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The Calmest Man in the Room: What England Are Actually Getting in Stephen Fleming
The Calmest Man in the Room: What England Are Actually Getting in Stephen Fleming

Rob Key has handed the England Test job to a coach best known for five IPL titles and an unshakeable temperament. The people who played under Stephen Fleming point to something more specific — a gambler's nerve dressed up as calm, and a knack for making captains better.

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Eleven Years Old and Ahead of Judit Polgar: Bodhana Sivanandan's Record Norm at Dole

England's Bodhana Sivanandan scored her first international master norm in Aix-en-Provence at 11 years and four months — beating Judit Polgar's 38-year-old age record by almost four months, and doing it after a start that looked like anything but a record.

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Eleven Years Old and Ahead of Judit Polgar: Bodhana Sivanandan's Record Norm at Dole
Sixteen Days: How the Pirlo Veto Blew Up Italy's Rebuild Before It Started
Sixteen Days: How the Pirlo Veto Blew Up Italy's Rebuild Before It Started

Paolo Maldini and Leonardo were meant to drag Italian football out of its worst crisis in four decades. Instead they walked out after barely two weeks, beaten by a fight over Andrea Pirlo and a Russian betting sponsor.

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Arsenal's Boldest Long Shot Yet: Inside the Vinícius Júnior Stand-Off at Real Madrid

Eighteen months of stalled contract talks have left Vinícius Júnior with a year to run at the Bernabéu — and the newly crowned Premier League champions are circling. But the wage gap is enormous, and every signal still points to him staying in Madrid.

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Arsenal's Boldest Long Shot Yet: Inside the Vinícius Júnior Stand-Off at Real Madrid
Past, Present and Future on One Podium: What Hungary Told Us About F1's 2026 Season
Past, Present and Future on One Podium: What Hungary Told Us About F1's 2026 Season

Norris finally broke his duck, Verstappen dragged a difficult Red Bull to second and Antonelli extended his lead — while Ferrari's dream weekend collapsed. The Hungaroring served as a perfect snapshot of the 2026 campaign at its halfway point.

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Chelsea's £117m Statement: How the Blues Hijacked Morgan Rogers — and What It Means for Alonso's Rebuild

Chelsea have stunned the market by landing England midfielder Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117m, a record fee for a British player. Inside the 48-hour swoop that beat Arsenal — and how Xabi Alonso plans to fit him alongside Cole Palmer.

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Chelsea's £117m Statement: How the Blues Hijacked Morgan Rogers — and What It Means for Alonso's Rebuild
Red Bull's Verstappen Gamble: Mekies Insists Pure Speed Will Keep Max — And Admits Rivals Are Calling
Red Bull's Verstappen Gamble: Mekies Insists Pure Speed Will Keep Max — And Admits Rivals Are Calling

With Max Verstappen's exit clause looming, Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies says the only way to end the speculation is to claw back the final few tenths of pace — while conceding that top drivers are already knocking on the team's door.

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SunRisers Leeds Storm to Victory as The Hundred's New Era Begins — But Kate Cross Injury Sours the Night

The reigning champions opened the rebranded competition with a commanding seven-wicket win over MI London at The Kia Oval, powered by a dazzling Phoebe Litchfield knock — but a shoulder problem for Kate Cross took the gloss off the evening.

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SunRisers Leeds Storm to Victory as The Hundred's New Era Begins — But Kate Cross Injury Sours the Night
Britain's Heavyweight Boom: How the UK Took Over Boxing's Glamour Division
Britain's Heavyweight Boom: How the UK Took Over Boxing's Glamour Division

With Usyk vacating his belts, the heavyweight division has rarely looked so British — seven UK fighters sit in the world's top 10, powered by GB Boxing's production line and a golden generation led by Fury, Joshua and rising star Moses Itauma.

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Tears to Triumph: Dimitrov Downs Mensik on Emotional Wimbledon Return

A year on from his tearful injury exit, Grigor Dimitrov produced some of his best tennis to beat 15th seed Jakub Mensik and reach the Wimbledon third round — with the roof once again threatening a cruel echo of the past.

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Tears to Triumph: Dimitrov Downs Mensik on Emotional Wimbledon Return

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