Canterburys attack is still a work in progress. This is how the Bulldogs can make life easy on their young No.7.

Rishabh Pants opening gamble failed as he was run out for 7 in a freak dismissal during Lucknow Super Giants loss to Delhi Capitals. Calling it a 50-50 decision, Pant said he will still bat in the top order. A brilliant partnership between Sameer Rizvi and Tristan Stubbs sealed the win for DC.

The Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, is set to be enriched by two further Italian artefacts. The racing suit of Lisa Vittozzi (biathlon) and the poles of Federico Pellegrino (cross-country skiing) will become part of the permanent collection of the most prestigious complex in the world dedicated to the Olympic Games and the beating heart of international sporting memory.The two donations arrived at the conclusion of Milano Cortina 2026, a record-breaking Olympic Games for the entire Italia Team. Lisa Vittozzi (photo FISI) triumphed in the pursuit, claiming the first Olympic gold medal in history for Italian biathlon, in addition to securing silver in the mixed relay alongside Tommaso Giacomel, Lukas Hofer and Dorothea Wierer. The 31-year-old from Sappada was also one of the two flag bearers at the Closing Ceremony at the Arena di Verona together with speed skater Davide Ghiotto, who won gold in the team pursuit with team-mates Andrea Giovannini and Michelle Malfatti.Federico Pellegrino, Italys standard-bearer at the Opening Ceremony at San Siro Stadium alongside short track skater Arianna Fontana, lived up to expectations in what marked the fourth and final Olympic Games of a legendary career. The champion from Nus took his leave of the Olympic stage with two bronze medals: one in the mens relay with Davide Graz, Martino Carollo and Elia Barp, and the other in the team sprint in free technique paired with Barp. The suit and the poles (both signed by the athletes) were presented to the staff of the Olympic Museum, who will transport them to Switzerland to enrich the IOCs historical and cultural heritage within the exhibition that recounts the most stirring moments in Olympic history.Thank you to Lisa Vittozzi and Federico Pellegrino for their donations, which enhance our collection of more than 90,000 unique objects. These items tell stories not only of success, but also of the commitment and sacrifice required to achieve it. Through these donations, visitors from around the world will be able to relive the emotions of Milano Cortina 2026, and younger generations will draw inspiration from the athletes, gaining a deeper understanding of the human and sporting journey that leads to a medal, said the Director of the Olympic Museum, Angelita Teo.To enter, by right, a Museum that preserves the testimony of the finest pages written in sporting history is a great honour for us. We are proud to have contributed to the successes of the Italia Team, and this donation to the IOC stands as further testimony to that, commented Lisa Vittozzi and Federico Pellegrino in unison.

Canadian ski cross racer Reece Howden, fresh off clinching his fourth World Cup season title, earned a silver medal in the final race of the season on Sunday in Gllivare, Sweden.

A'ja Wilson will take part in a USA Basketball training camp in Phoenix, the first time that Wilson will take part in a training camp since helping the U.S. win the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Games.

long-serving former member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). In a message on his Games. Chang Ung, a North Korean International Olympic Committee (IOC) member, attends the 2018 PyeongChang

England struggles without their talisman The disappointing loss at Wembley followed a disjointed 1-1 draw with Uruguay last week, leaving Tuchel with plenty of questions ahead of the World Cup. With their captain watching from the stands, England failed to find a cutting edge. Manchester City star Phil Foden was deployed as a false nine but struggled to make an impact, while previous experiments with Dominic Solanke and Dominic Calvert-Lewin have also failed to produce a convincing alternative to Bayern Munich star Kane. Tuchel defends Kane dependency When asked if the squad are too dependent on their 32-year-old captain, Tuchel pointed towards the worlds greatest ever players to prove his point. "Well, why would Argentina not rely on Messi or Portugal not rely on Cristiano Ronaldo?" Tuchel said on ITV. "This is totally normal. Key players left camp for us, key figures. We saw that a bit. We lacked a punch in the last 20 metres in both matches. In the absence of Harry Kane, we don't have the same threat. Bayern Munich in the absence of Harry Kane has not the same threat. No team in the world has the same threat." Manager bites back at pressure talk The atmosphere at Wembley turned toxic following Kaoru Mitoma's winning goal, but the former Chelsea boss was in no mood to address whether the expectations of the national team were burdening his younger players. Tuchel remained steadfast in his belief that the group must simply adapt to the high-stakes environment of international football. When questioned if the shirt was becoming too heavy for some, the manager refused to be drawn into the debate, stating: "I dont want to engage in this discussion because I think its very clear what we want to do and how we want to play and focus more on principles. It comes with pressure. It comes with noise, playing for England. Thats just how it is." 'There is no second Kane' Despite the setback, the England manager remains confident that his side can find results without their record goalscorer, even if the task becomes significantly harder. Tuchel was adamant, however, that he is not looking to mould another player into a replica of Kane because such a profile simply does not exist. "We can win games without Harry. We will win without Harry, we have won without Harry. But it's easier to win matches with Harry of course," Tuchel concluded. "I'm not looking for a second Harry Kane - there is no second Harry Kane." The Three Lions are now facing a period of reflection before they fly out to the United States for their final World Cup warm-up games against New Zealand and Costa Rica.