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England beat India by 38 runs in first T20 - reactionFollow live text updates as England face India in the first of three T20s at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
England win T20 series opener against IndiaEngland produce a convincing performance to beat India by 38 runs in the opening game of their T20 series.
'New ball rules will hit golfers at every level'Golf's rule makers choose to limit the distance the ball can be hit in decision that affects professionals and amateurs, writes Iain Carter.
Mushfiqur first Test batter out for obstructing field since 1951Bangladesh batter Mushfiqur Rahim becomes only the second Test batter in history to be dismissed for obstructing the field.
Cursed? The story of the 72-year-old hex that haunts MayoIn 1951, a celebratory trophy parade is said to have crossed paths with a funeral procession. Whether true or not, their meeting hangs over Mayo's Gaelic football team.
Farrell should be treasured and celebrated - YoungsBen Youngs says Owen Farrell, who has stepped away from England duties, is the best captain he has played with and "should be treasured and celebrated as a person and player".
Highlights: England put six past ScotlandA ruthless England thump Scotland 6-0 in their final Women's Nations League group match, but fail to top the table after Netherlands' two injury-time goals against Belgium.
Why are golf and other sports limiting advances?Golf becomes the latest sport to introduce new rules limiting the impact of performance advances - so why is the trend so common across sport?
Susie Wolff rejects conflict of interest allegationsF1 Academy head Susie Wolff rejects allegations of a conflict of interest involving her and husband, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, in the "strongest possible terms".
England 'devastated' as 'small margins' prove costlyBeth Mead says England are "devastated to miss out by such small margins" after being denied a place in the Women's Nations League finals.
Newcastle keeper Pope faces four months outNewcastle and England goalkeeper Nick Pope requires shoulder surgery and faces four months out, manager Eddie Howe confirms.
Advent calendar day six: Europe's Pedersen hits Solheim Cup hole-in-oneEurope's Emily Pedersen hits the second hole-in-one in Solheim Cup history on the par-three 12th hole at Finca Cortesin in Spain.
'Great teams find a way' - Arsenal showing 'spirit' in title fightArsenal are "showing spirit and a courage" to never give up as another late winner sends them five points clear at the top of the Premier League.
James stars as Lakers beat Suns to reach semisLeBron James scores 31 points as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Phoenix Suns 106-103 in a thriller to reach the semi-finals of the NBA's inaugural In-Season Tournament.
'In the realm of Puskas' - the rise of Liverpool's Hungarian heroDominik Szoboszlai is becoming a fan favourite for Liverpool and Hungary - BBC Sport charts the rise of the talented midfielder.
The Scot at the heart of NFL's most divisive playA Scottish rugby player has helped refine the 'brotherly shove' - a move pundits call 'undefendable'.
Wozniacki gets Australian Open wildcardFormer Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki will play in her second Grand Slam since coming out of retirement in August.
Guardiola responds to Neville, Carragher and Richards commentsManchester City manager Pep Guardiola dismisses pundits' criticism and says his side will win a fourth successive Premier League title.
Russell gives everyone more confidence - SpencerThe arrival of Scotland fly-half Finn Russell has given players "more confidence", says Bath scrum-half Ben Spencer.
Historic but heartbreaking - England's year summed upLucy Bronze fell to her knees in celebration after scoring England's sixth goal against Scotland. Minutes later she fell to the same turf in desolation after the Lionesses missed out on Olympic qualification
The Bash is back - everything you need to know about BBL 13The Big Bash League is back - here is all you need to know before its 13th edition.
Vote for best goal of the FA Cup second roundIt was a thrilling weekend of FA Cup second-round action, but who scored the best goal? Cast your vote.
Fifa committee considered tougher Rubiales sanctionsThe Fifa committee which banned former Spanish Football Federation president Luis Rubiales from football for three years says it considered tougher sanctions against him.
Moment England learn GB Olympic dream is overWatch the moment England players learn that the Netherlands have scored a dramatic fourth goal to end Team GB's hopes of competing at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Referee bodycam trial sees 'encouraging' resultsA trial of referees wearing body cameras in adult grassroots football is to double in scale after "encouraging" early results, says the FA's head of refereeing.
McCann to fight Belbita in FebruaryBritain's Molly McCann will make her strawweight debut against Diana Belbita in February, the UFC confirms.
