Month: July 2016

As the UK comes to terms with once again being governed by an unelected leader, across the pond the more

Thanks to the Olympic Games, the fourth and final major of the golf calendar has been rather crudely shoehorned into

It is one of the standout races of the mid-summer calendar, and the feature renewal of a top-class King George

Even if you aren’t a fan of golf, the sheer sporting theatre on Sunday as Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson

It wasn’t meant to happen like this. For any English cricket fans the first test against Pakistan felt like a

It is, unofficially at least, the second biggest tournament of the darting calendar, and a full five months or so

It’s July (how did that happen already?) and that means that golf punters have not one but two majors to

As the dust finally settles on Euro 2016, a tournament boasting the occasional moment of genius and a head-scratching conclusion

It seems like an eternity ago when the host nation took to the field against Romania in the first match

The summer tennis showpiece is cranking up through the gears, and at last we know the identities of the four

With the third major of the year, The Open, just a week away, it’s no surprise to see a stacked

Presumably everyone outside of Wales and Portugal wishes that this match up was the final of Euro 2016, but unfortunately

After successfully backing an 8/1 shot (Portugal on penalties) and a 1/2 formality (Under 2.5 Goals in Germany vs Italy)

It was, initially at least, billed as a two horse race for the Tory leadership and thus position as the