

Tinkoff rider Peter Sagan of Slovakia (C) wins on the finish line of the Tour de France 209 km (129.8 miles) Stage 16 from Moirans-en-Montagen, France to Berne, Switzerland on Monday.
England had never chased down such a total at Lord's and while Jonny Bairstow was at the crease they appeared to still have a chance but he was undone by Yasir when he was two short of his half century. The end was nigh after that as the final three wickets went down for 11 runs.
BRUSSELS--Belgium will look to appoint a coach with proven international experience, their Football Association said on Friday as they begin the search to replace Marc Wilmots.Former Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal has been linked with the job and Belgian FA president Francois de Keersmaecker said he would be a "potential candidate" if he chose to apply.
TROON, Scotland--Record-breaking Swede Henrik Stenson became the first Scandinavian male to capture a major when he won the British Open on Sunday, beating Phil Mickelson in an extraordinary final-round duel.
VALLON PONT-D'ARC, France--Chris Froome turned the screw on his Tour de France rivals when he took second place in Friday's windswept individual time trial behind Tom Dumoulin as the race continued under heightened security and in a low-key mood after the deadly Nice attack.
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