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Buttler questions 'poor' Dharamshala outfield

England captain Jos Buttler questions whether the "poor" outfield in Dharamshala impacts the integrity of Tuesday's World Cup match against Bangladesh.

FIA chief wants more teams and fewer races in F1

Formula 1 needs more teams and fewer races, according to Mohammed Ben Sulayem, president of motorsport's governing body the FIA.

Labour cannot rule out blocking Scottish legislation using Section 35 – Murray

But shadow Scottish secretary Ian Murray will set out how a Labour government would repair relations with Holyrood during his conference speech.

Jos Buttler concerned by ‘poor’ outfield ahead of England clash with Bangladesh

England have had two training days at Dharamshala and are unimpressed by conditions.

Ex-players you might not know are national bosses

Did you know Lee Bowyer, Savo Milosevic and Sylvinho are international managers - but in charge of who?

Week five review: 'Incredible' Portugal provide dramatic pool finale

The main talking points from the final round of Rugby World Cup pool games and what lies ahead in the quarter-finals.

Irish plan for Schmidt reunion in quarter-final

Ireland are excited to face World Cup "standard bearers" New Zealand and come up against a familiar face in their former head coach Joe Schmidt, says Simon Easterby.

'Beating Man City great for Arsenal and title race'

Only three points separate the Premier League top four which gives all of them hope, says MOTD2 pundit Alan Shearer.

List wins PGA Tour title after five-man play-off

American Luke List holds his nerve on the first play-off hole to beat four rivals and claim his second PGA Tour title at the Sanderson Farms Championship.

Dominant 49ers beat Cowboys & Eagles edge Rams

The San Francisco 49ers dominate rivals Dallas, while Philadelphia defeat the Rams as both teams remain unbeaten on 5-0.

The Reckoning review: Steve Coogan’s Jimmy Savile drama is a parade of villainy without a point to make

Steve Coogan inhabits the lank silver-haired, cigar chomping, bejewelled Savile, in a show that never manages to rise above the cheap lure of voyeurism