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McCollum’s lack of first-class cricket highlights Lord’s challenge for Ireland

The dearth of longer-format matches in the visitors’ playing schedule means they are being set up to fail on the Test match stage

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Broad’s five-wicket haul puts England in commanding position against Ireland

England ended the first day of the one-off Test against Ireland at Lord’s on 152-1, 20 runs behind the visitors who were all out for 172

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The Breakdown’s season review: Ireland and La Rochelle take charge

Six Nations and Champions Cup produced classic matches in a campaign where rugby union’s future came under the spotlight

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Luton’s giddy promotion fulfils long dream of returning to the elite

One half of Wembley was a sea of orange as this £170m match showed it was about more than just money for both teams

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Edwards hails Luton’s unprecedented rise to the Premier League

Manager Rob Edwards is relishing the challenge of playing the elite after Luton completed the journey from non-league to Premier League in nine years

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Luton promoted to Premier League after shootout victory against Coventry

Luton earned promotion to the Premier League after beating Coventry 6-5 on penalties in the playoff final

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‘Can the two selves help each other?’ Mike Brearley on Bazball, Test cricket and psychoanalysis

Mike Brearley, the Ashes-winning captain from 1981, tells Donald McRae how he has been captivated by England’s dynamic leadership duo, with another series about to start

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The Joy of Six: sporting genius

From O’Sullivan’s effortlessness and Biles’s creativity to Cruyff’s redefining of football, we pick half a dozen masters of their craft

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Manchester City revel in coronation but they cannot control their legacy

Pep Guardiola’s team are dominant now but their success and the wealth that has driven it may be best left to posterity

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Kyle Walker says Manchester City must win treble to become all-time greats

The full-back Kyle Walker said: ‘Go and get this treble and we can really stamp our mark,’ while Pep Guardiola urged Manchester City to win the Champions League

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Manchester City cap title triumph with win over Chelsea thanks to Álvarez

Julián Álvarez scored the game’s only goal after 12 minutes as Manchester City celebrated winning the Premier League by beating Chelsea 1-0

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Ten title-race turning points: how Manchester City overtook Arsenal

The battle between the defending Premier League champions and their challengers has been full of twists and turns

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Player ratings for Manchester City’s 2022-23 Premier League title winners

Three of Pep Guardiola’s squad are awarded 10s and one gets a 9.5 for their part in the club’s fifth title in six seasons

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Grealish may feel unstoppable but Guardiola knows danger of hubris

Pep Guardiola blew kisses at his winger during Manchester City’s demolition of Real Madrid but knows being favourites guarantees nothing

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Manchester City 4-0 Real Madrid (agg: 5-1): Champions League semi-final, second leg – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Manchester City were imperious, producing a near perfect performance to swat the reigning champions aside and book their place in the final

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England cut is harsh on Foakes but Bairstow decision offers Ashes clarity

Whatever the rights and wrongs of Jonny Bairstow’s return behind the stumps for England’s Test side, the selectors cannot be accused of dithering

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Eton v Harrow: Father Time draws near for annual schoolboy Lord’s jolly

One of the last editions of Eton and Harrow’s cricket fixture at Lord’s played out on Friday with the youngsters largely given the run of the place

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Antonio strikes against AZ Alkmaar to give West Ham chance of final step

West Ham came from behind to beat AZ Alkmaar 2-1, with Saïd Benrahma equalising from the spot before Michail Antonio’s winner

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England still unable to get enough of Jofra Archer after latest elbow flareup

The fast bowler’s return from the IPL and a visit to a specialist are sensible but the clock is ticking for the first Test against Australia in June

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Ollie Pope: ‘I think I’ve just become a better player over the last two years’

Upswing in form as England’s No 3 has been inspired by McCullum and Stokes in seeing the runs rather than the wickets, the Surrey batter tells Taha Hashim

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Manchester City stretch lead at top despite late scare by Allardyce’s Leeds

Sam Allardyce’s reign at Leeds started with a 2-1 defeat by Manchester City who moved four points ahead of Arsenal thanks to Ilkay Gündogan’s first-half double

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Frank Lampard feels the foundations crumbling as Chelsea flounder

Incessant hard work was Frank Lampard’s calling card as a player but he sees too little sacrifice in a Chelsea squad staggering to the end of a dead season

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Bremer’s winner for Wolfsburg Women ends European dream for brave Arsenal

Injury-depleted Arsenal Women succumbed to a 3-2 defeat in extra time against Wolfsburg Women in the Champions League semi-final, losing 5-4 on aggregate at the Emirates

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Julián Álvarez’s screamer earns win at Fulham to send Manchester City top

A spectacular strike from Julián Álvarez and Erling Haaland’s 50th goal of the season secured a 2-1 win over Fulham that takes Man City top

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England clinch Women’s Six Nations grand slam in epic finale against France

England were 33-0 ahead at half-time but France fought back in the Women’s Six Nations decider at Twickenham, Simon Middleton’s Red Roses eventually winning 38-33 and clinching the grand slam

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