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  • Cricket World Cup: Why England’s stars have got a blind spot for trademarks

    July 8, 2019

    Cricket has evolved hugely in recent years both on and off the field and yet there is still one area in which it lags behind other sports. Trademarks may not seem an obvious priority, but given the commercial opportunities attached to sport’s biggest events and most prominent stars, cricket’s apparent reluctance to cash in stands [...]

  • Women’s World Cup 2019: Was it a success? And how does football build on it? Sport industry insiders give their views

    July 8, 2019

    After 31 days, 52 games and 146 goals, the most high-profile Women’s World Cup yet is over. But what impact has it made on the game and the wider landscape? We asked a selection of industry experts. Contributors Lisa Parfitt, managing director, Engine Sport and Brand Experience; Steve Martin, global CEO, M&C Saatchi Sport and [...]

  • Going, going… Dons: AFC Wimbledon aiming to raise £7m using crowdfunding to pay for new Plough Lane stadium

    July 8, 2019

    AFC Wimbledon are a club founded by fans and now, 17 years on from their rebirth, they are hoping their supporters can help lay the foundations for a move back to the corner of south-west London they call home.  The Dons are building a new stadium at Plough Lane, which they believe will be ready [...]

  • Eddie Jones’s Rugby World Cup checklist: What’s on England head coach’s agenda as countdown to tournament gathers pace

    July 7, 2019

    Starting today, the players selected for England’s Rugby World Cup training squad have five weeks to show head coach Eddie Jones why they deserve a place on the plane to Japan. Last Thursday Jones announced a list of 35, plus three injured players receiving treatment, that he says will be whittled down to the final [...]

  • Frank Lampard’s honeymoon period won’t last for long in the Chelsea hotseat

    July 4, 2019

    People stepping out of Fulham Broadway station this afternoon were greeted by the sight of an opportunistic salesman attempting to flog Frank Lampard adorned Chelsea scarves.  If you still needed reminding, here was a visual representation of why this was no run-of-the-mill managerial appointment. As the club statement phrased it: “He’s home!”  After the generally [...]

  • Horse Racing Betting Tips: No Magical return for Enable in the Eclipse

    July 4, 2019

    SANDOWN is the stage for the clash of the generations tomorrow afternoon when the three-year-old Classic horses take on their elders for the first time in the Coral-Eclipse (3.35pm). This historic event, which was established in 1886, is the longest running Group race sponsorship in the world after Coral first put their name to it [...]

  • Horse Racing Betting Tips: Key can rise to Coral Challenge and carry top weight to Victory

    July 4, 2019

    THERE seems to be no stopping jockey Frankie Dettori at the moment and the 48- year-old Italian doesn’t just have the ride on Enable to look forward to at Sandown tomorrow. Once again, he teams up with John Gosden and the pair look to have a leading chance in the Coral Distaff (3.00pm) with MUCHLY. [...]

  • Horse Racing Betting Tips: Back Koeman to score in Haydock’s Old Newton Cup

    July 4, 2019

    OVER at Haydock, there should be plenty of Sky Bet Ebor clues on offer in the bet365 Old Newton Cup (3.15pm). A number of horses in tomorrow’s 1m4f contest will be hoping to run well in order to book their place in next month’s £1million handicap at York. Undoubtedly one of those is John Gosden’s [...]

  • Chris Tremlett: England could be peaking at the right time after coming through pressure situations

    July 3, 2019

    What a difference a week makes. England have lifted the gloom that had begun to surround them following two poor performances by embracing the pressure and proving some people wrong. They got themselves into a position where they needed to win two World Cup matches and having come through them in impressive fashion, beating India [...]

  • Jason Roy and Jonny Bairstow’s brilliant opening partnership the key to England’s World Cup chances

    July 3, 2019

    The conduct of Ben Stokes and Alex Hales on 25 September 2017 outside a Bristol nightclub may have sent shockwaves through England’s cricket team, but it also had a knock-on effect which has played a huge part in making them the side they are today – a side in a World Cup semi-final for the [...]

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