India defeated Pakistan by five wickets in a tight affair to win their ninth Asia Cup title.

Hollie Arnold (Scott Knighton, Blackheath & Bromley) claimed bronze in the F46 javelin on day one of the World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi.

Finlay Menzies added to the Novuna Great Britain & Northern Ireland team's medal haul in New Delhi by bagging bronze in the T72 100m on day four of the World Para Athletics Championships 2025.

Two-time winners Pakistan have met the defending champions twice already during the tournament, with India winning on both occasions, but the matches have garnered more attention for the friction between the two sides than for the cricket.

Hannah Cockroft led a British one-two-three in the women’s T34 400m during the World Para Athletics Championships.

England finally delivered when it really mattered as they outclassed Canada in front of a delirious record 81,885 Twickenham crowd to win the Women’s Rugby World Cup for the third time on a memorable day for the sport.