Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton were both left rueing errors as the British duo came agonisingly close to delivering a home pole-sitter at Silverstone on Saturday. McLaren’s Norris and Ferrari’s Hamilton had the support of the crowd in a thrilling five-way battle for pole that was ultimately won by Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. Norris had

England plummeted to 72-3 after being set a world-record target of 608 to win the second Test at Edgbaston as India’s new-ball bowlers took the tourists nearer to a series-levelling victory. Zak Crawley (0) was caught at backward point driving Mohammed Siraj to chalk up England’s seventh duck of the match before Ben Duckett (25

Georgia v Ireland – reaction from Tbilisi Test – BBC Sport Team Lineups home team, Georgia Starting lineup Number 15, Niniashvili Number 14, Tabutsadze Number 13, Tapladze Kakhoidze 60′, substituted for Kakhoidze at 60 minutes Number 12, Kveseladze Number 11, Todua Number 10, Matkava Number 9, Lobzhanidze Number 1, Akhaladze Number 2, Karkadze Kvatadze 55′,

Novak Djokovic treated Centre Court to a clinic in aerial acrobatics and devastating ball-striking to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon with a straight-sets win over Miomir Kecmanovic on Saturday. The 24-time Grand Slam singles champion continued his pursuit of No 25 as he beat his Serbian compatriot 6-3 6-0 6-4 in one hour and 47

Chelsea are expecting an offer from Arsenal for Noni Madueke. Sky Sports News understands the 23-year-old winger is emerging as a top target for Arsenal. The Gunners have looked at a number of players in the forward positions, including Real Madrid’s Rodrygo. It is understood they have kept an eye on Madueke’s development. There has

Lottie Woad will take a commanding seven-shot lead into the final round of the KPMG Women’s Irish Open after carding a bogey-free 67 on Saturday. The world No 1 amateur holed six birdies for a round of six under, moving her to 17 under for the tournament. The 21-year-old led by three shots at the

The British Grand Prix appears poised to deliver an unpredictable battle for victory between the grid’s big names on Sunday amid fascinating and different approaches to winning the race. Just a week after McLaren dominated at the Austrian Grand Prix, the battle to head the field at Silverstone has been far less clear cut with

Emma Raducanu joked of how she tucked into a well-known chocolate bar in the locker room moments after her defeat to Aryna Sabalenka. The irony. For how it would serve others well to ‘take a break’ – permanently – from an unnerving persistence at which they stoke the wild fire of scrutiny following her historic