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Women’s World Cup qualifying: Wales aim to right their wrongs against the Czechs
Wilkinson reshuffled her starting side in Montenegro, with five changes to the team which began April’s win in Albania.
The sense before the game was that Wilkinson omitted the likes of Rhiannon Roberts, Angharad James, Mared Griffiths and Ceri Holland to keep them fresh to face the Czechs.
The feeling come full-time was that Wales might have been better off fielding all their big hitters, given that victory – as it turned out – would have given them the upper hand in the group.
Then again, Wilkinson might argue – and with some justification – that the team she picked should have been good enough to see off Montenegro with relative comfort.
Too often, however, Wales lacked the intensity and tempo to trouble inferior opponents, which was presumably thanks in part to the Gradski Stadion heat.
Another contributory factor may have been Wales’ far from ideal preparation, after they only arrived in Pogdorica 23 hours before kick-off thanks to Wednesday evening’s electrical storms in the Montenegrin capital.
The team flight was diverted to Italy, with the Football Association of Wales eventually securing accommodation for Wilkinson’s players in the early hours of Thursday morning.
They finally made it to Montenegro that evening, after a rough night for many and no chance for a proper training session on the eve of the game.
Wilkinson had insisted there could be no excuses, and did not pin the blame for a dispiriting display on chaotic preparation.
But clearly, Wales will hope for – and expect – a smoother build-up to the group decider against the Czechs.
“You look at the game and it’s definitely not to our standard, but now we have got to look towards Tuesday,” said Carrie Jones, Wales’ skipper for the first time in Montenegro.
“We know we are a good team based on our history. On Tuesday we have got to turn up.”
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Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi earns first call-up to India squad – and could face England
India have handed teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi his first international call-up – and could unleash the 15-year-old phenom on England.
Sooryavanshi produced a standout campaign in the recently-concluded edition of the Indian Premier League, topping the run charts with 776 for the Rajasthan Royals at a remarkable strike rate of 237.30. The opening batter was named the IPL’s most valuable player.
The powerful left-hander was part of the India under-19 side that beat England to the World Cup in February and has now earned a first senior call-up for the T20 tour to Europe.
Sooryavanshi is likely to earn his T20I debut against Ireland with two matches in Belfast on 26 and 28 June, before India take on England in a five-match series.
Should he feature, Sooryavanshi will become India’s youngest ever male debutant – eclipsing Sachin Tendulkar, who made his international bow aged 16 years and 205 days in a Test against Pakistan in 1989.
India will have a new captain for the itinerary, with Suryakumar Yadav left out despite skippering the side to T20 World Cup glory on home soil earlier this year.
Shreyas Iyer steps in to lead a 15-man squad, with quick bowler Prince Yadav another uncapped inclusion rewarded for an impressive IPL.
Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya have been rested from the series.
India T20I Squad for Ireland and England series: Shreyas Iyer (captain), Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson, Ishan Kishan, Shivam Dube, Tilak Varma, Nitish Reddy, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Varun Chakravarthy, Mohammed Siraj, Arshdeep Singh, Prince Yadav, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
Alexander Zverev fended off first-time semi-finalist Jakub Menšík in four sets (7-5, 6-2, 3-6, 6-3) to reach the French Open final. A long-awaited first Grand Slam title is now in sight for the German.
Friday’s all-Italian semi-final was called off when Matteo Arnaldi withdrew due to illness, leaving Flavio Cobolli to advance to his first-ever major final.
The World Cup favourites are beginning to touch down in America, with all of Germany, Argentina, and England due to play warm-up matches in the main host country on Saturday evening. For the Three Lions, a friendly against New Zealand comes in the midst of a two-week training camp in the Florida heat.
Lionel Messi was back in full training with Argentina after a hamstring issue, while Brazil manager Carlo Ancelotti had a positive update to give on Neymar‘s fitness.
