All the victims involved in the accident reportedly hail from Andhra Pradesh. Police arrested one on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Charlie Dean has become just the third England player to take a hat-trick in women's ODIs. She is the first in 25 years to do so. Dean helped England win the second ODI against South Africa with her hat-trick.
The incident comes just days after drones were spotted near RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall and RAF Feltwell. They were actively monitored after they were seen in the vicinity of and over the three bases, US Air Forces Europe said in a statement on Sunday.
Pakistan take on England in Multan with the aim of levelling the series. New Zealand qualify for Women's T20 World Cup semi-finals after 8 years. This and a lot more updates in today's sports wrap
India suffer close loss to Australia, on brink of elimination. Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi dropped in radical decision-making by Pakistan. Harmanpreet Singh most expensive player in HIL Auction on Day 1. This and a lot more updates in today's sports wrap.
Kaushal Chaudhary, the leader of the gang, is currently incarcerated and is facing over 40 criminal charges including, the murder of an Akali leader, Kabaddi player and Youth Congress president.
Vignesh Pattabhiraman, 36, was killed by Pakistani-origin Shazeb Khalid, 25, with a stolen Range Rover while he was cycling back from his workplace. He plead guilty for manslaughter but the Reading Crown Court jury convicted him of murder on Wednesday.
Afghanistan vs New Zealand test match abandoned in Greater Noida. On the other hand England take on Australia in the second T20i, aim to level series. All of that and much more in today's Sports Wrap.
Arch-rivals England and Australia are set to face each other today at the Ros Bowl in Southampton in the first T20I of the three-match series. Meanwhile, in India, the third day of the one-off Test between Afghanistan and New Zealand in Greater Noida also got washed out as the facilities at the venu
England secures the series with a 190-run victory over Sri Lanka. On the other hand, Gus Atkinson delivers another five-wicket haul and joins the elite ranks. All of that and much more in today's sports wrap.
Former England captain Joe Root smashed his 33rd Test century on Day 1 of the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's on Thursday, August 29 as the hosts amassed 358 runs with three wickets still left. Gus Atkinson is unbeaten on 74 and England will hope that he lifts them up to 400.
England will be without their premier pacer Mark Wood for the remainder of the two Tests against Sri Lanka. Wood has been ruled out of the ongoing series due to a right muscle strain. The England Cricket Board has named his replacement.
England defeated Sri Lanka in the first Test match of the series. The Three Lions have made a big stride in the World Test Championship points table with their win in the opening Test.
ENG vs SL 1st Test: Jamie Smith notched up his maiden Test century in his fifth red-ball game. He smashed 111 from 148 balls and shattered a 94-year-old record for England in the Test format. Check the record here.
Ben Stokes suffered a hamstring injury in The Hundred while playing for Northern Superchargers on Sunday, August 11. He has now been ruled out of the remainder of Summer and will miss the Test series against Sri Lanka, starting August 21.
Merseyside Police said they were called to reports of a stabbing and a knife had been seized by armed police. There is no wider threat to the public, they added.
ENG vs WI 2nd Test: England handed a 241-run defeat to West Indies in the second Test match of the three-match series at Trent Bridge, Nottingham. England have taken a 2-0 lead and have clinched the Richards-Botham Trophy.
England have made only one change to their Playing XI from the first Test which they won by an innings and 114 runs. James Anderson has now retired and he is the only player from the first Test to not be part of the team for the second game. Check England's Playing XI here.
Euro 2024 final live streaming: Spain are looking to become the most-successful team in European Championship history as they are vying for their 4th title. Standing in their way are England, the team which has made it to the finals for the second-consecutive time at Euros.
England are facing West Indies in a three-match home Test series. The opening Test of the series is James Anderson's final match in the format as he bids adieu at the iconic Lord's. England have named their Playing XI for the first Test of the series and have named two debutants in the Playing XI.
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