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Ben Duckett has scored 49, 75, 52*, 0, and 64 in his past five innings [Getty Images]The Hundred men's competition, Trent BridgeTrent Rockets 146-4 (100 balls): Duckett 64 (47); Carse 2-20Sunrisers Leeds 141-4 (100 balls): Brook 46 (33); Amir 2-20Trent Rockets won by five runsScorecard. TableBen Duckett struck a half-century and took a sharp diving catch to remove England team-mate Harry Brook as The Hundred leaders Trent Rockets beat Sunrisers Leeds by five runs.The 31-year-old smacked Liam Patterson-White for five consecutive fours to bring up his fifty off 35 balls, but it was an otherwise measured innings from the opener, who made 64 (47), including nine boundaries, to help Rockets post 146-4.A 71-run third-wicket stand between Mitchell Marsh and Brook put Sunrisers in control of their chase, with just 35 runs required from 20 deliveries. However, Mohammad Amir only conceded five runs off the next four balls before Brook found a leaping Duckett in the covers to depart for 46 (33).Amir had Marsh (41 off 35) caught behind by Sam Billings five balls later, finishing with figures of 2-20, and an equation of 25 runs from 10 deliveries proved too much for Dan Lawrence and Tom Alsop. Duckett had earlier anchored his side's innings, with his knock in stark contrast to Trent Rockets debutant Aneurin Donald. Introduced early in the powerplay after Brydon Carse (2-20) bowled Finn Allen, Donald thrashed three sixes and dominated his 63-run second-wicket stand with Duckett, hitting 40 runs off 19 deliveries.Carse also accounted for Donald, whose free-scoring was unmatched on either side, while Duckett was bowled by Nathan Ellis with five balls remaining. Tim David was laboured for his 24 (22) but struck a crucial six off the penultimate ball of the innings.A fourth consecutive victory moves Trent Rockets four points clear at the top of The Hundred table. Sunrisers Leeds remain fifth, with two wins and two defeats. All our Hundred Who Am I? quizzes in one placeWhat is happening on Monday?Welsh Fire face Southern Brave in Cardiff, with the women's match at 15:00 BST and the men's game 18:30.You can follow ball-by-ball commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, BBC Sounds and the BBC Sport website and app.The Hundred 2026 - schedule and how to followGet cricket news sent straight to your phone

Clemson basketball forward RJ Godfrey, who went to court to get an extra year of eligibility, will transfer to Arizona, per a report from On3 on Aug. 2.This story will be updatedThis article originally appeared on Greenville News: Clemson basketball's RJ Godfrey will transfer to Arizona, per report

'We have to move to Europe': How Jasprit Bumrah's son left the India cricket star 'heartbroken' with football confession originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Jasprit Bumrah's wife and long-time TV anchor Sanjana Ganesan revealed her son told India pacer he prefers football to cricket.The India pacer was left "heartbroken" by the toddler's early sporting preference.Bumrah joked the family would have to move to Europe for football.How Jasprit Bumrah's son left the Indian cricket star 'heartbroken' with football confessionJasprit Bumrah has spent his career leaving the world's best batters bewildered, but it seems the India pace spearhead has met his match at home. His wife, sports presenter Sanjana Ganesan, has revealed how the couple's young son delivered a footballing confession that left the cricketer crestfallen.Speaking on the GenExtraaa show, Ganesan shared a charming glimpse into life with the fast bowler and their toddler, Angad, who was born in September 2023. The anecdote centred on the little one's budding sporting interests, which have not quite gone the way his father might have hoped.The confession came shortly after the youngster began attending a football class, and his verdict on the two sports was refreshingly blunt for someone so young.MORE:Jasprit Bumrah ruled out of Sri Lanka Tests! Front-runners to replace the Indian pacer listedThe confession that broke a father's heartGanesan recounted the moment with obvious amusement. She said, "So even with Jasprit, he just started doing a football class a couple of months ago. The boy can just about connect his foot to the ball, but he's gone to Jasprit and told him, 'I think I like football more than cricket.' And my husband's been heartbroken."When your dad is Jasprit Bumrah, but you prefer football Sanjana Ganesan reveals why Jasprit was left "heartbroken" over their li'l one's new sporting preference! Watch the full fun-filled episode of #GenExtraaa now on our YouTube channel! #SonySportsNetwork pic.twitter.com/Bt7N8emdJJ Sony Sports Network (@SonySportsNetwk) August 2, 2026Bumrah's reaction, by her telling, leapt straight to logistics. Ganesan continued, "He's been like, he liked football; we're going to have to move to Europe. The houses are small. I am like he's two; first of all, there's no money in football." The presenter was quick to stress that her husband's dramatic response was rooted in genuine, if exaggerated, feelings.She said, "I respect footballers and what they do, but my husband has had some reaction to the fact that my son enjoys football."The exchange drew laughter from the host, who teased that the family was already halfway out the door. Ganesan played along, joking, "Yes, yes, to somehow like a pigeon-hole apartment," imagining a cramped European existence built around their son's new passion.MORE:Arshdeep Singh apologises to R Ashwin after placing India spin legend last in his bowler rankingsA glimpse of the man behind the run-upThe story offers a rare, lighter side to Bumrah, who leads India's attack into the Sri Lanka series but remains the subject of a fitness watch over a knee concern. There is something quietly endearing about the image of one of cricket's most feared bowlers fretting over a two-year-old's choice of sport.It humanises a figure usually seen at his most ruthless, and the mock-catastrophic talk of uprooting to Europe reads as the fond exaggeration of a doting father rather than any real dismay. Whether Angad sticks with football or eventually gravitates towards his father's trade is a question for another decade entirely.For now, the tale is a warm reminder that even the most single-minded champions are, at home, simply parents navigating the small and funny surprises their children spring on them.For all the latest cricket news, opinion, and commentary and to share your voice, head to ourFacebook,Instagram,andX (Twitter)pages.

