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Kamindu Mendis’s shot flew into the Lord’s pavilion and struck a spectator who tried to catch the ball

England tore up the form book after a dismal year to shake, rattle and roll over a disjointed Argentina with 14 men for 77 minutes

ITV’s broadcast at the final whistle suggested the final score was 29-13, when in fact a missed conversion meant it was 27-13

Harmer was speaking to Telegraph Sport’s Vaughany and Tuffers Cricket Club podcast

Telegraph Sport runs the rule over both sides after Australia win the series opener

Tom Latham will lead the side in Williamson’s absence while batting all-rounder Michael Bracewell could make his Test debut

England confirm Matt Parkinson will replace Leach in the first Test after latter suffers injury chasing ball to the boundary in sixth over

Contrasting games compliment pairing as Quins duo exceed own expectations in stellar season for London club

Number of tries scored from driving mauls is at a record high in the Premiership - so, how do defences stop them?

The full-back collected the ball on his own five-metre line, using his raw pace to swerve in and out of six helpless defenders

Last weekend’s Champions Cup action saw record number of cards and there should have been more

Telegraph Sport assesses who has brought the most to their side this season with availability, performance and versatility all considered

Former Saracens lock will retire at the end of the season, but should not be discounted from still making the 2023 Rugby World Cup

After a difficult week, Beckett responded impressively on the pitch to help her team to a convincing win

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Italy were defeated in the opening round against France, but showed signs of improvement and will on Sunday face a far-from-vintage England

With the help of ex-Harlequins second row George Robson, Telegraph Sport reviews England’s line-outs to see when and why it falters

Mike Brown explains why the 50:22 law has made positional awareness paramount and strengthened the case for dropping a specialist winger

This was a rematch of the last World Cup final, the most famous T20 match yet played.

Marcus Stoinis and Matthew Wade combined in a crucial 40-run stand to help Australia beat South Africa by five wickets in a low-scoring thriller in their opening Super 12 clash in the Twenty20 World Cup on Saturday.