Defender was a regular under Amorim at Old Trafford

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The 3pm blackout has been in place across the UK since the 1960s

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The 3pm blackout has been in place across the UK since the 1960s

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Spurs forward has one person to thank amid injury hell

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Spurs forward was sidelined for 18 months with long-term injury

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Tottenham forward was out for a year and a half with a serious kneecap problem

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The upcoming self-titled Netflix documentary traces the boxer’s life from his childhood to the height of his career.

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The upcoming self-titled Netflix documentary traces the boxer’s life from his childhood to the height of his career.

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Atlanta Dream secured a much-needed win in Thursday’s game

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Atlanta Dream secured a much-needed win in Thursday’s game

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Everotn face Newcastle in the Carabao Cup this evening but Grealish won’t be part of the squad after being punished for missing training

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Everotn face Newcastle in the Carabao Cup this evening but Grealish won’t be part of the squad after being punished for missing training

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Spurs hoping to welcome bodies back for London derby

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Former Afghanistan captain Rashid Khan became the first bowler to claim 200 wickets in men’s Twenty20 Internationals on Thursday, reaching the milestone during Afghanistan’s second T20 against Zimbabwe in Sharjah.

The leg-spinner brought up the landmark when he trapped Tadiwanashe Marumani lbw for two in the ninth over.

Rashid achieved the feat in his 120th T20 international, with the 28-year-old boasting an average of 13.96 and an economy rate of 6.13 in the format.

His record includes two five-wicket hauls, with best figures of 5-3.

The Afghan sits comfortably atop the list of leading wicket-takers in men’s T20 internationals with 200 wickets, 29 clear of England’s Adil Rashid in second place.

Rashid Khan became the first Afghanistan bowler to reach 200 ODI wickets during a match against Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi in October last year.

England international was nowhere to be seen for Carabao Cup clash

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Racing writer Jonathan Doidge has four picks as the Breeders' Cup gets underway at Keeneland

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