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In cricket, history was made in Trinidad as West Indies all-rounder Justin Greaves became the first bowler in the recorded era to take wickets in five consecutive maiden overs. His figures of five for twenty-seven on day three swung the World Test Championship opener against Pakistan firmly in the hosts' favour. A performance for the ages.
Shifting to the transfer market, Leeds United have broken their own record, agreeing a forty million pound deal to bring goalkeeper James Trafford in from Manchester City. That makes Trafford the most expensive British keeper in history for the second time in twelve months, having cost City thirty-one million just last summer. Now he wants a stage, and Elland Road is ready to give him one.
And across the Atlantic in the NFL, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is closing in on five thousand career rushing yards, a staggering milestone for a player who has redefined what a modern signal-caller looks like. Allen's legs have been as dangerous as his arm throughout his career, and this landmark underlines just how genuinely rare a talent he is.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
