Salisbury and Ram beat Bopanna and Ebden 2-6, 6-3, 6-4Bopanna, 43, praised for sportsmanship after conceding pointBritain’s Joe Salisbury made US Open history alongside his American partner, Rajeev Ram, with victory in the men’s doubles final.Salisbury, 31, and the 39-year-old Ram became the first team to win the Flushing Meadows title three years in a …

1st ODI: New Zealand, 297-2, bt England, 291-6, by 8 wicketsGreat batting partnership leaves England’s bowlers flounderingAs soon as Harry Brook was called up as cover, this one-day series became a play within a play, a spin-off with the glamour of the Colbys in their 1980s shoulder-padding prime. And in episode one, a crushing eight-wicket defeat by New …

Watch as Norwegian star Jakob Ingebrigtsen "smashes" the 2,000m world record, which has stood since 1999, with a time of 4:43:13 at the Diamond League meeting in Brussels.

Former England captain Andrew Flintoff is pictured for the first time since he was injured in an accident while filming Top Gear in last year.

Watch Laura Muir win the women's 1500m at the Diamond League meeting in Brussels.

Watch the best shots of Daryl Mitchell's 100 as New Zealand beat England by eight wickets in the first ODI in Cardiff.

This was the first ODI between the teams since the dramatic 2019 World Cup final.

Kane is enjoying the added pressure at Bayern Munich

The new Saudi management, Skill Challenge Entertainment, are the organisation responsible for staging Tyson Fury's crossover fight against Francis Ngannou.

Fans enjoyed a boisterous show infused with French culture, with a gigantic replica Eiffel Tower in the stadium, a flyover in their flag's colours, and a booed Emmanuel Macron speech.

PAUL NEWMAN IN CARDIFF: The day ended with England being comprehensively and worryingly outplayed, their batsman apparently returning to the old days of turgid one-day cricket.

Red Bull motorsport adviser Helmut Marko apologises for blaming Sergio Perez's inconsistent form this season on his ethnicity.

​​​​​​​Shubhankar Sharma and Jordan Smith shared the halfway lead at the Horizon Irish Open on Friday as Rory McIlroy struggled to mount a bid to win his home event for the second time.

This was England’s first 50-over meeting with New Zealand since the World Cup final four years ago but if Jos Buttler’s men do go on to repeat that success in India in the coming months, it will not be remembered as the springboard.

The former all-rounder has kept a low profile since being hurt while filming for Top Gear last December.

Rory McIlroy lies eight shots off the pace after the second round of the Irish Open in Kildare, as India's Shubhankar Sharma and Jordan Smith share the lead.

Briton Joe Salisbury and American partner Rajeev Ram come from behind to secure US Open men's doubles title for a third year in a row.