budapest, no matter what colour,” says Laura Muir as she reflects on the most turbulent few months of her life. “But to be honest, …

Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Wednesday's racing from Ffos Las, Salisbury, Yarmouth, Beverkey and Kempton.

SIR CLIVE WOODWARD: The mindboggling decision to rescind Owen Farrell's red card is yet another example of rugby shooting itself in the foot. It has made the game a laughing stock.

Chelsea agree a fee with Southampton of £53m plus £5m in add-ons for midfielder Romeo Lavia.

Kylie Minogue voices a special rendition of 'I Should Be So Lucky' to mark England's semi-final match against Australia at the Women's World Cup.

Watch the drama from the last four balls at The Oval as the Oval Invincibles sealed a two-run victory over London Spirit in The Hundred.

Visitors hit four to take all three points.

Sam Curran held his nerve after a potentially crucial no-ball as Oval Invincibles edged London Spirit by two runs in a last-ball thriller to extend their lead at the top of the men's Hundred table to four points.

Invincibles move four points clear at the top

Britain's Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans are knocked out in the Cincinnati Open first round but Carlos Alcaraz progresses.

Lavia made it known to his club on Monday that he favoured a move to Stamford Bridge over Liverpool.

James Tavernier's header saw Rangers edge into the Champions League play-offs where they will face PSV Eindhoven for the second successive season.

It wasn't a profitable strategy to begin with. Between the summers of 2017 and 2021,they spent £208.21million on signings and made only £37.17m in sales. But with patience they began to turn a profit.

Oval Invincibles hold their nerve to beat London Spirit by two runs amid last-ball drama in The Hundred.

Oval Invincibles' Ross Whitely makes a stunning save on the boundary rope to help his side earn a narrow victory over Oval Invincibles in The Hundred at The Oval.