Amar Patel

6 days ago | worldinsport.com | Amar Patel

After bringing home the nation’s first senior piece of silverware after 56 years, Sarina Wiegmann and her Lionesses set out on their mission to defend their European title. The World Cup in Australia and New Zealand was another successful tournament, as England reached the final but lost 1-0 to Spain. Embed from Getty ImagesBefore the team’s Nations League game against Spain, the England boss emphasised the importance of winning in preparation for the tournament.

2 weeks ago | worldinsport.com | Amar Patel

Aiden Markram and his magnificent knock of 136 helped South Africa win the ICC Test Championship mace, as they beat Australia in the World Test Championship Final at Lord’s, by five wickets. This is the nation’s first ICC silverware since the 1998 Knockout Trophy (now the Champions Trophy). And to win it by overturning a first innings deficit of 74 is a remarkable achievement.

2 weeks ago | worldinsport.com | Amar Patel

After two underwhelming performances against Andorra and Senegal, Thomas Tuchel has a lot to think about, not just for England and their next set of qualifiers, but for when they arrive at next summer’s World Cup. Watching the two performances, it was clear that the team looked flat and out of ideas. Therein lies the question: is there any need for an international window straight after a long, gruelling season?

3 weeks ago | worldinsport.com | Amar Patel

After missing out on the Test against Zimbabwe, Jacob Bethell finds himself back in the squad for the five-Test series against India beginning on 20th June. Bethell’s short career thus far has consisted of 260 runs in three Tests, at an average of 52, with three half-centuries. He made his debut on England’s tour of New Zealand in November 2024. Embed from Getty ImagesThe Barbados-born left-hander is touted to become one of the future stars of English cricket.

3 weeks ago | worldinsport.com | Amar Patel

Virat Kohli finally has his hands on the Indian Premier League trophy after 17 years, after the Royal Challengers Bangalore beat the Punjab Kings by six runs. Krunal Pandya was the star of the match, with two wickets for just 17 runs in his four overs. Embed from Getty ImagesThat came after a scintillating 43 from Kohli off 35 balls. Embed from Getty ImagesCaptain Rajat Patidar played a handy knock of 26 from 16. Embed from Getty ImagesLiam Livingstone also cashed in with 25 off 15.