French cyclist Célia Géry sprinted to a surprise victory on stage seven of the women’s Giro d’Italia at Salice Terme. Anna van der Breggen remains in the overall lead, despite a mid-stage crash, with two stages to go.
Dave Allen has provided an update on the rumours that he could be set to collide with Joe Joyce on the latest edition of a Queensberry vs Matchroom event.
Allen has lost in recent step-ups against Arslanbek Makhmudov and Filip Hrgovic, stating that he may choose to pursue British honours following defeat to the latter, but ‘The White Rhino’ is keen for activity and is currently scheduled for two quick fire outings.
On June 20, Allen takes on Belarusian journeyman Viktar Chvarkou in a four-round affair at The Magna Centre, Rotherham, and on July 25, Allen will also appear at the Doncaster Dome, for a third outing in as many months.
The 34-year-old is then expected to participate in a higher profile bout in the autumn, leading to suggestions that he could appear on a ‘Queensberry vs Matchroom 2’ bill, which is being touted for a similar date.
However, speaking on his TikTok account, Allen shut down rumours that he will fight on the bill or face Olympic silver medallist Joyce, instead revealing that he has held talks for a different opponent ‘on a big card’.
“No one has mentioned it to me. I have got a lot of respect for Joe, we go back a very long way from when we first sparred in 2012, probably June or July. [He is] an incredible fighter at his best, really, really good.
“There is no truth in me and him boxing, no one has mentioned anything to me regarding it. A big fight has been mentioned to me, on a big card, but it is not on a ‘7 vs. 7’ or [against] Joe Joyce.”
Other whispers suggest that Allen could take on Irish heavyweight Thomas Carty, 11-1 (9 KOs), on the undercard of Katie Taylor’s long-awaited career finale at Croke Park against France’s Flora Pili on Saturday, September 5.
The main event will be for the vacant WBC super-lightweight world title and subsequently, the undisputed throne – as Taylor possesses the remaining three titles – after Sandy Ryan was downgraded to WBC ‘champion-in-recess’ due to falling pregnant.
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Carlton will attempt to continue its resurgence under interim coach Josh Fraser when it meets Essendon at the MCG on Sunday night. The Blues enter the clash with renewed confidence after defeating Geelong in dramatic fashion last week, extending their unbeaten start under Fraser to three matches. Patrick Cripps once again proved the difference with a clutch match-winning goal. Essendon’s season, meanwhile, continues to unravel. Injuries have ravaged the Bombers, who have now lost 24 of their past 25 matches following defeat to West Coast. The potential return of key midfielders Sam Durham and Jye Caldwell would provide a welcome boost, but the challenge remains significant. Carlton has won six of the past seven meetings between the rivals and will view this match as another opportunity to climb the ladder.
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Why are Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya missing from India’s T20I squad for UK tour? | Cricket News
The BCCI has officially announced India’s squad for the upcoming T20I series against Ireland and England, with several notable changes grabbing attention. Shreyas Iyer has been appointed captain, replacing Suryakumar Yadav, while 15-year-old batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has earned his maiden senior India call-up. Tilak Varma has been named vice-captain.However, the biggest talking point from the squad announcement was the absence of two of India’s most experienced white-ball stars – Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya.
Why is Jasprit Bumrah not playing?
Jasprit Bumrah has been rested for the Ireland and England T20I tour as part of India’s workload management plans ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup. While he is not part of the T20I squad, the premier fast bowler has been included in India’s squad for the Asian Games, indicating that the management is carefully managing his schedule rather than sidelining him completely.
Why is Hardik Pandya missing?
Unlike Bumrah, Hardik Pandya was not considered for selection as he is currently undergoing rehabilitation at the BCCI Centre of Excellence. Chief selector Ajit Agarkar explained that the management’s primary focus is to have Hardik fully fit and available for the ODI format, particularly with the long-term goal of preparing for the 50-over World Cup.“He’s part of the ODIs. Like Jasprit Bumrah, the main objective is to see if he can start playing well and stay healthy for the 50-over World Cup,” Agarkar said in Press conference.
