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Harry Kane scored his third consecutive goal in the Premier League as Tottenham were held to a 1-1 draw by 10-men Southampton on Tuesday.
Southampton took an early lead after James Ward-Prowse&rsquo;s fierce shot from just inside the box in the 25th minute.
In the 41st minute, Kane converted a penalty when Son Heung-min was tripped by a Southampton defender.
The Spurs dominated the second half but as many as two goals were disallowed by VAR by the thinest of off-side margin, denying them a win.
Tottenham slid to sixth position with 30 points whereas Southampton are at the 12th spot on the Premier League leaderboard with 21 points.

Premier League: Kane scores as Tottenham held for a 1-1 draw by 10-men Southampton

After the draw, Tottenham slid to the sixth position with 30 points whereas Southampton are at the 12th spot on the Premier League leaderboard with 21 points.

Harry Kane scored his third consecutive goal in the Premier League as Tottenham were held to a 1-1 draw by 10-men Southampton on Tuesday.
Southampton took an early lead after James Ward-Prowse&rsquo;s fierce shot from just inside the box in the 25th minute.
In the 41st minute, Kane converted a penalty when Son Heung-min was tripped by a Southampton defender.
The Spurs dominated the second half but as many as two goals were disallowed by VAR by the thinest of off-side margin, denying them a win.
Tottenham slid to sixth position with 30 points whereas Southampton are at the 12th spot on the Premier League leaderboard with 21 points.

Harry Kane scored his third consecutive goal in the Premier League as Tottenham were held to a 1-1 draw by 10-men Southampton on Tuesday.

Arsenal thrashed Southampton 3-0 on Saturday and snapped their two-match losing streak in the English Premier League.

Premier League: Arsenal breeze past Southampton 3-0

Arsenal thrashed Southampton 3-0 and snapped their two-match losing streak in the English Premier League

Arsenal thrashed Southampton 3-0 on Saturday and snapped their two-match losing streak in the English Premier League.
Alexandre Lacazette gave Arsenal the lead in the 21st minute as he netted a cross from Bukayo Saka. Lacazette started in the Arsenal line-up after captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was dropped from the squad for disciplinary reasons.
Martin Odegaard doubled the lead six minutes later by finding the back of the next through a header.
Southampton did try to make a comeback but failed to get the final connection given Arsenal defenders were on their toes.
Gabriel Magalhaes demolished Southampton's chances to make any late comeback as he took Arsenal's lead to 3-0 in the 62nd minute.

Southampton did try to make a comeback but failed to get the final connection given Arsenal defenders were on their toes

Arsenal thrashed Southampton 3-0 on Saturday and snapped their two-match losing streak in the English Premier League.
Alexandre Lacazette gave Arsenal the lead in the 21st minute as he netted a cross from Bukayo Saka. Lacazette started in the Arsenal line-up after captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was dropped from the squad for disciplinary reasons.
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Martin Odegaard doubled the lead six minutes later by finding the back of the next through a header.
Southampton did try to make a comeback but failed to get the final connection given Arsenal defenders were on their toes.
Gabriel Magalhaes demolished Southampton's chances to make any late comeback as he took Arsenal's lead to 3-0 in the 62nd minute.

Liverpool turned up the pressure on English Premier League leader Chelsea by coasting to a second successive 4-0 victory at Anfield.
Liverpool simply toyed with Southampton as Diogo Jota scored a brace. Jota scored the game's opening goal just two minutes into the game, while the second came in the 32nd minute.
Also read:&nbsp;Only one of Italy or Portugal can qualify for Qatar 2022 finals
Thiago Alcantara deflected a pass into the back of the net in 37th minute as Liverpool went into half-time with a three-goal lead. The score was 4-0 after Virgil van Dijk's volley in the 52nd minute. Southampton attempted to take a risk by fielding three strikers at Anfield, but it backfired spectacularly.
Jurgen Klopp&rsquo;s side has scored 39 times in 13 matches. The top three goal-scorers in Premier League this season are from Liverpool. Mohamed Salah is leading the chart with 11 goals while both Sadio Mane and Diogo Jota have scored seven goals each.

Rampant Liverpool thrash Southampton 4-0 with a brace from Jota

Liverpool turned up the pressure on English Premier League leader Chelsea by coasting to a second successive 4-0 victory at Anfield.