Ten Hag wants unity amid 'lost dressing room' claimsErik ten Hag urges Manchester United's hierarchy to trust him to return the club to their former glories.
Bayern face competition for Palhinha - Wednesday's gossipBayern Munich face Premier League competition for Joao Palhinha and Florian Wirtz, Luis Suarez close to joining Inter Miami, plus more.
How 'an adult's playground' changed Aggarwal's lifeBritish champion Anita Aggarwal on how Para-climbing provided a lifeline during a low point in her life - and may take her to the Paralympics.
Russian biathletes face rifle cartridge shortage because of sanctionsRussian biathletes face a chronic shortage of rifle cartridges due to Western economic sanctions, says former relay world champion Anton Babikov.
Clinical Republic show 'realistic' NI new levelAfter the Republic of Ireland breezed past Northern Ireland 6-1 at Windsor Park on Tuesday, Simone Magill says the hosts have to learn in a bid to get to a level where they want to be
'Stunner!' James curls in England's third from edge of areaLauren James puts England 3-0 up against Scotland with a stunning curled effort from the edge of the area in their crucial Nations League game at Hampden Park.
Watch the best goals from the FA Cup second roundWatch the best goals of the second round of the FA Cup, including Neill Byrne for Stockport County and Tom Bloxham for Morecambe.
Greenwood heads England into lead against ScotlandAlex Greenwood heads England into a 1-0 lead against Scotland in their crucial Nations League game at Hampden Park.
Bengals beat Jaguars in NFL thrillerWatch highlights of "one of the most entertaining games this season" as the Cincinnati Bengals claim a 34-31 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Meet the 16-year-old freestyle football world championMeet 16-year-old Isabel Wilkins, the youngest female freestyle football world champion, who wants to inspire more women to take part.
Non-league Alfreton earn FA Cup replay with WalsallWatch highlights as National League North side Alfreton Town earn an FA Cup second-round replay with League Two Walsall after a goalless draw.
Euro 2024 ball will mean faster VAR decisions - UefaThe ball that will be used at Euro 2024 in Germany will lead to quicker, more accurate decisions by the video assistant referee, says Uefa.
Construction at Paris 2024 surfing venue pausedThe International Surfing Association says it welcomes construction delays at the Paris 2024 Olympic surfing venue after damage to coral at the site in Tahiti.
Messi named Time magazine's athlete of the yearArgentina and Inter Miami forward Lionel Messi is named Time magazine's athlete of the year.
Brook deletes social media apps to help mental healthEngland batter Harry Brook deletes his social media apps in an attempt to shield himself from negativity and protect his mental health.
Is Martinez Losa still man to lead Scotland to Euros?With Nations League relegation already confirmed, Scotland only had pride to play for against England - but long before half-time time, even that was in tatters.
England seamer Davies swaps Stars for VipersEngland seam bowler Freya Davies joins Southern Vipers from South East Stars for 2024.
England hold on to beat South Africa in series openerEngland hold off a late comeback to beat South Africa 54-51 in the first game of their three-match series.
Who is your World Sport Star of the Year?Pick from a shortlist of six for this year's BBC World Sport Star of the Year award.
'Straight from winning title, I did the school run'Britain's Tom Aspinall on family life as a UFC champion, being inspired by Georges St-Pierre and wanting to face Stipe Miocic at UFC 300.
Who has reached the Women's Nations League finals?With the Women's Nations League group stage complete, BBC Sport gives you the lowdown on how the competition - which doubles as Paris 2024 Olympics qualification - is shaping up.
'Rahm signing would arguably be LIV's biggest coup'The continuing speculation around Jon Rahm joining LIV Golf is a worrying time for the established tours, writes Iain Carter.
Sutton's Premier League predictions v CBeebies star StephensonBBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on CBeebies Robin Hood star Rhys Stephenson for this weekend's Premier League predictions.
Behind the sporting franchise focused on womenBBC Sport takes a look at how Loughborough Lightning have grown from a netball team to a multi-sport franchise focused on women.
SRU chair on Cattigan, club concerns & talent flowIn an exclusive interview with Tom English on the BBC Scotland Rugby podcast, SRU chairman John McGuigan discusses Siobhan Cattigan, deep fears among Scottish clubs and talent flow issues.