Could the NCAA be headed towards even more expanded playoffs? New UCLA Bruins head coach Bob Chesney doesnt sound opposed to more College Football Playoff expansion, speaking about the topic earlier this week at the Big Ten Conference Media Day.The CFP started with just four teams, giving programs virtually no margin for error to make the playoffs. Currently the format sits at 12 teams, giving the best a fair shot at reaching the playoffs, but even now theres still debate about the near misses that are left out of the playoffs.There have been discussions about expanding even farther, potentially to a 16 or 24 team format. The expansions would almost surely help the Bruins, who are still a program on the rise after an awful 2025 season. Chesney has already cracked the 12-team playoff format, reaching the CFP last year with James Madison out of the Sun Belt Conference.The thing I do think is just odd, when you go to the NBA 70% of the teams get into the playoffs, something like that, right? Chesney said, with the NBA now having 20 of 30 teams make the postseason thanks to the Play-In Tournament. Go to baseball, go to basketball, any sport, the NFL, 45-50% of their teams get into the playoffs. 8% of college football get into the playoffs. Thats a little odd to me."4550% of [professional] teams get into the playoffs, 8% of college football [teams] get into the playoffs. That's a little odd to me.@UCLAFootballs Bob Chesney makes his case for CFP expansion pic.twitter.com/zoNp04sbvm Cover 3 Podcast (@Cover3Podcast) July 30, 2026It sounds as if Chesneys thinking of major changes to the CFP system, the issue is that the regular season for college football is just 12 games, meaning that the current CFP format (four rounds of games) takes up one third of the length of the season.Chesneys proven he can do lead a CFP team, but reaching the CFP with the UCLA Bruins will be a whole other challenge for the first-year head coach.This article originally appeared on UCLA Wire: UCLA's Bob Chesney finds the current CFP format 'a little odd'

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA - JULY 27: Mitch Keller #23 of the Pittsburgh Pirates pitches during the first inning against the Arizona Diamondbacks at PNC Park on July 27, 2026 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty Images) | Getty ImagesPittsburgh Pirates vs. Cincinnati Reds, August 2, 2026, 1:40 p.m. ETThe Pittsburgh Pirates are finishing off their four-game set against the Cincinnati Reds, but they wont have it easy in the final game before the MLB Trade Deadline tomorrow.Mitch Keller gets the start for the Pirates, and hes looking for his first win since June 28, when he last pitched against the Cincinnati Reds. He went six innings, giving up five hits and three earned runs in a 9-4 victory at PNC Park. The Bucks have won each of Kellers last two starts in 10 innings, including his latest appearance on July 27 against the Arizona Diamondbacks, where he went 5.1 innings, giving up six hits and two earned runs.The Reds are giving the ball to their ace, Chase Burns, who is 12-1 so far this season. In his last start against the Pirates, he went six innings, giving up nine hits and five earned runs, but the Reds rallied late to win 9-7 at PNC Park. After that appearance, he won his next three starts but came away with a no-decision in his latest appearance on July 28 against the Cleveland Guardians. Burns went five innings, giving up five hits and one earned run, but the Reds lost 6-5.Location: Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, OHBroadcast: KDKA AM/FM, Sportsnet PittsburghPitching Matchup: Mitch Keller (6-7, 4.83 ERA) vs. Chase Burns (12-1, 2.40 ERA)BD community, this is your gameday thread for today. Chime off in the comments section below.

