Shubman Gill scored 64 off 37 balls while B Sai Sudharsan made 84 off 53 balls as the opening pair added 125 runs. It was their seventh century partnership in the IPL, the most by any pair in the tournaments history.

A new head coach is going to meet a lot of people, except for the best defensive end of his generation, apparently. Speaking at his Thursday press availability, new Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken replied "no" when asked if he had yet met "face-to-face" with superstar defensive end Myles Garrett. The important thing is this isn't awkward at all. Garrett, a five-time All-Pro and seven-time Pro Bowler, is coming off a 2025 campaign that saw him break the single-season NFL sack record with 23.0 of them, while also totaling a 2025 NFL-high 33 tackles for loss, three forced fumbles and 60 combined tackles. The career-long Browns' defender has logged double-digit sacks in eight consecutive seasons and earned NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors in two of the last three years (2023 and 2025). Garrett ranks first in Browns history in registered sacks (125.5) and forced fumbles (23). The 60-year-old Monken who was previously the offensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens from 2023-25 and the Browns' offensive coordinator in 2019, among other assistant coaching positions is embarking on his first NFL head-coaching stint; he was the head coach of the Southern Miss Golden Eagles from 2013-15. On the player front, Monken has consistently expressed that second-year signal-caller Shedeur Sanders who made seven starts in his 2025 rookie campaign and veteran Deshaun Watson who hasn't played since Oct. 2024 due to a torn Achilles tendon will compete to be the team's starting quarterback throughout the offseason.

Harry Maguire was counted out for England in the World Cup, having made a fine impression so far this season but he says he feels shocked and gutted.

The Crystal Palace defender suffered an injury that rules him out of the Premier League finale and threatens his availability for upcoming USMNT matches

Boys volleyball is an MHSAA varsity sport for the first time, and Holland-area teams are making the most of the opportunity.Fennville made history with its first conference championship after beating Wyoming Potter's House 25-20, 25-21, 25-13 on Wednesday, May 20, to win the City Coast Conference.The Blackhawks are ranked No. 7 in the state in Division 2, finishing the regular season 20-6-3.More: Holland Christian boys volleyball's stellar run to the finals ends with state runner-upHolland Christian, which made the state finals when it was a club sport last season, is ranked No. 8 in Division 2, while Holland also is in Division 2.Local Division 1 teams are West Ottawa and Zeeland.With regionals beginning next week, here is a look at the matchups:BOYS VOLLEYBALLDivision 1Regional quarterfinalsWednesday, May 27Forest Hills at West Ottawa, 6 p.m.Zeeland at Grand Haven, 6 p.m.Division 2Regional quarterfinalsTuesday, May 26At Holland ChristianCovenant Christian at Holland Christian, 6 p.m.Unity Christian at Potter's House, 6 p.m.South Christian at Wyoming Kelloggsville, 6 p.m.SemifinalsThursday, May 28Holland vs. Kelloggsville-South Christian winner, at Holland Christian, 5 p.m.Holland Christian-Covenant Christian winner vs. Unity Christian-Potter's House winner, at Holland Christian, 7 p.m.At FennvilleRegional quarterfinalsTuesday, May 26Kalamazoo Christian at Fennville, 5 p.m.Regional semifinalsThursday, May 28Fennville-Kalamazoo Christian winner at Gull Lake, 7 p.m.This article originally appeared on The Holland Sentinel: Fennville boys volleyball claims historic conference title in MHSAA

The star Eagles wide receiver became a husband over the weekend at Montage Laguna Beach in California.

Four new teams, a talented draft class and a roster reset all coming this summer are some of the key storylines to watch as the PWHL officially starts its off-season.

A thief who tried to steal one of Scott Pendleburys commemorative sherrins reportedly had his leg broken as a fan made a citizens arrest.

The SFA have finally broken their silence on the fallout from last weekend's title decider - with the audio revealing that Hearts boss Derek McInnes was 'happy for the game to finish'.