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One of the greatest ODIs ever, in Johannesburg. #OnThisDay in 2006, @RickyPonting smashed 164 off 105 as Australia posted a record 434/4, the first 400+ total in ODI history. But @hershybru replied with 175 off 111 to guide South Africa to a stunning one-wicket win with one ball left, sealing the series 3–2. In all, 87 fours and 26 sixes were struck on the day - both records. Australia's Mick Lewis returned figures of 10-0-113-0,

Happy Roy Essandoh Day. It’s 25 years since the striker signed from Ceefax helped Wycombe to a famous win at Filbert Street. Features Lawrie Sanchez dressed as Columbo investigating a curious homicide, and Martin Tyler marvelling at more FA Cup magic.

@stephenpeel1 Where’s your money SP?

Hello my friend, we meet again….

#OnThisDayInWWE 35 years ago on Superstars: The WWF turns Queen Elizabeth II heel! The monarch shockingly backs the Warlord over the British Bulldog at WrestleMania 7 @_daveyboysmith

NINE-DARTER FOR JOSH ROCK IN BELFAST! 🚨 One of the all-time great Premier League Darts moments as Rock sinks a nine-darter in front of his adoring fans 🤯

I’m impressed they got a quote from eagles.

ABSOLUTE LIMBS IN POLAND😍🇵🇱🎯

I think Tugay's back catalogue of Premiership bangers might be unbeatable. Barclays royalty.

I remember Phatts and Small playing my local nightclub in 2000. Got told to fuck off by various people in the crowd as they waljed on and had an ashtray thrown at them. Barely got through 3 songs before shooting back off to London. Probably not their best gig ha #totp

@JonnyGabriel Really excellent

Soak in one hell of a pre-match atmosphere via the BBC's coverage of England v Germany at Euro 96. In my forthcoming book (Euro 96: The Full Story) Barry Davies says he didn't realise he was going to be called into action so early: 'Des Lynam handed over to me in commentary very early. No one told me he was going to do that. I decided this was a heck of a good thing because the noise from the crowd was building up and the song was being sung all over Wembley. I didn’t say anything for, well when I listened back to it, it felt like an eternity. It was about ten minutes. I had no idea he was going to come to me so early. Nobody told me. Maybe they thought they’d do that because I’d said in the past that there’s too much chat before the game – that problem has only got worse since! The noise that night though and the supporters were tremendous.' #euro96

NZ Confidential: How Brook's tangled timeline leaves ECB in a bind Still feels like there's legs left in the Brook story. What England said vs what turned out to be true. And how much are they duty bound to tell us? An attempt to pick through it all. espncricinfo.com/story/nz-confi…

And again😂

😂 fantastic

Marseille yes Marseille no

On the anniversary of Graham Taylor's death, I always think back to this wonderful tribute from Mark Pougatch. He worked with Taylor for years covering England games for BBC radio. 9 years ago, football lost a true gentleman.

Brian Moore was undoubtedly one of the greatest commentators ever. And whenever he shouted ‘’My goodness!’ you knew something big in the match had just happened. Here’s a selection of clips from the 90s, where he used those two words to great effect. 🎙️

Telegraph Sport details England’s wretched time Down Under: 🎰 Loose behaviour and casino stay ✋ Captain's warnings ignored 🏏 Preparation failings ❌ McCullum-Stokes divide 🍻 Noosa ‘stag do’ @NHoultCricket and @willis_macp reveal the full story ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2026/0…

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