On Saturday 18th July 2015, the Cinnamon Kitchen was a buzz with the cricket greats, from Dilip Vengsarkar, Faroukh Engineer, Gordon Greenidge and Monty...
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16th Dec 2019 | Updated at 09:11am 16th Dec 2019
Renewed calls for action against racism in football
There is renewed calls for action against racism in football following the arrest of a man for alleged racist abuse of Manchester United player
Hate crimes on the rise in British football
Racist and abusive behaviour during football matches across England and Wales shows a major rise, according to a Home Office report
For the first time time in Asia, Arsenal's 'Invincibles' documentary was screened on a public forum on July 21 in Mumbai. The team was nicknamed the 'invincibles' after they remained unbeaten to clinch the English Premier League title in the...
Harrow has won trampolining bronze medals on Sunday at the London Youth Games. Taking place at Harrow Leisure Centre. The team secured third spot this...
An 'outstanding' day nursery owned by a British Punjabi couple, has been announced as the new sponsor of football team Kingstonian FC, in attendance of...
INS Tarangini, the Sail Training Ship of Indian Navy, has commenced an eight month voyage to participate in the annual Tall Ship Races, off the coast of...
The England and Wales Cricket Board has announced that Professor Lord Patel of Bradford OBE, a leading voice on health, social care and community cohesion,...
The Bestway Group held its annual charity race day on the 19th June at Royal Ascot with proceeds going to the grocery industry’s charity, GroceryAid.
England beat New Zealand by three wickets on the Duckworth/Lewis Method to win the fifth one-day international at the Riverside and so take the series...
School boys in the nets at Merchant Taylor's School in North London have stunned the Aussie batsmen, by taking a few wickets.
Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor both scored hundreds in a record-breaking stand as New Zealand beat England by three wickets in the third one-day international...
