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It was a special night for India at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday as the Suryakumar Yadav-led side clinched the T20 World Cup 2026 title.

Jersey RFC have benefitted from having a number of former Jersey Reds players in their side [BBC]Jersey fly-half Aaron Penberthy says the island side want to win all of their games this season after clinching the Regional One South title.The island side beat Bracknell 38-7 on Saturday to win promotion to National Two level.They have won all 19 of their games so far this season as they earned their third promotion in four campaigns."Promotion was first, but we do want to go unbeaten," Penberthy told BBC Radio Jersey. "I think we've got the group of players that won't take their foot off the gas."That's a massive achievement if we do that, everyone's hungry for it.The 33-year-old kicked 13 points as an island side returned to the top-four tiers of rugby for the first time since then-Championship champions Jersey Reds went out of business in 2022.The former Cornish Pirates half-back was part of the Reds side until 2020 when he retired from the professional game and became a police officer.He joined amateur side Jersey RFC when it was established in 2022 after splitting from then-professional Championship side Jersey Reds."I came back to have a bit of fun with the guys, and now we're going into the National Leagues again," he said."I would never have expected to be back in National Two, I think the last time I played National Two I was 17 years old playing for Redruth."Hopefully, I can just maintain this old body and try to get another season out of it."Aaron Penberthy played 74 times in two spells with Jersey Reds [Jonathan Huelin]Penberthy was part of the Cornish Pirates side that were beaten in the Championship play-off final in 2012 by London Welsh.He went on to make a career as a professional in England's second tier before leaving the sport at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. He became a key part of the island's amateur side that provided a lifeline for the sport in the island after the Reds demise - he is a number of former professionals who have stayed on Jersey and play for the club.They have gone on to earn three promotions in four seasons and have won all 19 of their matches so far this campaign."We always have a target on our back every week," he added."It's such a good group of players. I've always said this when I was playing for Jersey Reds, because you're on an island we're such a tight group."We live in a nine-by-five-mile island, we train with each other Tuesday, Thursday nights, spend every other Saturday with each other away from our families."It's just such a good team and good cohesion within the team and we knew what we had to do."

Texans guard Ed Ingram will not hit free agency after agreeing to return to Houston on a three-year, $37.5 million deal, according to ESPN and NFL Network.

Sunderland have suffered an embarrassing FA Cup fifth round exit as a struggling third tier side coached by an Australian and presided over by pop superstar Robbie Williams pulled off a miracle win overnight.

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Max Verstappen has held talks with Formula One bosses ahead of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, following widespread criticism of the sport's new regulations.F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali and FIA single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis will also seek views from all 11 team principals in Shanghai.One potential fix being considered involves lowering the electrical power output from 350kW, which would reduce the battery charging demands currently frustrating competitors.Separately, the fate of next month's Bahrain and Saudi Arabian races remains uncertain due to Middle East tensions, with any decision likely delayed until after the Shanghai event. TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayCancellation of both rounds would create a five-week break in the calendar. Verstappen, a four-time world champion, launched a scathing attack on the new rules despite recovering from 20th on the grid to finish sixth at Sunday's season opener in Melbourne.The Dutchman likened the current racing experience to a popular video game, expressing his dissatisfaction with how competitors now battle on track.Verstappen said: "If you enjoy that, then okay, but that's what I do at home when I play Mario Kart. For me, I didn't enjoy the way we raced. It is not really proper."His criticism has reportedly prompted F1 executives to contact him directly, with the regulations casting fresh doubt over his long-term commitment to the sport.Reigning world champion Lando Norris voiced similar frustrations.He described the new racing format as "very artificial" because drivers must manage battery power and use a boost button when overtaking.The McLaren driver raised safety concerns about the regulations.LATEST SPORT NEWSMax Verstappen drops fresh retirement hint as frustration rises after Australian Grand PrixLando Norris makes alarming admission after difficult day at Australian Grand PrixFour biggest talking points from Australian Grand Prix as Mercedes show masteryHe warned that the significant differences in closing speeds between cars could lead to a "big accident" on the track.A central issue with the current rules is that competitors must effectively reduce their pace at maximum velocity to recharge their batteries, creating unpredictable speed variations throughout the field.George Russell, who claimed a dominant victory in Melbourne to lead the world championship for the first time in his career, suggested his rivals' complaints stemmed from disappointment with their results.Lewis Hamilton, who secured his best finish since joining Ferrari with fourth place, dismissed the criticism from those lower down the order.Hamilton said: "They are further down the line with 20 cars ahead of you."It may seem different, but from my position I thought it was great."I thought the race was really fun with lots of battling and the car was really fun to drive. "It was awesome."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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