MEN’S CRICKET: The West Indies face Bangladesh in Basseterre, St Kitts on Thursday for the dead rubber of their three-match one-day series. The Windies took a 2-0 lead on Tuesday after their thumping seven wicket win.

Chasing 228 opener Brandon King hit three sixes and eight fours as he top scored with 82 before Sherfane Rutherford cracked a rapid unbeaten 24 to see them home with almost 14 overs to spare.

WOMEN’S FOOTBALL: Arsenal will cruise through to the Champions League knock-out stage tomorrow evening if Juventus fail to beat Bayern Munich or the north Londoners don’t lose their game in Oslo against Valerenga.

Thursday night’s other fixtures see already-qualified Manchester City hosting Austria’s St Polten and defending champions Barcelona needing a point from their game against Stockholm’s Hammarby to reach the last eight.

MEN’S FOOTBALL: Brandon Goodship scored twice as Weymouth made it into the FA Trophy fourth round after a 2-1 win at Yeovil in front of a bumper 3,168 crowd at Tuesday night’s replay.

Weymouth, who currently sit bottom of National League South, 37 places below Yeovil, will host Boreham Wood in the next round.

Farsley Celtic’s replay at Gateshead was abandoned after 27^th minutes due to a serious injury to Celtic’s defender Lewis Turner.

WHEELCHAIR RUGBY LEAGUE: Halifax Panthers wing Rob Hawkins has been named as the International Wheelchair Rugby League player of the year.

The 22-year-old finished ahead of France’s Nicolas Clausells and England team-mates Josh Butler and Nathan Collins to become the youngest ever winner of the Golden Boot.

Hawkins, who was part of England’s 2022 World Cup winning team, had also picked up the Super League’s player of the year award.