Liverpool turned up the pressure on English Premier League leader Chelsea by coasting to a second successive 4-0 victory at Anfield.
Liverpool simply toyed with Southampton as Diogo Jota scored a brace. Jota scored the game's opening goal just two minutes into the game, while the second came in the 32nd minute.
Thiago Alcantara deflected a pass into the back of the net in 37th minute as Liverpool went into half-time with a three-goal lead. The score was 4-0 after Virgil van Dijk's volley in the 52nd minute. Southampton attempted to take a risk by fielding three strikers at Anfield, but it backfired spectacularly.
Jurgen Klopp&rsquo;s side has scored 39 times in 13 matches. The top three goal-scorers in Premier League this season are from Liverpool. Mohamed Salah is leading the chart with 11 goals while both Sadio Mane and Diogo Jota have scored seven goals each.

Jurgen Klopp&rsquo;s ruthless team is comfortably the top scorer in the Premier League with 39 goals and the latest victory pulled Liverpool to within a point of leader Chelsea

Liverpool turned up the pressure on English Premier League leader Chelsea by coasting to a second successive 4-0 victory at Anfield.
Liverpool simply toyed with Southampton as Diogo Jota scored a brace. Jota scored the game's opening goal just two minutes into the game, while the second came in the 32nd minute.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/only-one-of-italy-or-portugal-can-qualify-for-qatar-2022-finals-1637996838626">Only one of Italy or Portugal can qualify for Qatar 2022 finals</a>
Thiago Alcantara deflected a pass into the back of the net in 37th minute as Liverpool went into half-time with a three-goal lead. The score was 4-0 after Virgil van Dijk's volley in the 52nd minute. Southampton attempted to take a risk by fielding three strikers at Anfield, but it backfired spectacularly.
Jurgen Klopp&rsquo;s side has scored 39 times in 13 matches. The top three goal-scorers in Premier League this season are from Liverpool. Mohamed Salah is leading the chart with 11 goals while both Sadio Mane and Diogo Jota have scored seven goals each.

&nbsp;A match that had it all, Chelsea have now dethroned Liverpool to claim the top spot. Trevoh Chalobah began the proceedings by opening the scoreline just in the 9&rsquo; of the match. Southampton kept pushing the Blues for the remainder of the first half, but they were able to hold them off. The second half saw three goals beginning with James Ward scoring an equalizer for Southampton before receiving a red card for a foul on Jorginho. As the Saints were down to ten men Chelsea looked to push forward and Timo Werner scored in the 84&rsquo; by a simple tap-in. Ben Chilwell put the icing on the cake scoring the third goal for the Blues in the 89&rsquo; of the game. With 16 points Chelsea is leading the points table while Southampton is pushed down to the seventeenth spot on the table.&nbsp;

Premier League: Chilwell, Werner score late as Chelsea thrash 10-man Southampton 3-1

Chelsea thrashed Southampton 3-1 on match-day 7. The Blues dominated the entire 90 minutes of the game even after Southampton managed to pull off an equalizer in the 61'

&nbsp; A match that had it all, Chelsea have now dethroned Liverpool to claim the top spot. Trevoh Chalobah began the proceedings by opening the scoreline just in the 9&rsquo; of the match. Southampton kept pushing the Blues for the remainder of the first half, but they were able to hold them off. The second half saw three goals beginning with James Ward scoring an equalizer for Southampton before receiving a red card for a foul on Jorginho. As the Saints were down to ten men Chelsea looked to push forward and Timo Werner scored in the 84&rsquo; by a simple tap-in.
Ben Chilwell put the icing on the cake scoring the third goal for the Blues in the 89&rsquo; of the game. With 16 points Chelsea is leading the points table while Southampton is pushed down to the seventeenth spot on the table. &nbsp;

Chelsea thrashed Southampton 3-1 on match-day 7. The Blues dominated the entire 90 minutes of the game even after Southampton managed to pull off an equalizer in the 61'

