Club football is back with a bang this weekend with a number of huge matches from around the footballing world.

Glenn Maxwell says he is not a fan of the law change that permitted him to pull off one of the most brilliant outfield catches of the year.

Australia opener David Warner has been ruled out of the tour of Bangladesh in October because of the broken thumb.

When Brendan Rogers arrives at Old Trafford on Saturday, he will experience the defining game as the Liverpool manager this season.

Bangladesh brushed aside India in their last group match of the ICRC T20 tournament by seven wickets at BKSP.

Former footballer David Beckham is doing a speaking role in Guy Ritchie's Knights of the Roundtable next year.

Rene Higuita who enjoyed a madcap moment or two in his playing days, has taken to the swimming pool to celebrate his famous Wembley moment.

The UK will cross a "legal and ethical Rubicon" if the law on assisted suicide in England and Wales is changed, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said.

Black Sabbath have announced "The End," their farewell tour set to kick off in January in North America and Australia.

Bangladesh began the ICRC T20 tournament for the physically gifted with flying colours by overcoming the strong English team by 14 runs.

Sri Lanka offspinner Tharindu Kaushal has been reported for a suspect illegal bowling action following the third Test against India.

Real Madrid say they did everything they could to sign Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea, after missing the deadline by two minutes.

England batsman Ian Bell says he still has the "hunger and desire" to play international cricket.

Najam Sethi, former chairman of the PCB, announced the Pakistan Super League (PSL) will be held from 4-24 February, 2016.

A trial in England is hoping to significantly boost the range of electric cars by introducing roads that can charge the vehicles as they drive along them.

The first ever international cricket tournament for physically disabled individuals will be organized in Dhaka from September 2.

Former England fast bowler Chris Tremlett has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket.

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Australia captain Michael Clarke has confirmed he will retire from international cricket at the end of the ongoing Ashes series.

Nicole Barr, a 12-year-old from Essex in England scores a 162 on her Mensa IQ test — that's two points higher than what Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking scored, reports the Mashable.