New-Look India T20I Squad
India’s squad for the Ireland and England T20Is features a blend of established performers and exciting young talent:Shreyas Iyer (Captain), Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson, Ishan Kishan, Shivam Dube, Tilak Varma (Vice-Captain), Nitish Kumar Reddy, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Varun Chakravarthy, Ravi Bishnoi, Mohammed Siraj, Harshit Rana, Arshdeep Singh, Prince Yadav, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.
Asian Games Squad Includes Bumrah
Bumrah, meanwhile, remains part of India’s plans for the Asian Games, where Shreyas Iyer will also lead the side.India’s Asian Games squad: Shreyas Iyer (Captain), Sanju Samson, Ishan Kishan, Shivam Dube, Tilak Varma, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Varun Chakravarthy, Ravi Bishnoi, Harshit Rana, Arshdeep Singh, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Jasprit Bumrah.
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The New York Knicks will return to Madison Square Garden just two wins away from ending their long championship drought.
Jalen Brunson hit a go-ahead free throw in the closing seconds Friday night, lifting the Knicks to a 105-104 win over the Spurs in Game 2. Moments earlier, Victor Wembanyama missed a jumper that could have swung the game in San Antonio’s favor.
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San Antonio Spurs forward Victor Wembanyama (1) and guard De’aaron Fox (4) reacts after a foul call during the second half of Game 2 of the NBA Finals basketball series against the New York Knicks on June 5, 2026, in San Antonio, Texas. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns had 21 points and 13 rebounds, while Brunson and Mikal Bridges each scored 20 for the Knicks. They have won 13 straight, the second-longest streak by any team in NBA playoff history.
The Knicks are now just the third team to win the first two games of a finals on the road, joining Michael Jordan and the 1993 Chicago Bulls, and Hakeem Olajuwon and the 1995 Houston Rockets.
Karl-Anthony Towns (32) of the New York Knicks looks to pass the ball against Victor Wembanyama (1) of the San Antonio Spurs during the first quarter in Game Two of the 2026 NBA Finals at Frost Bank Center on June 05, 2026 in San Antonio, Texas. (Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)
Both of those teams won championships, the Bulls needing six games to oust the Phoenix Suns, the Rockets going home after winning those first two games in Orlando and sweeping the Magic. The Knicks, seeking their first championship since 1973, are in position to join them.
Wembanyama, after a very quiet first half, scored 29. De’Aaron Fox had 20 for San Antonio.
The series now shifts to New York. Game 3 is at Madison Square Garden on Monday night.
The Spurs erased a 12-point deficit midway through the fourth quarter, completing the rally when Wembanyama converted a three-point play with 57 seconds left to give San Antonio its first lead in nearly two quarters, 104-102.
Brunson scored on the next possession, just his seventh basket in 24 shots on the night, and the game was tied. Wembanyama missed a long jumper, OG Anunoby got the rebound for New York with 30 seconds left, the Knicks called time and the stage was set.
Jalen Brunson of the New York Knicks celebrates a three-point basket with Karl-Anthony Towns during Game Two of the 2026 NBA Finals at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas, on June 5, 2026. (Ronald Cortes/Getty Images)
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The Spurs got the stop they needed, but Victor Wembanyama turned the ball over on the ensuing possession. Brunson was fouled moments later and put the Knicks back in front for good before the clock hit zero.
Game 3 is set for 8:30 p.m. Monday in New York.