2 late goals from Timo&nbsp;Werner and Ben Chilwell&nbsp;helped Chelsea defeat Southampton 3-1 at Stamford Bridge in Saturday's Premier League match. Trevoh Chalobah&nbsp;opened the scoreline&nbsp;for the Blues&nbsp;just in the 9th minute of the match. While a winless Southampton kept pushing throughout the first half, they only got the breakthrough in the 61st minute when James&nbsp;Ward Prowse&nbsp;capitalised on a penalty.&nbsp; Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-everton-held-manchester-united-to-a-1-1-draw-at-old-trafford-1633193617008">Everton held Manchester United to a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford</a> Werner and Chilwell&nbsp;scored goals in the 84th and 89th minute respectively, as their team returned to winning ways.&nbsp;With their brilliant performance, Thomas Tuchel's&nbsp;men&nbsp;have now dethroned Liverpool to claim the top spot.&nbsp;Southampton is pushed down to the seventeenth spot on the table. &nbsp;

Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by Southampton as they struggled to find a winner on the road in the Premier League on Sunday. Mason Greenwood equalised for the Red Devils after Southampton got an early lead in the 1st half. The 1-1 draw was disappointing and historic at the same time as Manchester United extended their unbeaten streak to 27 games in away fixtures which is a Premier League record equaling Arsenal's run in 2004.&nbsp;
Manchester United though had many chances to find a winner but failed to score as they slipped to the 5th spot in the table with 1 win and a draw in 2 outings this season.&nbsp;

Man United equal a massive Premier League record after a draw with Southampton 

Manchester United extended their unbeaten streak to 27 games in away fixtures which is a Premier League record equaling Arsenal's run in 2004

<ul>
<li>Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 27 Premier League away games</li>
<li>Mason Greenwood scored United's&nbsp;only goal in their draw against Southampton&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw by Southampton as they struggled to find a winner on the road in the Premier League on Sunday. Mason Greenwood equalised for the Red Devils after Southampton got an early lead in the 1st half. The 1-1 draw was disappointing and historic at the same time as Manchester United extended their unbeaten streak to 27 games in away fixtures which is a Premier League record equaling Arsenal's run in 2004.&nbsp;
Manchester United though had many chances to find a winner but failed to score as they slipped to the 5th spot in the table with 1 win and a draw in 2 outings this season.&nbsp;

CricBait: The Ultimate Test | Who will blink first? Virat Kohli or Kane Williamson as the final of the World Test Championship is evenly poised going into the final day. @chawla_yash speaks to @ChuckersPie, @Lav_vaid and Khyati Patel

CricBait: The Ultimate Test | WTC Final evenly poised going into the final day

CricBait: The Ultimate Test | Who will blink first? Virat Kohli or Kane Williamson as the final of the World Test Championship is evenly poised going into the final day. @chawla_yash to members of @ ChuckersPie, @Lav_vaid and Khyati Patel

CricBait: The Ultimate Test | Who will blink first? Virat Kohli or Kane Williamson as the final of the World Test Championship is evenly poised going into the final day. @chawla_yash speaks to @ChuckersPie, @Lav_vaid and Khyati Patel

After Day 4 of the World Test Championship final was washed out, Day 5 was an eventful one. India ended at 64/2, leading New Zealand by 32 runs. The Kiwis resumed at 101/2 but soon Mohammed Shami ran through their middle order with 4 wickets. Ishant Sharma too picked 3 as New Zealand were bowled out for 249, but they secured a crucial 32-run lead. India lost Shubman Gill early for 8 and later also lost a well-set Rohit Sharma for 30. Cheteshwar Pujara though dropped anchor and saw off the day. With rain expected to stay on the reserved 6th day, all 3 results are still possible.&nbsp;

WTC final: India end Day 5 at 64/2, all 3 results still possible 

India ends day 5 of the World Test Championship final at 64/2, leading New Zealand by 32 runs. The all-important final to go into reserved 6th day.

WTC final: India end Day 5 at 64/2, all 3 results still possible

After Day 4 of the World Test Championship final was washed out, Day 5 was an eventful one. India ended at 64/2, leading New Zealand by 32 runs. The Kiwis resumed at 101/2 but soon Mohammed Shami ran through their middle order with 4 wickets. Ishant Sharma too picked 3 as New Zealand were bowled out for 249, but they secured a crucial 32-run lead. India lost Shubman Gill early for 8 and later also lost a well-set Rohit Sharma for 30. Cheteshwar Pujara though dropped anchor and saw off the day. With rain expected to stay away on the reserved 6th day, all 3 results are still possible.&nbsp;

As feared, Day 4 of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand&nbsp;went down the drain. Constant rain never let the covers come off in Southampton and the day was abandoned without a ball being bowled.&nbsp;
Day 1 of the final was also washed away. New Zealand&nbsp;are at 101/2, still trailing India by 116 runs. Interestingly, ICC has kept a reserved 6th day for the final, which will come into play.

