Sunia Turuva scores his second from Patrick Herbert's incredible pass.

Virat Kohli's explosive entry at Wankhede Stadium saw him become the first batter to score over 1,000 runs against Mumbai Indians in IPL history. He partnered with Phil Salt for a dominant 120-run opening stand, with Salt contributing a rapid 78. Mumbai Indians opted to field after winning the toss.

Wout van Aert beat cycling great Tadej Pogaar in a dramatic sprint to the line to win the prestigious Paris-Roubaix one-day classic for the first time.

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The 2026 NFL Draft is just around the corner, and the Pittsburgh Steelers have a glaring need at left guard to fill.While new head coach Mike McCarthy has hinted that the starting job could be up for grabs among guards currently on the roster, these Day 2 prospects would be excellent additions for Pittsburgh.Chase Bisontis, Texas A&MAn excellent run blocker with high upside in pass protection, Bisontis would be an instant impact player for Pittsburgh's offense and could easily become the Day 1 starter.Keylan Rutledge, Georgia TechBoasting outstanding power and a knack for burying defenders in the run game, Rutledge would be an excellent pickup in Round 3, offering Pittsburgh a developmental prospect with starting upside.Jalen Farmer, KentuckyAnother guard prospect that excels in run blocking, Farmer made a big leap from 2024 to 2025 and could give the Steelers excellent value for a late-third-round draft pick.For up-to-dateSteelerscoverage, including any offseason moves, follow us on X@TheSteelersWireand give ourFacebook pagea like.This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Steelers' guard targets in second, third rounds of 2026 NFL Draft

Roberto De Zerbi's first game in charge of Tottenham ended in defeat after they were beaten 1-0 by Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.

Russini, who works for the New York Times-owned Athletic, is being reinvestigated by her employers over pictures of the pair holding hands and embracing.