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Patrick Foster, who bet £2 million online and about the same in betting shops over 12 years, has penned a memoir. As losses mounted, he supplemented his teachers salary.

A new cafe and restaurant called Angus Grill and Larder has opened its doors today in Brechin, Angus, just off of the A90.

Follow Sportsmails KISHAN VAGHELA for live coverage as the fifth and final Ashes Test enters Day Two, including build-up and over-by-over updates.

Usman Khawaja’s twin centuries were the dominant force in the fourth Ashes Test, but a stonewalling final-day rearguard from England ensured the effort would be in vain. After once again controlling much of the match, led by Khawaja’s batting heroics, the visitors would escape the SCG by the barest of margins, Zak Crawley, Jonny Bairstow, […]

Josh Hazlewood believes he should be right to return for Australia’s Boxing Day Test showdown with England after being ruled out of the Adelaide match due to a side strain. Hazlewood said it was still too early to say whether he would be fit for the Third Test after picking up the injury during last […]

Joe Root and Dawid Malan have restored England’s battered morale after two horror days with a game-changing unbroken 159-run stand, to give the tourists renewed hope of salvaging the opening Ashes Test at the Gabba. Faced with a crushing 278-run first innings deficit after Travis Head propelled Australia to 425 with his adventurous knock of […]

Joe Root and Dawid Malan have restored England’s battered morale after two horror days with a game-changing unbroken 159-run stand, to give the tourists renewed hope of salvaging the opening Ashes Test at the Gabba. Faced with a crushing 278-run first innings deficit after Travis Head propelled Australia to 425 with his adventurous knock of […]

A former Brechin coffee shop will reopen as Angus Grill and Larder after a Perth micro-investment firm purchased the site.

By Karen Peattie

Cricket: Virat Kohli wins more hearts with classy act after Joe Root century 5 Feb, 2021 11:30 PM 4 minutes to read news.com.au England skipper Joe Root hit a century in his 100th Test, but needed a helping hand from Virat Kohli as the length of his impressive innings took its toll. Root entered the fray in the First Test against India with England 2/63 in the 26th over but was still standing at stumps on 128 not out and his side 3/263. He had to be helped back to his feet at one point late in ...