WTC final: Day 4 goes down the drain, rain the culprit

Day 4 of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand&nbsp;went down the drain. Constant rain never let the covers come off in Southampton and the day was abandoned without a ball being bowled.&nbsp;

As feared, Day 4 of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand&nbsp;went down the drain. Constant rain never let the covers come off in Southampton and the day was abandoned without a ball being bowled.&nbsp;
Day 1 of the final was also washed away. New Zealand&nbsp;are at 101/2, still trailing India by 116 runs. Interestingly, ICC has kept a reserved 6th day for the final, which will come into play.

After day 1 of the World Test Championship match was washed away due to rain, day 2 was an eventful one. India batted well to reach 146/3, before bad light forced early stumps.
Put into bat, openers Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;and Shubman Gill took India off to a strong start and stitched a 62-run stand. But New Zealand fought back with 3 quick wickets and reduced India to 88/3. That's when Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;dropped anchor and scored a commanding 44 not out. The skipper found a willing ally in his deputy Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;who remained unbeaten on 29.&nbsp;
With some rain expected on day 3 as well, India would hope this duo to carry on strongly.

WTC final, Day 2: bad light forces early stumps, India 146/3

After day 1 of the World Test Championship match was washed away due to rain, day 2 was an eventful one. India batted well to reach 146/3, before bad light forced early stumps.

After day 1 of the World Test Championship match was washed away due to rain, day 2 was an eventful one. India batted well to reach 146/3, before bad light forced early stumps.
Put into bat, openers Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;and Shubman Gill took India off to a strong start and stitched a 62-run stand. But New Zealand fought back with 3 quick wickets and reduced India to 88/3. That's when Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;dropped anchor and scored a commanding 44 not out. The skipper found a willing ally in his deputy Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;who remained unbeaten on 29.&nbsp;
With some rain expected on day 3 as well, India would hope this duo to carry on strongly.

As feared, rain played spoil sport in Southampton as Day 1 of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand was abandoned without a single ball bowled.&nbsp;
Showers continued throughout the day, not letting the groundsmen try and dry up the outfield. Though rain is expected on Day 2 as well, but some play might be possible. Interestingly, ICC has kept a reserve 6th day for the summit clash, which now will come into play.

WTC final: rain spoils the party, Day 1 abandoned without a ball

As feared, rain played spoil sport in Southampton as Day 1 of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand was abandoned without a single ball bowled.&nbsp;

As feared, rain proved to be a wet blanket in Southampton as Day 1 of the World Test Championship final between India and New Zealand was abandoned without a single ball bowled.&nbsp;
Showers continued throughout the day, not letting the groundsmen try and dry up the outfield. Though rain is expected on Day 2 as well, but some play might be possible. Interestingly, ICC has kept a reserve 6th day for the summit clash, which now will come into play.

There's seldom a Test match in England which&nbsp;proceeds without the intervention of the weather gods and rain is likely to pay a visit during the&nbsp;World Test Championship&nbsp;final as well.
According to&nbsp;accuweather, day 1 of the clash would be mostly cloudy, with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm expected.&nbsp;The weather will be slightly better on Day 2, with rain not likely to play a massive part. Sadly, most part of day 3 is likely to be washed out with thunderstorms. While there isn't rain expected on the penultimate day, the final day is also likely to witness a couple of showers.
In case, there isn't a winner in the first 5 days, the action will shift to the reserve day, which fortunately&nbsp;would be partly sunny.
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Will rain play spoil sport at the WTC final? Here's all you need to know

