July 18th, 2022
Stokes to retire from ODI cricket after South Africa opener
Ben Stokes has announced that he is retiring from one-day international cricket.
‘Angry’ Usyk spars ferociously hard | ‘AJ is in trouble’
Oleksandr Usyk is looking “dangerous” in camp as he spars ferociously hard for his August 20 rematch with Anthony Joshua, one of his training partners has revealed.
How injured Lynch played his part on All-Ireland final week
Cian Lynch had no luck with injuries in recent months.
Arc hero Torquator Tasso on course for King George
Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe hero Torquator Tasso is firmly on course for Saturday’s King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Qipco Stakes after pleasing connections in a racecourse gallop on Monday morning.
Allison called into England squad after Cobden injury
Imogen Allison has been called into the England squad for the upcoming Commonwealth Games after Beth Cobden was ruled out due to injury.
Ben Stokes: England all-rounder to retire from one-day internationals
England’s Ben Stokes will retire from international one-day cricket after Tuesday’s series opener against South Africa in Durham.
Bryan World Productions is Proud to Present ‘Roller Gurl’ A Multi Award-Winning Film, Directed by Indie Filmmaker/Author Bob Bryan
1888PressRelease – Insightful and revealing, ROLLER GURL is a honest straight-up, no-frills, stripped-down documentary film about contemporary women who ignore societies naive programmed gender stereotypes regarding women’s lack of aggressiveness, physicality and strategic skill-sets.
Rugby Australia condemns fans who branded England coach Jones ‘traitor’
The chief executive of Rugby Australia has condemned the “offensive” remarks and behaviour of fans towards England on Saturday night.
French GP: Leclerc’s edge vs Max and why Merc are set to challenge
Ferrari are confident they have wrestled back momentum against Red Bull as the F1 2022 season speeds onto the French Grand Prix, where Mercedes could also find themselves back in contention at the front.
MVG and Wade muddle through as Cullen puts on astonishing display
Michael van Gerwen and James Wade muddled past Adrian Lewis and debutante Martin Lukeman respectively as Joe Cullen put on an astonishing performance at night two of World Matchplay Darts.