ICC reveals schedule for inaugural World Test Championship
Along with this, the men in blue will begin the 13-team ODI League in June 2020 against Sri Lanka (away). The top two teams will then progress to a June 2021 final.

Rampant Mexico see off South Korea to close on last 16
A second victory on Saturday gives it six points and a chance to win Group F on Wednesday when the team faces Sweden. South Korea's slim hopes of qualification hang on Germany beating Sweden and then losing to the Koreans themselves.

Internet sales tax ruling ‘rebalances things’
In a ruling that could benefit Nebraska's tax coffers, the Supreme Court says states can force online shoppers to pay sales tax . In addition to being a win for states, the ruling is a win for large retailers, who argued the physical presence rule was unfair.

Kane joins Lineker and Hurst as England canter to biggest win
Kocsis and Fontaine were the top scorers at each of the World Cups mentioned, with 11 and 13 goals, respectively. He leads the tournament with five goals, one more than Cristiano Ronaldo and Romelu Lukaku.

Trump adviser Kushner says he's 'ready to work' with Abbas
Asked about the situation in Gaza , which is controlled by Abbas' rivals, the Islamist militant group Hamas, Kushner said: "What is happening in Gaza is very sad".

Kansas does snap inspection of homes with immigrant children
While Trump stresses the importance of securing the border, efforts in Congress to pass a sweeping immigration bill are faltering. CNN then returned to coverage of illegal immigrant families being separated after crossing the United States border.

Gareth Southgate: Media put England at 'disadvantage' by publishing team sheet
He said: "Obviously any time, if we were to give the opposition the opportunity of having our team it's a disadvantage to us". He is likely to be replaced by Ruben Loftus-Cheek, who came on for the Tottenham attacker in the 80th minute and played well.

Kroos's goal at the death beats Sweden
Germany's task was made more hard when key defender Jerome Boateng was sent off in the 82nd minute for a second yellow card. Mesut Ozil and Sami Khedira have been axed by Joachim Low for Germany's crucial World Cup showdown with Sweden in Sochi.

Eurozone ministers agree on deal to bring Greece out of financial crisis
In addition, he said, a ten-year extension was granted for the repayment of EFSF loans, with a ten-year grace period. Tsakalotos' predecessor in the government, maverick economist Yanis Varoufakis, was more scathing in his assessment.

Cavaliers intend to keep Love next season
In theory, with the possibility of a rebuild looming, the Cavs should not trade the 8 pick in this year's draft. The Cavaliers spent considerable time bemoaning a Kevin Love trade last summer falling through.

Federation Internationale de Football Association open disciplinary proceedings against Swiss duo Xhaka, Shaqiri
Shaqiri, who plays for Stoke City, was born in Kosovo, the former Serbian province that declared independence in 2008. Switzerland's coach, Vladimir Petkovic, added: "You should never mix politics and football".

Jacinda Ardern names her baby daughter Neve Te Aroha
Jacinda Ardern , who took New Zealand's top job in October, is only the second world leader to give birth while in office . The late Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was the first to do so, when her daughter Bakhtawar was born in 1990.

Hawks draft Slovenia's 'Wonder Boy' Doncic, trade him to Mavs
The Mavericks sent the rights to No. 5 overall pick Trae Young and a protected 2019 first-round pick to the Hawks. It's always fun to see the top picks play for the first time during summer league.

After giving birth, New Zealand leader craves mac-n-cheese
The daughter this week congratulated Ardern on social media, noting that Ardern's baby was born on Benazir Bhutto's birthday. But I think it is going to inspire a lot of women.

Read FP’s Coverage of Sunday’s Elections in Turkey
Critics say it will further erode democracy in the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation member state and entrench one-man rule. Turkey has been under a state of emergency ever since, with 107,000 public servants and soldiers dismissed from their jobs.