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‘Ek Bihari, sab pe bhari’: After a record-breaking IPL season, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi gets his India moment | Cricket News
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s childhood coach Manish Ojha describes his ward as a “God’s child” and credits fate and divine guidance for bringing the youngster to his academy.“A couple of years ago, I thanked Vaibhav‘s father (Sanjeev Sooryavanshi) for bringing the kid to me. Ispe bhagwaan ka haath hai (He is God’s child). It is because of him that I got recognition, otherwise who gives two cents about a cricket coach in Bihar?,” an emotional Manish tells TimesofIndia.com after the 15-year-old received his maiden India call-up for the Ireland and England series. “Sab Bhagwaan ki kripa hai (God has been kind). The kid is immensely talented and has worked hard. Credit to his father as well,” he says.Riding on a sensational IPL 2026 campaign, the 15-year-old from Bihar will now don the blue jersey.“When we talk about Bihar, we always talk about our past, from the Maurya Empire, Gupta Empire, Buddhism, Jainism, Mahatma Gandhi’s Champaran Yatra or the JP Movement. In modern times, it has often been in the news for all the notorious things. This teenager is not only hitting sixes but also smashing those stigmas associated with Bihar out of the park. Imagine Sachin Tendulkar calling him ‘truly special’ or Virat Kohli telling Vaibhav, ‘Ek Bihari, sab pe bhari, phir khatam game.‘ What Vaibhav has managed to achieve in the last few months is phenomenal,” says Ojha.Sooryavanshi smashed 776 runs in 16 innings at a strike rate of 237.30. He also hit a record-breaking 72 sixes during a season that saw him narrowly miss out on the fastest century in IPL history.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi bagged the Orange Cap in IPL 2026. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
“He is a big-match player. We have seen that in the IPL playoffs. In the U-19 World Cup final, he again played a scintillating knock. It is a great call by the selectors to pick him. And this is just the beginning. He will achieve a lot more,” says Ojha.Ojha says his ward is a “quick learner”. According to him, the preparation before every game helps Sooryavanshi play his aggressive brand of cricket and take on the best bowlers without fear.“He prepares in his own way. It’s not that he sits with video analysts, but he does his homework,” says Ojha.This conscientious approach and unshakeable temperament led the selectors to name the explosive Sooryavanshi in the squad for the upcoming T20I series against Ireland and England.
File photo of Vaibhav Suryavanshi. (AP)
Sooryavanshi has not only caught the attention of greats like Tendulkar and Kohli, but India’s Test and ODI captain Shubman Gill has also been effusive in his praise for the teenager. In a near-solo effort, Sooryavanshi almost dragged Rajasthan Royals into the IPL 2026 final. In the Eliminator, he smashed a 29-ball 97 against Sunrisers Hyderabad and then followed it up with a 47-ball 96 against Gill’s Gujarat Titans.“I think he’s had a remarkable season. I’ve not seen anyone bat the way he bats and, in this format, he is probably one of the best batters in the world right now,” Gill had said after Qualifier 2 in Mullanpur.“It is remarkable to watch his batting, not just the hitting but also his biomechanics and hand speed. He didn’t get off to a flyer in Qualifier 2, but the way he managed to come back into the game and kept putting us under pressure tells you about the mindset he has. I think, in the years to come, the opposition he plays against is going to have a tough time against him,” Gill had said.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (Image credit: BCCI/IPL)
But with all the praise comes responsibility and scrutiny. Questions have already been raised about whether he can succeed in Test cricket. Even his father has set lofty goals for his son.“Jab tak Test na khele, kya bada cricketer (Till the time he does not play Tests, I won’t consider him a big cricketer),” Sanjeev had told this website after Sooryavanshi’s heroics in the U-19 World Cup.For now, though, the focus is on the next step of a journey moving at a breathtaking pace. From a small town in Bihar to IPL superstardom and now an India call-up at just 15, Sooryavanshi has already shattered expectations. The challenge ahead will be to convert extraordinary promise into lasting greatness, but if his coach is to be believed, this is only the beginning of a much larger story.
Carl Frampton suspects Father Time is creeping up on Oleksandr Usyk, naming two heavyweights who he now believes could defeat the Ukrainian.