Farrell should be treasured and celebrated - YoungsBen Youngs says Owen Farrell, who has stepped away from England duties, is the best captain he has played with and "should be treasured and celebrated as a person and player".
Euro 2024 ticket sales to resume on ThursdaySome Scotland fans were mistakenly told they could buy tickets despite not yet being eligible.
Spurs' Davies a leading candidate for Swansea jobSwansea City draw up a shortlist of managerial targets, with Tottenham's Chris Davies emerging as a leading candidate to succeed Michael Duff.
Crues to start cup defence against Ards as Coleraine face CliftonvilleHolders Crusaders face Ards in the Irish Cup fifth round as Coleraine meet Cliftonville in the only all-Premiership game.
Glory and fury - Liverpool, Boston and a tale of two teamsOwner John Henry has ended title droughts on both sides of the Atlantic, but neither Liverpool or Boston Red Sox fans are entirely happy with the direction he is taking their teams.
From bidding for Bale to selling team bus - the fall of Chinese Super LeagueOnce it was China, not Saudi Arabia, on a multi-million pound recruitment drive to buy in the world's best football talent. In just a few years though, the Chinese Super League's big-money plans have imploded.
England's pioneer who died with a tale untoldThere was little fanfare when Frank Soo passed away in 1991, but his story as the first non-white England international has emerged from obscurity since.
The remote retreats shaping men and medal prospectsAnthony Mullally lifted the biggest prize in northern hemisphere rugby league, but his emptiness on doing so led him to a life far from the bright lights and big stage.
A rivalry heated by history - the significance of Morocco's win over SpainWhen Morocco beat Spain at last year's World Cup, it was a result that struck at the core of a long, complicated relationship between the two countries.
Bags of urine, cans of Bud and the team that saved US soccerThere was more on the line than a spot at the 1990 World Cup - the United States team feared for their jobs, homes and the very future of football in their country.
'Don't mess with Claressa' - a fighter as hard as FlintClaressa Shields grew up without support, protection or a bed to call her own. She has since scaled the heights to bring joy to Flint, a city that has become a byword for a broken American dream.
Newcastle and England goalkeeper Nick Pope requires shoulder surgery and faces four months out, manager Eddie Howe confirms.
Dominik Szoboszlai is becoming a fan favourite for Liverpool and Hungary - BBC Sport charts the rise of the talented midfielder.
Beth Mead says England are "devastated to miss out by such small margins" after being denied a place in the Women's Nations League finals.
Arsenal are "showing spirit and a courage" to never give up as another late winner sends them five points clear at the top of the Premier League.
Erik ten Hag urges Manchester United's hierarchy to trust him to return the club to their former glories.
A trial of referees wearing body cameras in adult grassroots football is to double in scale after "encouraging" early results, says the FA's head of refereeing.
It was a thrilling weekend of FA Cup second-round action, but who scored the best goal? Cast your vote.
A ruthless England thump Scotland 6-0 in their final Women's Nations League group match, but fail to top the table after Netherlands' two injury-time goals against Belgium.
Catch up with all of the team news and stats and choose your team's preferred XI for Wednesday's Scottish Premiership games.
Swansea City draw up a shortlist of managerial targets, with Tottenham's Chris Davies emerging as a leading candidate to succeed Michael Duff.
The government signs up to a Hillsborough Charter but stops short of a law wanted by campaigners.
Lucy Bronze fell to her knees in celebration after scoring England's sixth goal against Scotland. Minutes later she fell to the same turf in desolation after the Lionesses missed out on Olympic qualification
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola dismisses pundits' criticism and says his side will win a fourth successive Premier League title.
Watch the moment England players learn that the Netherlands have scored a dramatic fourth goal to end Team GB's hopes of competing at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Lauren James puts England 3-0 up against Scotland with a stunning curled effort from the edge of the area in their crucial Nations League game at Hampden Park.
Watch the best goals of the second round of the FA Cup, including Neill Byrne for Stockport County and Tom Bloxham for Morecambe.
Alex Greenwood heads England into a 1-0 lead against Scotland in their crucial Nations League game at Hampden Park.
Watch highlights as National League North side Alfreton Town earn an FA Cup second-round replay with League Two Walsall after a goalless draw.