In case, there isn't a winner in the first 5 days, the action will shift to the reserve day, which fortunately is expected be partly sunny.
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There's seldom a Test match in England which finishes without the intervention of the weather gods and rain is likely to pay a visit during the&nbsp;World Test Championship&nbsp;final as well.
According to&nbsp;accuweather, day 1 of the clash would be mostly cloudy, with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm expected.&nbsp;The weather will be slightly better on Day 2, with rain not likely to play a massive part. Sadly, most part of day 3 is likely to be washed out with thunderstorms. While there isn't rain expected on the penultimate day, the final day is also likely to witness a couple of showers.
In case, there isn't a winner in the first 5 days, the action will shift to the reserve day, which fortunately is expected be partly sunny.
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Virat&nbsp;Kohli may not have won an ICC&nbsp;trophy yet, but that may change soon. Kohli's&nbsp;brigade&nbsp;is at the cusp of going down in history books as the side to win the first ever ICC World Test Championship.&nbsp;
It won't be an easy task though as standing in their way is New Zealand, which became the first team to book a place in the final. They have also been in England for a longer time than India and are coming into the final after beating hosts England in a 2-match Test series.&nbsp;
It is something which Team India knows but aren't worried about too much. Kohli's men have been one of the best traveling sides in recent years and would be eager to win the single most important Test match ever played.

WTC final: Team India chases history, Virat Kohli chases legacy

Virat Kohli's troops won't be worried as the battle hardened men have been one of the best traveling sides in recent years

Virat&nbsp;Kohli may not have won an ICC&nbsp;trophy yet, but that may change soon. Kohli's&nbsp;brigade&nbsp;is at the cusp of going down in history books as the side to win the first ever ICC World Test Championship.&nbsp;
It won't be an easy task though as standing in their way is New Zealand, which became the first team to book a place in the final. They have also been in England for a longer time than India and are coming into the final after beating hosts England in a 2-match Test series.&nbsp;
BITE: TIM SOUTHEE, Cricketer, New Zealand
'Having a number of guys who have been very close to winning an ICC&nbsp;event in this side, it shows their experience of playing in the finals.'
Virat Kohli's&nbsp;troops won't be worried as the battle hardened men have been one of the best traveling sides in recent years and would be eager to win the single most important Test match ever played.
BITE: AJINKYA&nbsp;RAHANE, Cricketer, India
'If you can switch mentally and adapt to it quickly, that is really important'

Virat&nbsp;Kohli may not have won an ICC&nbsp;trophy yet, but that could change soon. Kohli's&nbsp;brigade&nbsp;is at the cusp of history as the side to win the first ever ICC World Test Championship.&nbsp;
It won't be an easy task though as standing in their way is New Zealand, which became the first team to book a place in the final. They have also been in England for a longer time than India and are coming into the final after beating hosts England in a 2-match Test series.&nbsp;
Virat Kohli's&nbsp;troops won't be worried as the battle hardened men have been one of the best traveling sides in recent years and would be eager to win the single most important Test match ever played.

India head coach Ravi&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;has posted a very cute video that has left the netizens&nbsp;smiling. The video that has now gone viral shows Shastri&nbsp;who plays fetch with 'Winston', a&nbsp;Cocker&nbsp;Spaniel. The adorable pooch who is winning hearts is Southampton curator's dog.&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;captioned the sweet video as, 'Our buddy Winston&nbsp;earns himself a tennis ball after Team India's practice session.&nbsp;

Watch! Ravi Shastri's cute little buddy is winning hearts 

India head coach Ravi&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;has posted a very cute video that has left the netizens&nbsp;smiling. The video that has now gone viral shows Shastri&nbsp;who plays fetch with 'Winston', a&nbsp;Cocker&nbsp;Spaniel. The adorable pooch who is winning hearts is Southampton curator's dog.&nbsp; Shastri&nbsp;captioned the sweet video as, 'Our buddy Winston&nbsp;earns himself a tennis ball after Team India's practice session.&nbsp;

India head coach Ravi&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;has posted a very cute video that has left the netizens&nbsp;smiling. The video that has now gone viral shows Shastri&nbsp;who plays fetch with 'Winston', a&nbsp;Cocker&nbsp;Spaniel. The adorable pooch who is winning hearts is Southampton curator's dog.&nbsp; Shastri&nbsp;captioned the sweet video as, 'Our buddy Winston&nbsp;earns himself a tennis ball after Team India's practice session.&nbsp;

