All news by author: Andy Dunn

Rory McIlroy started strongly in the third round of the Open, raising hopes of a rousing comeback, but his hopes dissipated ahead of the final day at Royal Liverpool

Jonny Bairstow's place in the side was questioned heading into this Test, but the England wicketkeeper was back to his brutal best with the bat as he bludgeoned an unbeaten 99

"If he joins Al-Ettifaq, the only symbol on the new armband of the man once described as the Premier League captains’ captain will be a dollar sign."

Jonny Bairstow has endured a difficult Ashes series behind the stumps, but he took a brilliant catch to dismiss Mitchell Marsh in the fourth Test at Old Trafford

Cameron Smith cut an emotional figure as he handed back the Claret Jug ahead of this year's Open Championships - 12 months since winning the tournament at St Andrews

ANDY DUNN COLUMN: Rory McIlroy does not need to win another Major to elevate his standing in the game of golf, but the game of golf itself badly needs him to

World number one Carlos Alcaraz breezed past Daniil Medvedev in straight sets at Wimbledon on Friday to set up a mouth-watering final against Novak Djokovic on Sunday

Novak Djokovic seemed to have everything against him during his semi-final Wimbledon showdown against Jannik Sinner but once again proved his abilities as one of the all-time greatest to tee-up a final showdown with Carlos Alcaraz

Jabeur beat Aryna Sabalenka, which means Princess Kate will not have to present the Venus Rosewater Dish to someone whose country supports the atrocities being committed by Russia in Ukraine

Durham bowler Mark Wood sent a 95mph statement of intent to Australia, taking seven wickets and striking 40 runs in the match from just 16 deliveries faced

ANDY DUNN COLUMN: The fight is absolutely fine, there is a bit of history there, a bit of needle, it should not be too one-sided, even though Anthony Joshua is heavily odds-on

Alex Carey played the role of pantomime villain during the third Ashes test at Headingley among a cast of characters but could yet prove to be the hero for Australia as they aim to secure victory

Lewis Hamilton could make history this Sunday with a victory at Silverstone to claim a record ninth British Grand Prix victory - though Red Bull's dominance suggests that may not be in the script

Five people got onto the track after the start of last year’s British Grand Prix and there is a concern that Just Stop Oil campaigners will attempt to disrupt the Silverstone showdown on Sunday

The new Formula 1 calendar for the 2024 season has been announced, with defending world champion Max Verstappen giving his verdict as he looks to retain his crown

Managing and motivating an England U21s squad is harder than you might think and that is why Saturday will be a landmark moment for Lee Carsley, who has done a remarkable job as manager

Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who was imprisoned in Iran for six years, had told Murray that she had watched his 2016 Wimbledon triumph from her cell

Roger Federer was crowned the winner of Wimbledon on eight occasions during his glittering tennis career - and the Swiss star is still held in the highest of regard around SW19

Novak Djokovic got the defence of his Wimbledon crown off to a routine start with a straight sets win but the Serb had to battle the elements which caused lengthy breaks in play

Australia's victory over England in the second 2023 Ashes test will forever be marred by controversy, as furious debate swirled at Lord's following Jonny Bairstow's dismissal by Alex Carey

Defending champion Novak Djokovic will go into the 2023 Wimbledon championships looking to extend his record of 23 grand slam titles as he appears to get stronger

Australia are likely to be without Nathan Lyon for the rest of The Ashes, but their brutal attack in the second test at Lords's showed exactly why that shouldn't matter

England lost their last six wickets for just 46 runs on day three of the Lord's Ashes Test match to leave their hopes of retaining the urn already hanging by a thread

Crawley's selection should not be questioned; he bats for the team and felt the bowlers were tying England down and asserted his authority, setting the tone for the flow of runs that followed

James Maddison has had his critics but was excellent for Leicester last year and has better stats than England teammate Mount, who could end up costing Manchester United £20m more