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Search ArticlesEngland batter Emilio Gay bags second duck of Test warm-up as Pakistan captain Babar Azam suffers injury scare
Gay, having been dismissed by Mohmmad Abbas on day one while batting for a County Select XI against Pakistan, snicked Mohmmad Ali behind on Friday to fall for a seven-ball duck. The Durham batter had suffered a shoulder injury playing for his county in the One Day Cup earlier this month but his appearance in this game has probably allayed any fears over his fitness for the first Test at Headingley from next Wednesday, live on Sky Sports.
British cyclist Finlay Tarling dies aged 19 after accident during eighth stage of Volta a Portugal
Tarling, who raced for NSN Development Team, a Swiss cycling setup, was killed during a 166.8km route between Melgaco to Fafe in Portugal. "We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Finlay Tarling at the Volta a Portugal today," NSN confirmed in a statement. "Fin was a much loved member of our team but most importantly, he was a son, a brother, and a friend to so many. He will be deeply missed.
The Hundred: SunRisers Leeds book spot in women's final with tense five-wicket win over Southern Brave in eliminator
Set a modest 115 to win, SunRisers had looked in trouble at 54-3 after 47 balls - their dynamic Australian duo of Phoebe Litchfield (4) and Annabel Sutherland (17 off 12) both dismissed - and again at 95-5 after 78 when the impressive Issy Wong (3-21) took two wickets in two balls. Wong, who had earlier claimed the key wicket of the tournament's leading run-scorer Litchfield, also bowled Lauren Winfield-Hill (37 off 37) and saw off SunRisers skipper Dani Gibson, lbw first ball.
Liverpool FC's owners confirm consortium including Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is buying minority stake in club
It is understood Fenway Sports Group has sold around one third of the Reds in a deal first revealed by Sky News City editor Mark Kleinman, which values the club at more than $7bn (£5.2bn). Completing one of the richest sports deals ever is a sign of the club's resurgence during 16 years of ownership by Fenway Sports Group. The owners of baseball's Boston Red Sox, who remain in overall control of Liverpool, paid £300m when the Anfield side was in financial distress.
Firework may have set off Douglas fire, say police
Officer says it happened just after 6.30pm on Saturday, August 1 next to Johnny Wattersons Lane. They're appealing for witnesses to come forward if you saw anyone in the field at the time - adding the incident saw the Fire and Rescue Service battling to put it out before it could spread further. If you have any information, you're being asked to contact police headquarters on 631212.
Full-up animal charity asking for public's help
An Island animal charity is asking the public for help after reaching its full capacity. The ManxSPCA says its cattery and kennels are both currently full. It says many are pets adopted from adverts on social media, and says it has processes to make sure animals and families are perfect matches. The Foxdale-based organisation is urging people to adopt responsibly - adding it has plenty of fur babies looking for homes!
Reprimanded candidate hits back at data protection laws
Oliver Lockwood, who's standing in Onchan, published a statement on Facebook earlier today. He says he'd used personal data of a constituent from the electoral register to contact them with a view to forming a personal relationship. And he says the Island's data protection laws show "regulatory overreach", adding he doesn't feel their intent is to prevent people forming such relationships.
Charity shop donations could be fly-tipping, say police
The Eastern Neighbourhood Policing Team issued the warning on Facebook earlier, saying they'd had reports from Crossroads shops. Officers say items left outside opening hours can become dangerous and could constitute a criminal offence. They're asking people to only donate during opening hours and you should report any fly tipping incidents you see.
Cadillac sack Graeme Lowdon: What we learnt about F1 team's next steps, Sergio Perez's future and reliability focus
The decision was taken by Cadillac F1 team chief executive Dan Towriss, who spoke to the media along with new recruit Budkowski soon after the surprise announcement to address some of the main questions surrounding both that significant change and other talking points at the sport's newest team mid-way through their debut season. Here are four things we learned...
Manchester United: What Michael Carrick has changed since Ruben Amorim's sacking ahead of AC Milan friendly
A year ago, Marcus Rashford was at Barcelona, Carrick had just been sacked by Championship side Middlesbrough and Ruben Amorim was preparing for his first full season in charge at Old Trafford. A year later, they all meet in the same place under totally different circumstances. Rashford, Manchester United's prodigal son, has returned to new management, but for him it's not so new.