#match-summary

#match-summary

Ben Geddes and Luke Hollman hit career-bests as Middlesex raced to a six-wicket win over strugglers Kent at Radlett to keep alive their hopes of a place in the knockout stages of the One-Day Cup.

James Fuller, 35, showcased his experience with impressive bowling figures of 4-34, playing a pivotal role in dismantling Surrey's innings that collapsed to 160.

Wrexham went ahead after 22 minutes as Moore broke through before being blatantly pushed in the back by Ronnie Edwards.

Celtic's victory was marked by a remarkable 87th-minute goal from Luke McCowan, ensuring they began their Scottish Premiership title defence with a win.

Derek McInnes smiled after his first game as Hearts head coach, securing a 4-1 win, but acknowledged the team lacked killer instinct in the second half.

Before each of the Lions games on Australian soil, a local indigenous elder performs a 'Welcome to Country' ceremony. This symbolizes cultural respect and acknowledgment.

Taylor Fritz faced a tough match against Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, overcoming a 153 mph serve and two-set deficit to win in five sets.

Manchester City dominated their match against Al Ain, displaying an impressive performance that showcased their depth and tactical prowess, with Guardiola fielding a completely fresh XI.

In a solid start to the Club World Cup, Chelsea defeated LAFC 2-0 with goals from Pedro Neto and Enzo Fernández providing a strong performance.

The Netherlands dominated Malta in their World Cup qualifying match, scoring an impressive 8 goals to secure a definitive victory, showcasing their offensive prowess.

Ireland recorded a 1-0 victory over Slovenia, securing second place in their group but missing out on automatic promotion to League A, leading to a challenging play-off in October.

Glamorgan struggled in their first Blast match, collapsing to just 77 runs, with Niamh Holland's 40 being the only significant score as they failed to bat out their overs.

"I suffered quite a lot today," said Alcaraz, who has dropped two sets so far. "The first two sets was under control, then he started to play more deeply and more aggressively. It was really difficult for me."

Feras Al Brikan broke the deadlock with a goal just two minutes into the second half, igniting a dominant performance from Al-Ahli against Al-Kholood.