The 39-year-old produced a subpar performance against Rico Verhoeven last month, but nonetheless retained his WBC, IBF and WBA titles with an 11th-round stoppage.
Prior to the finish, Verhoeven had enjoyed considerable success for a man whose only previous boxing match, in 2014, saw him stop an 0-5 journeyman in round two.
The Dutchman was even ahead on one of the judges’ scorecards, only for Usyk to score an 11th-round knockdown before referee Mark Lyson drew a controversial halt.
Verhoeven had risen from the canvas, offering some form of defence, but was ultimately stopped on his feet immediately after the bell had sounded.
Usyk then revealed in his post-fight interview that, prior to stepping through the ropes, his daughter had phoned him from a bomb shelter in Ukraine.
The extent to which this impacted his performance, only he will know, yet many have nonetheless made up their minds that the three-time, two-division undisputed champion should call time on his illustrious career.
One man who would like to see him hang up the gloves is Frampton, who told Boxing Now that he would favour Agit Kabayel and Moses Itauma to beat this version of Usyk.
“When you’ve had the career and have been involved in boxing for the amount of years that Usyk has, then [Father Time] catches up on you.
“Going off that performance [against] Verhoeven, I would favour Kabayel. I would also favour Moses Itauma over him.”
While having ruled out a clash with Itauma, Usyk has been ordered to defend his WBC title against ‘interim’ champion Kabayel, who represents a likely next opponent.
MONTREAL — The Canadian men’s team will enter the FIFA World Cup on the back of a seven-game unbeaten run and with just one regulation time loss in its previous 17 outings.
Yet, the June international window was a mixed bag for Canada, as it failed to put together a 90-minute performance in a 2-0 win over Uzbekistan in Edmonton earlier this week and again in a 1-1 draw against the Republic of Ireland on Friday in Montreal.
Canada’s final tune-up match was especially disappointing considering Ireland didn’t qualify for the World Cup and manager Heimir Hallgrímsson didn’t bring his strongest side to Quebec — no less than 17 players on his 24-man squad had five games or less of international experience.
With his team’s opening World Cup match just one week away, Canadian coach Jesse Marsch clearly wants to control the narrative, and he was quick to quash any criticism of his team when speaking to reporters after the stalemate in Montreal.
“I’m sure we’re going to get a million questions, but I’m going to be positive, guys. I’m not here to take a bunch of negative questions, and if you ask me negative questions, I’ll just move on to the next one,” Marsch said in laying down the law.
Midfielder Ismaël Koné also tried to put a positive spin on drawing Ireland, a nation that sits 59th in the FIFA world rankings, 29 spots below Canada.
“If you look at the result, some people might be disappointed. But in general, as a team and what we wanted to accomplish tonight in front of our home crowd, for me the objective was completed,” Koné offered.
So, what did we learn about Canada from this week’s pair of games ahead of its opening World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina on June 12 in Toronto?
Here are three main takeaways.
Canada can’t afford to wait: It needs David and Larin to step up now
Jonathan David (39 goals) and Cyle Larin (30 goals) are the top two scorers in the history of the Canadian men’s team, but both are mired in terrible slumps.
Larin has now gone 14 consecutive games for Canada without scoring, his last goal coming in 2024. David scored a pair of goals from the penalty spot against Iceland in March — aside from that, he’s without a goal in eight appearances for his country.
Both players were rather anonymous against Uzbekistan. Neither one of them had a single shot on target, and both were unable to put their respective stamps on the game by way of carving out dangerous scoring chances. It wasn’t much better against Ireland as David again didn’t register a shot on target in 90 minutes.
Larin did have one dangerous attempt saved by Ireland’s goalkeeper, but like David he offered very little up front. Larin also committed the foul that saw Ireland awarded a penalty from which it scored the equalizer during the second half.
