EXCLUSIVE Howzat for a body! Candid beach photos show sports presenter Grace Hayden like you've NEVER seen before - as she hits back at snarky rumour surrounding her career success
But Grace Hayden is certainly bringing sizzling sex appeal to the world of cricket as a member of Seven's all-star broadcast team.
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- The Sun
‘Cruel way to bow out' – Fans fear England icon, 36, will be forced to RETIRE after suffering horror injury
CHRIS WOAKES is almost certainly out of the Fifth Test against India with a suspected dislocated left shoulder. Woakes, 35, hurt himself fielding and had to be helped off the field at The Oval, before being treated by England medics. 2 2 He went to hospital tonight for a scan on the injury. Fellow seamer Gus Atkinson said: 'It doesn't look great. I'd be surprised if he takes any further part in the game. 'When anyone is injured, it's a big shame. Let's hope it's not too bad. I feel fresh, I feel good and I can push the limits if needed to bowl extra overs in the match if Chris is not able to bowl.' Woakes chased a drive from Washington Sundar, dived to save the boundary and immediately clutched his shoulder as he fell beyond the rope. TV commentators said it looked like he had suffered a dislocation. The medical staff used his short-sleeved sweater as a makeshift sling and walked him back to the dressing room. A spokesperson said: 'Chris will be assessed overnight. There will be an update in the morning.' Woakes is the only England bowler to play all five Tests in the series — but looks unlikely to bowl again in this match. He had figures of 1-46 as India finished a rain-interrupted day one of the series decider on 204-6 after being put into bat. Fans were left devastated after his injury, with one person taking to X to write: "That looked horrible for Woakes. With it unlikely anyway he was going to the Ashes, that could be the end for him in tests. Would be such a cruel way for a great servant of English cricket to bow out." England stars in heated argument with India as Jadeja asks to keep playing until he gets 100 Another commented: "Gutted for Woakes, genuine great guy and would hate to think that's the way his last test goes." While a third said: "That may well be the end of Chris Woakes' Test career. It'll be sad if that's the way it finishes." If Woakes is absent, England will be left with seamers Atkinson, Josh Tongue and Jamie Overton. India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said: 'It was challenging for the batsmen, so that's a fair day for us.'
Daily Mail
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- Daily Mail
Channel Ten's shocking final swipe at Jonathan LaPaglia… as axed Survivor host's private conversations with former cast members are revealed
Australian Survivor is officially back in production with David Genat taking over as the show's new host. David was recently spotted arriving overseas to begin filming the new season but insiders have confirmed 'behind the scenes' dust is far from settling. Jonathan LaPaglia had helmed the hit reality franchise for nearly a decade before being unceremoniously axed. And insiders say the show's shocking new theme, 'Revenge and Redemption,' is a thinly veiled swipe at his unexpected exit. 'Jonathan is gutted,' a friend of the ousted host told Daily Mail Australia. 'This theme feels personal. Everyone in the Survivor community can see it for what it is.' Producers replaced the charismatic TV host with David, a former contestant whose unexpected promotion has sparked backlash among fans and confusion on set. 'It's a cost-cutting move, plain and simple,' a source close to production revealed. 'But replacing a seasoned host with a player who's barely earned his stripes? It's baffling.' Filming is already underway for the new season, which promises to spotlight castaways who've been 'burned, betrayed or blindsided.' And according to insiders, that drama isn't just happening on camera. 'Jonathan is furious,' one producer confessed. 'He's been calling past players privately. Not just to say goodbye but to vent. He was blindsided and he's not hiding it.' Daily Mail Australia understands LaPaglia only learned he was being replaced after internal negotiations stalled and executives quietly moved on without him. 'He truly thought he was part of Survivor's legacy,' the insider added. 'Now he's been dumped and the show's taking a victory lap with a theme that cuts deep. 'The new set of players have all signed up for revenge, redemption and resurrection. 'The new set of players have all signed up for revenge, redemption and resurrection. It's about fighting back after being hard done by and it feels ironic that JLP fits that theme.' It's about fighting back after being hard done by and it feels ironic that JLP fits that theme.' The revenge-fuelled season promises major shake-ups, but with LaPaglia's loyal fan base already crying foul, the real drama may be unfolding off the island 'They've poked the bear,' one production source warned.
The Guardian
42 minutes ago
- The Guardian
LeBron James, Nikola Jokić reportedly meet over $5bn upstart to rival NBA
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