Luton manager Rob Edwards is "immensely proud" of his players despite a last-minute 4-3 Premier League defeat to league leaders Arsenal at Kenilworth Road.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says his side must improve their away form despite a 4-3 victory at Luton.
Burnley manager Vincent Kompany says his side should take belief from their 1-0 loss to Wolves in the Premier League.
Ben Youngs says Owen Farrell, who has stepped away from England duties, is the best captain he has played with and "should be treasured and celebrated as a person and player".
The arrival of Scotland fly-half Finn Russell has given players "more confidence", says Bath scrum-half Ben Spencer.
Bristol have to take advantage of a home start to their Investec Champions Cup campaign against Lyon, says director of rugby Pat Lam.
Exeter boss Rob Baxter says he will not put too much pressure on his young side for their Investec Champions Cup trip to Toulon.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Warriors launch women's teams for the first time to compete in an expanded Celtic Challenge that will also feature new sides from Ireland and Wales.
In an exclusive interview with Tom English on the BBC Scotland Rugby podcast, SRU chairman John McGuigan discusses Siobhan Cattigan, deep fears among Scottish clubs and talent flow issues.
Ulster are monitoring the availability of a number of players, including Ireland internationals Iain Henderson and Rob Herring, before Saturday's game against Bath.
Hollie Davidson will make history as the first female assistant referee in a Six Nations game when England host Wales at Twickenham in February.
Cardiff extend Wales centre Willis Halaholo's short-term contract until the end of December and boss Matt Sherratt hopes to secure him longer-term.
Gloucester head coach George Skivington says his team need to "get back to what they're good at" ahead of the start of their Challenge Cup campaign.
BBC Sport assesses the prospects for Irish provinces Leinster, Munster, Ulster and Connacht in this season's Champions Cup.
Fiji international Api Ratuniyarawa admits attacking three different women in a Cardiff bar.
England and Bristol prop Kyle Sinckler says more players may follow captain Owen Farrell's lead and take a break from international rugby.
With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.
Ulster forwards coach Roddy Grant says the Irish province must improve their breakdown work in Saturday's Champions Cup opener against Bath.
Northampton Saints centre Tommy Freeman believes their growing maturity will stand them in good stead in Europe.
Exeter boss Rob Baxter calls for more leadership from his senior players after their 41-24 defeat at Bath.
England beat India by 38 runs in first T20 - reactionFollow live text updates as England face India in the first of three T20s at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
England win T20 series opener against IndiaEngland produce a convincing performance to beat India by 38 runs in the opening game of their T20 series.
Brook deletes social media apps to help mental healthEngland batter Harry Brook deletes his social media apps in an attempt to shield himself from negativity and protect his mental health.
Mushfiqur given out for obstructing fieldBangladesh batter Mushfiqur Rahim becomes only the second Test batter in history to be dismissed for obstructing the field.
The Bash is back - everything you need to know about BBL 13The Big Bash League is back - here is all you need to know before its 13th edition.
England seamer Davies swaps Stars for VipersEngland seam bowler Freya Davies joins Southern Vipers from South East Stars for 2024.
Knight excited by 'bucket list' India seriesHeather Knight is excited by the opportunity to play a Test match in India, which she says is a "bucket list thing for any cricketer".
Surrey spinner Virdi signs contract extensionSurrey extend Amar Virdi's deal while handing a first contract to Tommy Ealham, son of former England all-rounder Mark.
Northants re-sign Tremain for start of 2024 seasonNorthamptonshire re-sign Australian pace bowler Chris Tremain for their first four games in the 2024 County Championship.
ECB introduces independent cricket regulatorThe England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has introduced an independent regulator in response to damning independent report into the game.
Johnson questions 'hero's send-off' for WarnerMitchell Johnson says former Australia team-mate David Warner "has never really owned the ball-tampering scandal" of 2018.
Bouchier & Gibson awarded first central contractsMaia Bouchier and Danielle Gibson have been awarded their first England Women central contracts.
England lose thriller in opening ODI in West IndiesWest Indies captain Shai Hope hits an unbeaten 109 to guide his side to a four-wicket win over England.
Mullaney agrees new player-coach role with NottsFormer Nottinghamshire captain Steven Mullaney agrees a three-year deal with the club as a player-coach.
