Here's a quick look at some of the top sports stories making headlines today, from cricket to wrestling and everything in between.
Buttler Calls Time as England Captain
Jos Buttler has announced his resignation as England's white-ball captain, citing that it's "the right decision" for both himself and the team. This comes after England's disappointing exit from the Champions Trophy. The move signals a change in leadership as England looks to regroup for future competitions.
The captain's decision leaves a vacancy that will need to be filled quickly. Who will step up to lead the team? Only time will tell.
Tragedy Strikes at Rugby Club
In heartbreaking news, a child has died after being hit by a car on a sports pitch at Kendal Rugby Union Football Club. A second child is currently being treated for injuries sustained in the same collision. Our thoughts are with the families and community affected by this devastating accident.
The circumstances surrounding the incident are still under investigation. The club and local authorities are providing support to those impacted.
Breaking Down Wrestling Stereotypes
Traditional wrestling stereotypes are being challenged by a 5ft champion who is proving that size isn't everything. This athlete demonstrates that skill, determination, and charisma can overcome physical limitations in the wrestling world. This is inspiring for anyone who has ever felt like an underdog.
This champion is changing perceptions and opening doors for athletes of all sizes. The wrestling world is becoming more inclusive and diverse.
New Era for "Match of the Day"
Gabby Logan is set to take over as the new host of the BBC's flagship football show, "Match of the Day," alongside Mark Chapman and Kelly Cates. They are replacing Gary Lineker, who stepped down after an impressive 26-year run. Logan has insisted that the show "won't be totally different" despite the change in presenters.
The behind-the-scenes details of this transition are also intriguing. Apparently, a secret WhatsApp group was used to keep the news under wraps. This change marks a new chapter for one of the UK's most beloved sports programs.
Paula Radcliffe also noted that going through perimenopause made completing the Tokyo Marathon even sweeter.