Sacramento, Calif. The Tigers formally announced the trade that was reported late Saturday night.All the physicals were passed, all the paperwork finalized: Two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal is now a Los Angeles Dodger.The Tigers have assigned the three players they got in return to three different levels of their system. Right-handed pitcher River Ryan, who is 27 and the closest to being big-league ready, was assigned to Triple-A Toledo. He is still recovering from a hamstring injury. He debuted with the San Diego Padres in 2024 but was shut down soon after with a UCL tear and Tommy John surgery. Outfielder Zyhir Hope, 21, who was the No. 5-rated prospect in the Dodgers system and No. 25 in baseball (per MLB Pipeline), will report to Double-A Erie. Right-handed pitcher Brady Smith, 21, the Dodgers No. 17-rated prospect, will report to High-A West Michigan.The Tigers also called up right-handed reliever Brenan Hanifee to fill Skubals spot on the active roster.The Tigers are still working through how the rotation might look after the trade deadline Monday. Casey Mize, a pending free agent at seasons end, is now at or near the top of the list for teams looking to acquire starting pitching.It is possible that Jackson Jobe will be called up at some point this week. He was scheduled to make his fifth rehab start Sunday at West Michigan.Jack Flaherty, who is dealing with a strained flexor tendon, hasnt been cleared to throw and there is no timetable for his return.Justin Verlander (groin) is not yet throwing off a mound.As it stands now, Mize, Framber Valdez, Troy Melton and Keider Montero comprise the rotation.Besides Jobe, Ty Madden could also be moved into the rotation.We will get to the off day Monday and try to sort all that out, manager AJ Hinch said Saturday night.This story will be updated.chris.mccosky@detroitnews.com@cmccoskyThis article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Tigers begin process of sorting out rotation post-Tarik Skubal

One of the gripes from fans about the Buffalo Bills offense has been the teams lack of usage of running backs in the passing game.Take James Cook, for example. The Bills leading rusher caught 33 passes last season, which was tied for 25th among running backs.Thankfully, the Bills are showing early on in training camp that things might change in 2026.ESPNs Alaina Getzenberg reports that Buffalo has been targeted the position group more in practice, which could be a sign of things to come.MORE: Bills unveil new Nickel City alternate jerseys: Heres how to buyThe running backs room James Cook III,Ty JohnsonandRay Davis has been noticeably more involved as pass catchers in practices, which is something to keep an eye on if that production increases this season, Getzenberg wrote.A head-scratching approachBuffalo Bills running back James Cook (4) reacts in the closing minutes of the game against the Kansas City Chiefs during the AFC Championship game at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium (Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images).One thing that has made the Bills reluctance to use their running backs more in the passing game more frustrating is the fact that Buffalo has had a shaky situation at wide receiver for years now.Things should be better in 2026 after the Bills pulled off a trade with the Chicago Bears for DJ Moore, who was added to a pass-catchers group that also includes Khalil Shakir and Dalton Kincaid.But concerns remain. Kincaid has had issues staying healthy the past two seasons and its anyones guess who, if anyone, will adequately step up into the No. 3 wide receiver role between guys like Keon Coleman, Joshua Palmer and rookie Skyler Bell.If all three of those players fail to answer the bell, the Bills are going to be one injury away from being in the same exact boat they were in during the 2026 campaign, when they had one of the worst wide receiver situations in the league.MORE: NFL award predictions for 2026 seasonAside from their shaky pass-catcher situation, another reason to get Cook more involved in the passing game is because of his big-play ability.The veteran running back is one of the most explosive players in the entire league and can make house calls from anywhere on the field with the ball in his hands. Head coach Joe Brady cant make the same mistake he did as the offensive coordinator and must get his backs more involved, and thats especially true with Cook.As of right now, it looks like that could happen this coming season.Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories on The Big Lead

