Meet the professional cricketers who don't play cricket in summer.
This season, in the prime months of July/August, there are 59 days without a County Championship match. I spoke to the red-ball specialists to find out what that is like.
https://t.co/ZRwUEyjTth
A sub-2hr marathon (Sabastian Sawe) and the first one-mile world record (Josh Kerr) for 27 years. It's not been a bad few months for athletics in London.
“There’s different breeds of people. As an athlete, I’m not scared of failing. It’s not something that I was born with. I’m on the attack at all times and I’m bold with it.”
Big fan of Josh Kerr's fearless approach to his one-mile world record attempt.
https://t.co/KvB2WUT0j1
Naomi Metzger is one of Britain's best ever female triple jumpers. But, in recent years, she's also become a technology influencer.
An interview on athletics, AI and crypto.
Read it in @AthleticsWeekly here: https://t.co/wl76rVXANX
- Keely Hodgkinson withdraws in tears from the UK Championships start line
- She says she “wasn’t feeling 100%”
- Her camp insist it was precautionary due to muscle tightness at the end of her warm-up
https://t.co/0vL8CLdr38
Britain's athletics world records:
GB, 4x200m indoor (1991)
J Edwards, triple jump (1995)
M Farah, one hour (2020)
E Giles, mile road (2024)
K Hodgkinson, 800m indoor (2026)
Can Hodgkinson (800m outdoor) and Josh Kerr (mile) add two big ones this summer?
https://t.co/74pQq91k5Q
"I think I got very flipping unlucky. But I have unfinished business. Athletics is me, and I love it."
Having been tipped for greatness, Niamh Emerson didn't finish a heptathlon for eight years. Now, with KJT's help, she's back.
Read in @AthleticsWeekly: https://t.co/wl76rVXANX
“I was surprised. With respect for me, I thought I deserved one.”
Reigning Queen’s Club champion Tatjana Maria (world No 52) did not receive a wildcard to defend her title. Instead they went to Brits ranked 73, 98, 160 and 261 in the world.
https://t.co/RowVbCnvuq
Serena Williams, 44, is back playing doubles at Queen’s Club next week. But what about a potential singles return?
“I can’t say yeah, I can’t say no. Right now, no.”
https://t.co/CO1F16sx2l
They were “collateral damage” in the spygate saga after preparing to face the wrong team for a week.
But Hull City are back in the Premier League.
https://t.co/6WaoFeDb0M
Great to see my interview with the honest and insightful Victoria Pendleton on the Telegraph Women's Sport cover.
Read it here: https://t.co/muDsjVR1p6
Find your May supplement in today’s Telegraph 🗞️
🚲 Victoria Pendleton exclusive interview
🚼 English rugby’s pioneering approach to pregnancy
🏟️ How to solve female coaching crisis
🏏 The rising star of English cricket
🥘 A game-changing coeliac diagnosis
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“People always underestimate me. My honesty has been twisted into a tragic vulnerability.”
An interview with the admirably open and always interesting Victoria Pendleton - on snakes, depression, and why she constantly seeks new challenges.
https://t.co/muDsjVR1p6
Escalator engineer Jay Lovell was supposed to be doing a shift at Wembley Stadium today. He’ll still be there… but captaining Cockfosters in the FA Vase final.
A piece on the brilliance of Non-League Finals Day.
https://t.co/jeBOFSlQ1M
When Sabastian Sawe ran the first legal sub-2hr marathon, his shoes made headlines.
But in Gothenburg, a team of scientists/nutritionists believe another factor was just as significant, if not more so.
A look inside sport's groundbreaking fuelling lab.
https://t.co/ZU6WOoS4Ti
Supporting Rochdale should come with a health warning.
After the York City drama a fortnight earlier, an extraordinary National League play-off final victory featuring more injury-time goals and a penalty shootout.
https://t.co/kAPTtA7keU
When Richard Yates wasn't selected for the 2008 Olympics, it sparked a chain of events that ended in him becoming UK Athletics' general counsel.
And he's still competing in the UK Championships aged 40.
Read the @AthleticsWeekly interview: https://t.co/wl76rVXANX
Last week, a new cricket competition launched solely for state schools, culminating in boys' and girls' finals on the main pitch at Lord's.
As a rare England player now coaching cricket in a state school, Sajid Mahmood is a big fan.
https://t.co/qcAjNvsUAK