It may be a national sport, but cricket struggles to attract young players. Can innovations such as street cricket revive the grassroots game?
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Football League your thoughts: AFC Wimbledon claim first win, Luton top League Two
The top two in League One both drew, while Stevenage routed Hartlepool in League Two, in part thanks to a brilliant debut by Tyler Walker
Read moreFootball League your thoughts: Wolves join chasing pack as Huddersfield go top
Sheffield United’s slump deepens, Burton, Nottingham Forest and Scunthorpe keep scoring, and Bolton make it four wins from four
Read moreLeague Two 2016-17 season preview
Anything less than promotion for Portsmouth will be a failure, while Morecambe and Newport, with the league’s smallest budgets, look likely to face the drop
Read moreBritain’s biggest Sports Talent search for budding Olympians
If you are a budding Olympian and want to discover if you have what it takes to become a Champion, then why not enter this competition. UK Sport today launched the biggest multi-sport talent identification campaign in British history, #DiscoverYour Gold and this aims to identify talented young athletes who have the potential to become future champions. Over 20 sports
Read moreGareth Southgate set for interim job but Wenger in England frame long-term
• Roy Hodgson reluctantly faces media one more time after England exit
• Arsène Wenger and Brendan Rodgers among names in frame for manager’s job
Dragon Boat Racing team building event
Dragon boat racing is a great way to motivate staff and build high performing teams. MBNL a joint venture company owned by UK mobile networks operators EE and Three have recently organised a staff sports day. This event was held at Bisham Abbey in Marlow and is ideally located next to the Thames River where dragon boat races can be
Read moreRussian hooligans were savage and organised, say England fans
Some were disguised in English club shirts and equipped with gumshields and truncheons for violence in Marseille
Read moreHatters voted against Premier League Academy sides playing in the EFL Trophy
Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet has confirmed the club voted against plans for Premier League academy sides to feature in the EFL Trophy next season. At the EFL’s annual conference and AGM held in Portugal this week, the Sky Bet EFL clubs agreed to pilot a scheme to include category 1 Premier League academy/Under-21 sides in the tournament. Read
Read moreRoy Hodgson rejects call for England to be cynical as team head for France
• Wayne Rooney has said England need to develop nastiness
• Hodgson: ‘I won’t be spending time teaching players to feign injury’