MIAMI GARDENS Rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez is one of the most humble game-changing, turnover-causing defensive players to come through the Miami Dolphins in quite some time.Rodriguez, a second-round pick from Texas Tech, has done nothing but punch the ball out and knock passes down since his arrival in South Florida."Not that I'm perfect at it or have it all figured out," Rodriguez said following Miami's fourth training camp practice. "I've just been fortunate to get a few."It's not good fortune. It's talent. Rodriguez isn't ready to say it yet, so we'll let others say it for him."Magnet to the ball," running back Ollie Gordon II says."Relentless," cornerback Chris Johnson says."Violent," Miami coach Jeff Hafley says.Former Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas, a Hall of Famer, made eye-opening plays in his first training camp, 30 years ago. The fellow Texan and Texas Tech standout is also known for his humility.We are not saying Rodriguez is the next Zach Thomas, but the similarities are scintillating."He's got a really good knack for getting the ball out," Hafley said of Rodriguez. "A lot of guys throw punches and miss and hit ribs and hit the back and hit shoulder pads and they're trying to get the ball out. He's got a really good feel and he's got really good timing and very instinctual."Rodriguez is cerebral and pleasant off the field. But on the field, he seems to flip a switch."I think just trying to play the game the right way," Rodriguez said. "I think football is a physical game and it's meant to be played that way. You have to be physical when you do it, whether you're attacking a ball carrier or the ball specifically. It really doesn't matter as long as you do it violently with the right technique and proper form. I feel like that's how it's got to be played."Jacob Rodriguez one of 13 drafted rookies on Miami DolphinsrosterLike Thomas, Rodriguez is also really skilled in pass coverage."He's got really good width and range and in zone coverage, he's got the ability to get up and get his hands on the football," Hafley said.Rate Jacob Rodriguezs mustache on a scale of 1-100#FinsUppic.twitter.com/F8McCRX8uM Joe Schad (@schadjoe) August 2, 2026How does Rodriguez approach pass coverage?"I think just playing with your feet in the ground," Rodriguez said. "A lot of of times if you start crossing over, pick your feet up. You should have both feet on the ground with your eyes on the quarterback and just ready to break. I think the more efficient breaks that we can get, the distance that we can cover before the ball is caught is kind of what we're looking for."Rodriguez had four interceptions and seven forced fumbles last season at Texas Tech.As for punching at the football? Rodriguez says there is a time and a place. For example, he would pass on a punch opportunity if a third down tackle would set up an opponent punt."You gotta' take a chance to take the ball away," Rodriguez said. "And I think you see what you punch, just like a boxer. If you see the ball, you punch it. If you're just kind of throwing a blind punch, then that's when it kind of gets risky... If we can take three or more (forced turnovers) per game, that kind of stat, that would help us to win, it would be unbelievable."Dolphins practice report: Day 3 observations; Caleb Douglas breakoutJoe Schad: Miami Dolphins Jeff Hafley wants team traits Brian Flores once wantedMiami Dolphins depth chart battle: Jaylen Wright vs. Ollie Gordon IIJoe Schad is a journalist covering theMiami Dolphinsand the NFL atThe Palm Beach Post. You can reach him atjschad@pbpost.comand follow him onInstagramand on X@schadjoe. Sign up for Joe's free weeklyDolphins Pulse Newsletter. Help support our workby subscribing today.This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Miami Dolphins rookie LB Jacob Rodriguez is turnover machine

Tennis at the 2026 Mubadala DC Open on August 2 features womens and mens singles finals with Jessica Pegula, Alexandra Eala, Taylor Fritz, and Rafael Jodar.Those finals were slated to begin at 12 PM EDT; however, they are postponed due to rain.MORE: Holger Runes shirt steals the show in his latest practice videoJessica Pegula is a two-time DC Open champion facing Alexandra EalaPegula is the perennial favorite to win the womens singles crown, but no one would be surprised if Filipina sensation Alexandra Eala defeated her.Eala has worked through an impressive draw this week including last years champion Leylah Fernandez, 2024 Paris Olympic champion Qinwen Zheng, and four-time Grand Slam champion and former WTA World No. 1 Naomi Osaka. MORE: Victoria Azarenka posts introspective birthday message with no mention of a tennis returnThe question will be who has the most fans. Pegula would be the logical choice; however, the Filipino fans travel en masse to support Eala who is single handedly putting the Philippines on the tennis map.Will nerves be an issue? Ealas two previous titles were WTA 125 challengers; winning a WTA 500 would unlock a new career milestone for the 21-year-old. Taylor Fritz is seeking his first ATP title of 2026 against Rafael JodarFritz has played an outstanding tournament, taking out his fellow Americans Alex Michelsen and Brandon Nakashima in prior rounds. Aug 1, 2026; Washington, D.C., USA; Taylor Fritz (USA) celebrates after his match against Brandon Nakashima (USA) (not pictured) in a mens singles semifinal on day six of the 2026 Mubadala DC Open at Rock Creek Park Tennis Center. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn ImagesHe faces Rafael Jodar, the 19-year-old Spaniard that he has beaten previously, but Jodars game has improved since they last met earlier this year.Fritz should have the crowd support, but Jodar has confidence. He won a maiden ATP 250 title on the clay in Morocco in March. Enjoy free coverage of the top news & trending stories with The Big Lead Newsletter