Rawalpindi reflections and a birthday celebration – Thursday’s sporting social
Alan Shearer also recalled a special goal.
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Cricket
England set some records.
Jonny Bairstow got some shut eye.
Stuart Broad gave his dad some grief.
Jos Buttler was excited.
Football
Practice makes perfect!
Controversial!
Rio Ferdinand gave Pablo Zabaleta an open goal.
Alan Shearer remembered a belter!
Neil Warnock had a laugh.