Oct 13 - Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez criticised the club's hierarchy after their 2-0 Champions League defeat by Atletico Madrid on Tuesday, saying he expected greater investment to help the team compete at the highest level.

There was a clear flashpoint following the Atletico defeat as Lisandro Martinez gave an explosive interview to Amazon Prime, pointing the finger at director of football Jason Wilcox for failing to properly invest in the United squad over the summer and questioning his team-mates’ commitment.

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez blasted the club's board for a perceived lack of investment this summer, after the team were beaten by Atletico

‘We expect more from the top’: Lisandro Martinez scorches Man United leadership in astonishing interview - Martinez let rip at United technical director Jason Wilcox following the 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League

South Africa did not show enough fight and were let down by their mental aptitude, captain Temba Bavuma said on Tuesday after they were beaten by Australia in the first test.South Africa, who upset Australia in last year’s World Test Championship final in London,

World No. 1 Test team Australia crushed South Africa by 214 runs on Tuesday (October 13) to win the first Test of the three-match series. In the series opener played at Kingsmead in Durban, the Aussies set a massive target of 421 runs for the hosts to chase down and secure a historic win, but they could only manage to score 206 runs before being bowled out.Opening batter Aiden Markram scored a fighting half-century in the fourth innings, but his...

Australia took two quick wickets to end a defiant start to the last day from South Africa and need four more scalps to ensure victory in the first test at Kingsmead on Tuesday with South Africa 166-6 at lunch.

South Africa are taking on Australia in the first Test of the three-match series at Kingsmead in Durban these days. The hosts finished the fourth day’s play at 102/4 in their pursuit of the 421-run target. South Africa still need 319 runs on the fifth and final day to beat Australia and take a 1-0 lead in the series, but they have only six wickets in hand.The Proteas have never lost a Test match under Temba Bavuma’s captaincy, and it will take a...