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Bayern Munich secured a 3-2 victory against VfL Wolfsburg in a tightly contested Bundesliga match on Sunday, marking a successful start for Bayern's new coach Vincent Kompany.

Norwegian Jakob Ingebrigtsen shattered the long-standing 3,000 metres world record at the Silesia Diamond League meet on Sunday by more than three seconds.

Chelsea secured their first Premier League victory of the season, and Enzo Maresca's first as manager, with a resounding 6-2 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux on Sunday.

The jersey worn by Babe Ruth, widely regarded as the greatest baseball player of all time, during Game Three of the 1932 World Series became the most expensive item of sporting memorabilia after selling at auction for $24.12 million on Saturday.

The Pakistan Billiards and Snooker Association (PBSA) protested the denial of visas to its junior athletes and a referee, preventing their participation in the IBSF U-18 and U-21 World Championships in Bengaluru.

Bangladesh team on Sunday scripted history, thrashing Pakistan by 10 wickets in the first Test in Rawalpindi for their first-ever win in five-day cricket over the home team in 14 Tests.

With the historic win, Bangladesh became the first team to defeat Pakistan by 10 wickets in the hosts' backyard.

Bangladesh led by 117 runs on the first innings and dismissed Pakistan for 146 on the fifth day. They then chased down their 30-run target without loss.

The team management made the announcement on Sunday after scans revealed a strain in Wood's right thigh muscle.

In a bizarre moment during the final day of the first Test between Pakistan and Bangladesh in Rawalpindi, veteran all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan did something that surprised the batsman, umpire, commentators and everone who saw it.

Team India's former batting coach Sanjay Bangar believes that the batting legend should have continued to...

Captain Shan Masood lost his cool, argued with coach Jason Gillespie

Recently, the double Olympic medal-winning shooter was asked which sports person would she want to spend a day out with.

Bangladesh create history with first Test win against Pakistan

They beat the hosts by 10 wickets for their first win in nearly 23 years

Australia A emerged victorious against India A by 45 runs, thanks to the impressive bowling performances of Tess Flintoff (3/39) and Charli Knott (3/34) in an unofficial one-off women's Test.



India A, who were set a target of 289, were bowled out for 243, managing to add only 94 runs to their overnight score of 149 for 6 on the final day of the match.

Legendary Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar flagged off the Mumbai Half Marathon at the Jio World Gardens on Sunday morning.

Sachin expressed happiness about the progress the competition has made.

Robert Lewandowski overcame several missed chances to secure a 2-1 victory for Barcelona against Athletic Bilbao in La Liga on Saturday. The 36-year-old striker hit the woodwork twice and squandered other opportunities before calmly slotting home the winning goal in the 75th minute.


Barcelona took the lead through a deflected shot by young talent Lamine Yamal, but Athletic equalised from the penalty spot through Oihan Sancet before the break.

Lewandowski's strike sealed Barcelona's second win in two league games under new manager Hansi Flick.

Pakistan skipper Shan Masood's angry reaction and his animated discussion with coach Jason Gillespie in the dressing room during the ongoing Rawalpindi Test against Bangladesh has taken the internet by a storm.

The Indian cricket team is currently enjoying a month-long break and will resume their cricketing duties in September when they face Bangladesh in a two-match Test series.


The series opener is slated to take place at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on September 19, while the second Test will be held at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur from September 27.

Shikhar Dhawan, who announced his international and domestic retirement on Saturday, knows Indian cricket has moved on without him. Dhawan will also know, more than most, that the stage never belongs to anyone in particular. One has to jump on it and stake a claim.

Dhawan did it longer, and better, than most.

Joe Root hit an unbeaten 62 to anchor England to a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka late on Day 4 of the first Test on Saturday.

Set 205 to win, England was faltering at 70-3 but Root and Harry Brook (32) steadied the innings before the former captain guided the team home to its target as shadows lengthened on a sun-baked evening at Old Trafford.

The English finished on 205-5 to secure a fourth straight Test victory this summer, after beating the West Indies 3-0 in July.

The win in Manchester was also significant in that it might signal a reset of “Bazball” — the nickname of the expansive approach favored by the leadership team of captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum.

The English finished on 205-5 to secure a fourth straight Test victory this summer, after beating the West Indies 3-0 in July.

The win in Manchester was also significant in that it might signal a reset of “Bazball” — the nickname of the expansive approach favored by the leadership team of captain Ben Stokes and coach Brendon McCullum.

Root and his teammates picked their moments to attack as the run-rate fell to around 3.5 per over by the end of the second innings.

Set 205 to win, England was faltering at 70-3 but Root and Harry Brook (32) steadied the innings before the former captain guided the team home to its target as shadows lengthened on a sun-baked evening at Old Trafford.

Joe Root hit an unbeaten 62 to anchor England to a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka late on Day 4 of the first Test on Saturday.