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1. Mr Irreplaceable and Ballon d'Or contender - is this Kane's time?

   Harry Kane has been described as irreplaceable for England, but will the World Cup provide the stage for him to prove he is now the best?

2. Teenage star v 500-1 qualifier - a French Open final of contrasts

   Mirra Andreeva is a teenage star long predicted to win a Grand Slam title while Maja Chwalinska is a qualifier who came out of nowhere. On Saturday, they meet in the French Open final.

3. Vaughan feels sorry for batters on poor Lord's pitch

   Michael Vaughan says he feels sorry for batters over the state of the Lord's pitch after 33 wickets fell on the opening two days of the first Test between England and New Zealand.

4. Tuchel will not let Tampa pitch affect selection

   England head coach Thomas Tuchel says reports about the state of the pitch at the venue for his side's friendly against New Zealand will not influence team selection.

5. 17 wickets fall as England take control on another action-packed day

   England have a golden opportunity for victory in the first Test against New Zealand despite a chaotic collapse of four wickets for one run in 11 balls on the second day at Lord's.

6. The pioneer in an unlikely World Cup team

   When Desmond Armstrong faced the media at the World Cup in 1990, the first question he got was one that would stick in his mind for the wrong reasons.

7. Spain expose England's flaws in painful defeat

   England just needed to avoid defeat against Spain - instead they suffered their heaviest loss in 17 years, but it is not time to panic yet.

8. Sooryavanshi, 15, gets first India call-up

   Fifteen-year-old batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi receives his first international call-up by making the India T20 squad to tour England and Ireland.

9. Scheffler and McIlroy struggle at Memorial Tournament

   The world's top two players Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy struggle in their second round at the Memorial Tournament and sit eight shots behind leader JT Poston.

10. Wembanyama mistake hands Knicks control of NBA Finals

    Victor Wembanyama's error allows the New York Knicks to beat the San Antonio Spurs and take a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals.

11. The underrated impact of Scotland's back-shaving hype man

    Liam Kelly looks perplexed after being told he has been singled out by some team-mates as Scotland's "hype man".

12. Hamilton fastest but Leclerc expects qualifying to be tight

    Lewis Hamilton sets the pace as Ferrari dominate Friday practice at the Monaco Grand Prix.

13. Bellamy's Hagi pain as Wales boss eyes improvement

    Craig Bellamy recalls the impact Romania icon Gheorghe Hagi had on his beloved Wales when he was a schoolboy as he bids to improve his side's miserable record in away friendlies.

14. Billam-Smith fight set to proceed despite legal challenge

    Zuffa Boxing's first show in the UK, featuring Chris Billam-Smith, appears set to take place on Saturday despite legal action from rival promoter Boxxer.

15. The story of Norway's Viking World Cup photoshoot

    Renowned British photographer David Yarrow tells BBC Sport what inspired his viral Norway World Cup send-off photo.

16. Iran's football team granted visas to enter US for World Cup, officials say

    The approval comes just 10 days before the Iranian squad's opening match against New Zealand in Los Angeles.

17. Real Madrid plan Olise bid - Saturday's gossip

    Real Madrid are lining up a £130m move for Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise, Arne Slot turns down Fulham after being sacked by Liverpool, Newcastle United are close to making their first summer signing, plus more.

18. Atkinson removes captain Latham in the first over

    Watch as New Zealand's Tom Latham is caught by England's Harry Brook off Gus Atkinson's bowling.

19. 'The things that forge them are similar' - the origins of Messi & Ronaldo

    Both from humble beginnings, BBC Sport looks at how Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo became two of the greatest footballers of all time.

20. England collapse as they lose three wickets in five balls

    England lose three wickets in space of five balls as New Zealand dismiss Harry Brook, Joe Root and Ben Stokes on day two of the first Test at Lord's.