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Betfred Super LeagueBradford (0) 12Tries: Atkin, Aekins Goals: Dean 2Leigh (14) 38Tries: Charnley 3, Senior, Hodgson, Brogan Goals: Cook 7Josh Charnley broke the Super League all-time try-scoring record to help Leigh Leopards to victory at Bradford Bulls.The 34-year-old grabbed a hat-trick at Odsal to take him up to 272 tries, one clear of Leeds Rhinos winger Ryan Hall.Charnley, who limped off with 15 minutes to go, now has 16 tries this season, behind only the Rhinos’ Maika Sivo.He set the Leopards up for a sixth win in seven matches, with Innes Senior, Bailey Hodgson and Louis Brogan also crossing to…

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One option would be to bring in a specialist batter – one of Jordan Cox or James Rew – leaving England with four frontline bowlers, probably all seamers. From the trio of Matthew Fisher and the uncapped Sonny Baker and Henry Crocombe, two would come into the side.A less likely composition of a four-man attack would include off-spinner Shoaib Bashir alongside three seamers. It would be tough on Bashir if he is omitted, but he was not required to bowl a ball at Lord’s and Surrey often play home matches at The Oval without a specialist spinner.An all-round replacement for…

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Hamilton’s win and Antonelli’s retirement meant the Italian’s lead in the drivers’ standings narrowed to 41 points.Both Russell and world champion Norris paid tribute to Hamilton.Norris said: “Pretty cool. It’s pretty special. It’s nice. And with Ferrari again, it’s even cooler to kind of see that partnership come through and kind of pay dividends.”You could see how much it meant to him. At the same time, he’s obviously had a lot of people talk badly about him and he’s got a lot of crap online from a lot of people, so it’s nice that he can stick the middle finger…

Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Blackpool (day three)Kent 178 & 332: Benjamin 103, Finch 83; Anderson 3-45, Balderson 3-65Lancashire 87 & 283: Harris 91*, Jennings 61, Livingstone 47; Mahmud 6-69 Kent (19 pts) beat Lancashire (3 pts) by 140 runsMatch scorecardHasan Mahmud returned career-best innings and match figures on his Kent debut to inspire his side to a 140-run victory over Lancashire inside three days at Blackpool.Needing a record-breaking 424 to win, the home side were dismissed for 283, Hasan finishing with 6-69 in the innings and 9-101 in the match.The main Lancashire resistance came from Marcus Harris, who made…

Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to “get a grip” on Britain’s defences following the “shambles” double resignation of John Healey and Al Carns.Speaking to GB News, Shadow Defence Secretary James Cartlidge hit out at the Prime Minister’s attempt to “distract” from the chaos within Government.Reacting to Labour’s confirmation of the seizure of a Russian oil tanker in the English Channel, Mr Cartlidge told GB News: “We support this action, notwithstanding the fact that there have been a lot of shadow vessels passing through our waters and nothing seems to have happened. “I welcome the fact that they’ve intercepted this…

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T20 World Cup, Group 1, EdgbastonIndia 170-6 (20 overs): Mandhana 68 (44); Fatima 2-33Pakistan 106 (17 overs): Muneeba 41 (35); Deepti 5-10India won by 64 runsScorecard; TablesSmriti Mandhana hit 68 and Deepti Sharma took 5-10 as India opened their T20 World Cup campaign with a 64-run win over arch-rivals Pakistan in Group One.Opener Mandhana was dropped twice in an innings where she blazed nine fours and two sixes to set up an India score of 170-6.Pakistan started their reply well, reaching 52-1 at the end of the powerplay, but all-rounder Deepti Sharma took India’s first two wickets then returned to…