PAUL NEWMAN IN DHARAMSHALA: One forecast has sleet descending on one of the most picturesque grounds in world cricket on Thursday's opening day.

ADAM SHERGOLD AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: Even before their out-of-sorts display against QPR a section of Leicester fans had not warmed to manager Enzo Maresca.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT GOODISON PARK: David Moyes needed West Ham to score seven in a week to help persuade the club's fanbase he is the man to take them forward.

DAVID COVERDALE AT THE EMIRATES ARENA, GLASGOW: 'I'm not sure if he watches BBC Two,' the Scot quipped when asked what he thought Jakob Ingebrigtsen would have made of his latest win.

KIERAN GILL AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: Mauricio Pochettino is not ready to line up with a blindfold and cigarette to accept his fate.

Carlos Alcaraz has beaten Rafael Nadal in a unique exhibition match in Las Vegas.

The Belgian won a deciding leg to claim an 11-10 victory and seal a second major title.

Brentford target Josh Sargent as they prepare for potential Ivan Toney exit, Liverpool open Andrew Robertson contract talks, Man City eye AC Milan teenager Francesco Camarda, plus more.

Pole vaulter justifies her rising status with gold in Glasgow as Josh Kerr sends warning to rival Jakob IngebrigtsenMolly Caudery is an adrenaline junkie who loves surfing and jumping off cliffs near her home in Cornwall. But now she is chasing an even more spectacular thrill: winning an Olympic gold medal this summer. And the hugely likable and modest …

Home favourite Jemma Reekie took 800 metres silver on the final night of action at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow for her first global medal.

The Belgian won a deciding leg to claim an 11-10 victory and seal a second major title.

DAVID LLOYD: The occasion of his 100th Test in Dharamshala might be a dead rubber against India but it will be viewed by Jonny as a fabulous milestone, not so much for himself but for his family.

DOMINIC KING: Sean Bowen is prepared to sacrifice competing at Cheltenham to pursue the winners elsewhere that will reignite his quest to become Champion Jockey.

Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Monday's meetings at Plumpton, Southwell and Wolverhampton.

Dimitri Van den Bergh dashed Luke Humphries' hopes of claiming four consecutive PDC ranking titles as he won a stunning UK Open final in a last-leg decider.

The Gunners travel to bottom club Sheffield United on Monday night.

The 25-year-old Scot clocked a time of 2:02.72 as she finished 0.82 seconds behind Ethiopia’s Tsige Duguma.

Manchester United manager says ‘small margins’ decided gamePep Guardiola claims Phil Foden is best player in the leagueErik ten Hag denied Manchester United’s 3-1 defeat at Manchester City showed there is a gulf between the sides and claimed that, with different officiating decisions before each of Phil Foden’s goals, the visitors could have …