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England put Australia to the sword in Adelaide, winning the second men's ODI by a hundred and thirty five runs. Tom Banton staked his claim with a century, while Sonny Baker and Gus Atkinson gave the Australians a torrid time with the ball. A commanding performance from a side that can be wildly unpredictable.
Switching codes, Arsene Wenger has decided against challenging Gianni Infantino for the FIFA presidency, effectively clearing the path for Infantino to secure a fourth term at the top of world football. Wenger had been widely touted as a credible alternative, so his withdrawal is a significant moment for the sport's governance.
And over in Dubai, Tyrrell Hatton holds a four shot lead at the Tour Championship, sitting at fourteen under through fourteen holes. Rory McIlroy and Carlos Chacarra are locked in a tense battle behind him, with McIlroy chasing an eighth European Tour title to match Colin Montgomerie's record, and Chacarra hunting his first Race to Dubai crown.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
