Ponting discusses uncanny resemblance with Harman – Tuesday’s sporting social
It was the talk of the Open at the weekend.
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Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from July 25.
Football
Football mourned Chris Bart-Williams.
Becks has still got it.
Cristiano Ronaldo enjoyed Japan.
Anthony Elanga was on the move.
Man City went dark.
Burnley went bright.
Cheltenham went….mint
Wilfried Zaha was ready for the next chapter.
Roy Hodgson looked cool.
Cricket
Ricky Ponting addressed talk of his uncanny resemblance with Open champion Brian Harman.
Stuart Broad loved the celebappeals.
Barmy Army were not happy with the Manchester weather.
Something to celebrate.
Kevin Pietersen played I spy.
A lovely moment.
Rugby Union
Jason Robinson was in the gym.
Formula One
Mercedes poked fun at Red Bull’s broken Hungarian Grand Prix trophy with a pic of their own from 2013.
George Russell was raring to go.
Darts
Adrian Lewis reeled in the big fish.