As the WTC&nbsp;finals near, the aggressive practice of the Indian squad continues in Southampton. After 3 days of intra&nbsp;match stimulation, Team India resumed its group training session.&nbsp;A video posted by BCCI&nbsp;shows Ishant Sharma, Virat&nbsp;Kohli, Shammi&nbsp;sweating it out on the ground. Asking the fans about their level of excitement,&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;wrote, '3 sleeps away from the big game'&nbsp;India and New Zealand&nbsp;are set to lock horns in the final of the World Test Championship&nbsp;beginning Friday.&nbsp;

'3 sleeps away from the big game': India trains ahead of WTC finals

&nbsp; India and New Zealand&nbsp;are set to lock horns in the final of the World Test Championship&nbsp;beginning Friday.&nbsp;

Team India trains ahead of WTC finals BCCI&nbsp;posted video showing Kohli, Shami, Sharma BCCI: 3 sleeps away from the big game

With just days to go for the World Test Championship final, the practice sessions of the Indian squad continues in Southampton. After 3 days of intra-squad simulation match, Team India resumed its group training session.&nbsp; A video posted by BCCI&nbsp;shows Ishant Sharma, Virat&nbsp;Kohli, Shami&nbsp;sweating it out on the ground.&nbsp;&nbsp; India and New Zealand&nbsp;are set to lock horns in the final of the World Test Championship&nbsp;beginning Friday.&nbsp;

The Indian cricket team hit the ground running on Wednesday as it had its&nbsp;first group training session in Southampton ahead of the World Test Championship final vs New Zealand.&nbsp;
Few players including Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja had already started individual training but many squad members were in isolation. BCCI&nbsp;tweeted to say that the intensity was high and the preparations&nbsp;are in full swing for the all-important final starting June 18.
The Indian contingent had reached London on June 3 and were in quarantine since then at the&nbsp;Ageas Bowl hotel, which is attached to the cricket stadium. Team India had flown out after a hard 14-day isolation in Mumbai.

Watch! Team India has its first group training ahead of WTC final

The Indian cricket team hit the ground running on Wednesday as it had its&nbsp;first group training session in Southampton ahead of the World Test Championship final vs New Zealand.&nbsp;

The Indian cricket team hit the ground running on Wednesday as it had its&nbsp;first group training session in Southampton ahead of the World Test Championship final vs New Zealand.&nbsp;
Few players including Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja had already started individual training but many squad members were in isolation. BCCI&nbsp;tweeted to say that the intensity was high and the preparations&nbsp;are in full swing for the all-important final starting June 18.
The Indian contingent had reached London on June 3 and were in quarantine since then at the&nbsp;Ageas Bowl hotel, which is attached to the cricket stadium. Team India had flown out after a hard 14-day isolation in Mumbai.

Though Team India members continue to isolate themselves&nbsp;in their hotel rooms ahead of the World Test Championship final, Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;had his first outdoor training session in&nbsp;Southampton on Sunday.
The Indian contingent had reached London on June 3 and have been in quarantine since then at the&nbsp;Ageas Bowl hotel, which is attached to the cricket stadium. Team India had flown out after a hard 14-day isolation in Mumbai.
It is still not clear as to when the entire Indian squad can train together for the WTC Final where they will take on New Zealand from June 18.

WTC Final: Jadeja has his first training session in Southampton

Though Team India members continue to isolate themselves&nbsp;in their hotel rooms ahead of the World Test Championship final, Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;had his first outdoor training session in&nbsp;Southampton on Sunday.

Though Team India members continue to isolate themselves&nbsp;in their hotel rooms ahead of the World Test Championship final, Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;had his first outdoor training session in&nbsp;Southampton on Sunday.
The Indian contingent had reached London on June 3 and have been in quarantine since then at the&nbsp;Ageas Bowl hotel, which is attached to the cricket stadium. Team India had flown out after a hard 14-day isolation in Mumbai.
It is still not clear as to when the entire Indian squad can train together for the WTC Final where they will take on New Zealand from June 18.

Liverpool kept their slight chances of finishing in top 4 of thee EPL&nbsp;alive as they beat Southampton 2-0 on Saturday night.
Sadio Mane opened the scoring against his former club in the 31st minute before&nbsp;Thiago Alcantara&nbsp;scored his first goal for the club.
Liverpool kept their first home clean sheet in 9 Premier League games, since drawing 0-0 against Manchester United in January.

