The Women's World Cup and arms in unnatural positionsSpecifications David Squires original illustration Print Size: 24x30cm Dimensions include border for easy framing Presented on C type Matt Fine Art paper A heavyweight paper with a slightly warm base tone and strong mottled texture, with deep blacks that feel rich and high in contrast Archival quality, guaranteeing image quality for up to 100 years Printed in the UK, Global shipping available

With 11 fours and eight sixes

By the time of this photograph at the World Match Play Championships in 1966

the male (right)

the pedestrian scramble at Shibuya Intersection in Tokyo allows hundreds of people to cross every few minutes

enjoyable look”

it was Clay who hit the deck

JUDGE: The juxtaposition is worthy of a great master

yet when Michael Kasprowicz edged Steve Harmison’s rising delivery to Geraint Jones the tourists agonisingly fell two runs short of their target

The Guardian's Chris Clarke took inspiration from the familiar phrase

and watched the trees along this avenue grow from saplings

Let’s just say that while the early 1960s had seen a boom in underwater photography with the release of the Calypso camera

Arthur Mitchell and Karel Shook founded the Dance Theatre of Harlem in New York