Stumped podcast: The WBBL final - will Adelaide Strikers dominate?The Adelaide Strikers have won 11 of 14 matches and face the Brisbane Heat in the final.
Tailenders podcast: Mattchin The MindreaderMattchin shows off his cricketing mindreader skills.
No Balls: The Cricket Podcast - Kate's ready for India, Alex had a journey to forget and Kumar Dharmasena has a perfume out...Kate and Alex preview England Women's tour, plus an umpire has released a fragrance!
Stumped podcast: Australia captain Cummins is a 'special human being'Pat Cummins' former teammate Trent Copeland gives us insight into the Australia captain
BBC pundits pick their favourite Ashes momentsBBC pundits pick their favourite moments from this year's incredible Ashes series.
Bairstow controversially stumped by CareyEngland's Jonny Bairstow is controversially stumped by Australia's wicket-keeper Alex Carey on day five of the second Test at Lord's.
Broad clashes with Aussies over Bairstow dismissalWatch Stuart Broad clash with Australia players following Jonny Bairstow's controversial stumping during England's 43-run defeat in the second Ashes Test at Lord's.
Starc catch overturned - but was TV umpire right?Mitchell Starc takes a catch at fine leg but grounds the ball as he lands and Ben Duckett is given not out, much to the annoyance of TMS commentator Glenn McGrath.
Did Broad's bail switching lead to Labuschagne wicket?Joe Root's brilliant catch ends Marnus Labuschagne's innings on nine - but did Stuart Broad's switching of the bails play a part?
Broad switches bails again before removing MurphyStuart Broad switches the bails at the bowler's end and immediately has Todd Murphy caught behind on a thrilling day five of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
Wood bowls Khawaja with 95mph ballEngland's Mark Wood removes Australia's Usman Khawaja for 13 with an incredible 95mph ball on day one of the third Ashes Test at Headingley.
Broad hits his last ball in Test cricket for sixStuart Broad hits his last ball in Tests for a six on day four of the fifth Ashes match, which will be his final game of cricket.
Protestors disrupt Ashes Test at Lord'sProtesters wearing Just Stop Oil T-shirts briefly disrupt the first morning of the second Ashes Test, with one carried off the Lord's ground by England wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow.
'Oh no!' Stokes drops catch during celebrationEngland are denied the wicket of Steve Smith after Ben Stokes drops his catch as he celebrates on day five of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
Forthcoming international cricket toursDetails of forthcoming international cricket tours between ICC full members for which fixtures have been announced.
County ins and outsWith the 2023 county season over, stay up to date with the latest player signings and speculation for 2024 from all the counties.
ICC Test, ODI and T20 rankingsOfficial team and player rankings for men and women's Tests, one-day internationals and Twenty20 matches.
Former Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki will play in her second Grand Slam since coming out of retirement in August.
Serbia's Hamad Medjedovic becomes the sixth winner of the Next Gen ATP Finals with victory in Saudi Arabia.
Former world number one Rafael Nadal will return to tennis at the Brisbane International after nearly a year out with injury.
After taking its first steps into staging professional tennis, Saudi Arabia is now eyeing a deal for the WTA finals.
Nick Kyrgios says he is "very thankful" to Andy Murray for helping him with his mental health struggles.
Jannik Sinner beats Alex de Minaur in straight sets to secure Italy's first Davis Cup title for 47 years.
Great Britain's men are awarded a wildcard for next year's Davis Cup, while the women will enter the qualifying round of the Billie Jean King Cup.
Jannik Sinner beats Novak Djokovic to help Italy overcome Serbia to join Australia in the Davis Cup final.
Alex de Minaur cruises past Emil Ruusuvuori in straight sets as Australia beat Finland 2-0 to reach a second successive Davis Cup final.
Novak Djokovic tells a group of British fans to "shut up" after Serbia knocked Great Britain out of the Davis Cup quarter-finals.
Novak Djokovic says the Davis Cup knockout phase "has to travel" as he prepares for Serbia's quarter-final against Britain in Spain.
BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at the Davis Cup format and whether a return to traditional home and away ties would work.
With latest scores and headlines sent straight to your device, personalisation and much more, ensure you have a great sporting life with BBC Sport.
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