Liverpool beat Southampton 2-0, keep 1st home clean sheet in 9 EPL games

Liverpool kept their slight chances of finishing in top 4 of thee EPL&nbsp;alive as they beat Southampton 2-0 on Saturday night.

Liverpool kept their slight chances of finishing in top 4 of thee EPL&nbsp;alive as they beat Southampton 2-0 on Saturday night.
Sadio Mane opened the scoring against his former club in the 31st minute before&nbsp;Thiago Alcantara&nbsp;scored his first goal for the club.
Liverpool kept their first home clean sheet in 9 Premier League games, since drawing 0-0 against Manchester United in January.

Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah, Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;&amp; Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;return to the Test squad as BCCI&nbsp;announced the travelling&nbsp;contingent for the World Test Championship final and the England Test series after that. While Bumrah&nbsp;took off for his wedding, Shami&nbsp;and Jadeja&nbsp;missed the last home series vs England due to injuries. There are no major changes to the squad as most of the heroes of the Australia tour also find themselves with a ticket to England. KL Rahul and Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;were also named in the squad subject to fitness clearance. The World Test Championship final will start from 18th June in Southampton followed by a 5-match Test series vs England as the long tour will stretch to September.&nbsp;Team India is expected to travel to England by a charter flight towards the end of this month.

World Test Championship final & England tour squad announced

The World Test Championship Final will start from 18th June in Southampton followed by a 5-match Test series vs England as the long tour will stretch to September

Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah, Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;&amp; Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;return to the Test squad as BCCI&nbsp;announced the travelling&nbsp;contingent for the World Test Championship final and the England Test series after that. While Bumrah&nbsp;took off for his wedding, Shami&nbsp;and Jadeja&nbsp;missed the last home series vs England due to injuries. There are no major changes to the squad as most of the heroes of the Australia tour also find themselves with a ticket to England. KL Rahul and Wriddhiman&nbsp;Saha&nbsp;were also named in the squad subject to fitness clearance. The World Test Championship final will start from 18th June in Southampton followed by a 5-match Test series vs England as the long tour will stretch to September.&nbsp;Team India is expected to travel to England by a charter flight towards the end of this month.

Tottenham, who sacked manager Jose Mourinho&nbsp;a couple&nbsp;of days ago also fought back from a goal down to beat Southampton 2-1. After&nbsp;Danny Ings' opener,&nbsp;Gareth Bale equalised in thee 60th minute.&nbsp;Son Heung-min's&nbsp;penalty in the dying minutes then sealed a win for the Spurs.&nbsp;Tottenham&nbsp;has&nbsp;won a top-flight match after trailing till half-time for the first time since December 2019

EPL: Tottenham come from behind to beat Southampton 2-1

Tottenham, who sacked manager Jose Mourinho&nbsp;a couple&nbsp;of days ago also fought back from a goal down to beat Southampton 2-1.

Tottenham, who sacked manager Jose Mourinho&nbsp;a couple&nbsp;of days ago,&nbsp; fought back from a goal down to beat Southampton 2-1. After&nbsp;Danny Ings' opener,&nbsp;Gareth Bale equalised in thee 60th minute.&nbsp;Son Heung-min's&nbsp;penalty in the dying minutes then sealed a win for the Spurs.&nbsp;Tottenham&nbsp;has&nbsp;won a top-flight match after trailing till half-time for the first time since December 2019

Buttler whips the Aussies as England win series 

Buttler's&nbsp;knock was studded with 8 fours &amp; 2 sixes as England took an unassailable&nbsp;2-0 lead in the series

England took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the 3-match T20 series vs Australia after a comfortable 6 wicket win in the 2nd T20 in Southampton. Batting first, Australia had a horror start as the English pacers dictated the terms. A late lower-order surge helped the visitors reach a competitive 157/7 from their 20 overs. In reply, England cruised to a comfortable&nbsp;6 wicket win with more than an over to spare as Jos&nbsp;Buttler&nbsp;produced a stroke-filled 54 ball 77 for England. Buttler's&nbsp;knock was studded with 8 fours &amp; 2 sixes as England took an unassailable&nbsp;2-0 lead in the series.&nbsp;

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