Honestly, it hasn’t been close to good enough for Canada’s top forward tandem for quite some time. Canada hadn’t scored from open play before the win against Uzbekistan since last November when Koné’s first-half strike over Venezuela ended the team’s previous goal drought at 342 consecutive minutes.
The other two forwards on Marsch’s World Cup roster, Tani Oluwaseyi and Promise David, have five goals between them in 34 combined appearances for Canada. So, it’s not as if Canada is teaming with legitimate goal scorers at the forward position. If Canada has any hope of getting out of the group stage, it’ll need its top two goal scorers in David and Larin to produce.
Luc de Fougerolles could fill in for Moïse Bombito if needed
In an ideal world, centre backs Moïse Bombito and Derek Cornelius will anchor Canada’s back line like they have for much of Marsch’s tenure in charge.
But Canada’s top defensive duo is in danger of being broken up at the World Cup as Bombito is still trying to get back to full fitness after suffering a left tibia fracture last October while playing for his pro club OGC Nice.
Bombito was on restrictive duty against Uzbekistan due to his lengthy injury layoff and was subbed out in the 32nd minute. Considered one of its most important players, Bombito laboured through his first game for his country since March 23, 2025. He looked well short of his best and failed to make a play on a dangerous scoring chance that saw the visitors nearly open the scoring.
Lucky for Canada that Luc de Fougerolles stepped up when he replaced Bombito in Edmonton and then started in his place in Montreal, distinguishing himself with his sound defensive positioning, his ability to snuff out danger before it developed, and his comfort level in playing the ball out from the back.
Bombito and Cornelius are Canada’s most experienced defenders, but it was de Fougerolles, still only 20 years old, who was the team’s best centre back in Edmonton and Montreal.
If Bombito isn’t fit to go for the opening match at the World Cup, it’s more than likely that Marsch will once again turn to de Fougerolles, who, based on his stellar performances in Canada’s last two games, is ready to handle the responsibility
“I thought Luc with the ball was outstanding and (he) helped set up a lot of our initial movements to get us into the attack. I thought he was really good on what we call ‘rest defence’, and defending some difficult moments, standing players up, not giving away fouls. I thought overall was a really strong performance from Luc,” Marsch said after the Ireland game.
Ismaël Koné could be the key for Canada at the World Cup
Koné’s reputation as Canada’s midfield general has grown by leaps and bounds following a successful debut season in Italy’s Serie A with Sassuolo, finishing the campaign with six goals in 36 matches across all competitions.
A physical two-way midfielder runs himself ragged in covering a lot of ground, Koné is part enforcer in Canada’s central midfield duo with Stephen Eustáquio, and part distributor who keeps the attack progressing with his immaculate touch and sublime passing.
Koné was Canada’s top passer against Ireland with a 92 per cent success rate, playing a key role in helping his side turn the screws on Ireland by pinning them back deep inside their half for long stretches. Defensively, the Montreal native was a bulwark with three tackles, one block and seven recoveries.
Games are going to come fast and furious for Canada at the World Cup against a variety of opponents with different playing styles. Koné has shown he can be an impact player for Marsch’s side, and he has the potential to be one of the team’s breakout players this summer.
“I got after him after Uzbekistan, because I felt like he was just floating around the pitch way too slow and not intensive enough. And today he picked it all up and put together a complete performance, where against the ball he was winning duels, he’s winning head balls, he’s picking up loose balls, with the ball he’s driving, he’s finding actions,” Marsch said.
He added: “This is what my vision from the beginning (has been) of Ismail: an intensive player that also has a gift of just moving around with the ball that teams can’t really match plan for, right? He’s an X-factor for us.”
Editor’s note
John Molinaro is one of the leading soccer journalists in Canada, having covered the game for over 27 years for several media outlets, including Sportsnet, CBC Sports and Sun Media. He is currently the editor-in-chief of TFC Republic, a website dedicated to in-depth coverage of Toronto FC and Canadian soccer.
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