MEN’S FOOTBALL: Rotherham slumped to a 3-0 defeat at Wigan on Tuesday evening that condemned them to relegation from League One. The South Yorkshire side have won only three of their last 27 matches and new manager Lee Clark has picked up just one point in six games. At the other end of the table, Cardiff moved to the verge of promotion with a stoppage time equaliser in their 1-1 draw at Huddersfield.

MEN’S CRICKET: The Punjab Kings will move top of the Indian Premier League with a win over Mumbai Indians in tomorrow’s fixture. Punjab, last year’s runners-up who hold the only remaining undefeated record in the competition, have no English players in their squad. Kolkata are still anchored to the bottom of the table without a win in five games following Tuesday’s 32-run defeat against Chennai.

MEN’S SWIMMING: Eight-time World Champion and triple Olympic gold medallist Adam Peaty swam the world’s second fastest time this year for 100 metres breast-stroke as he qualified for the summer’s Paris European Championships. The 31-year-old, who recently returned from a year’s break, beat teenager Filip Nowacki into second place by almost half a second at Tuesday’s British championship race in London. 

MEN’S RUGBY LEAGUE: Hull FC host St Helens tomorrow evening to kick off the latest round of Super League action. The Saints are one of five teams level on points at the top of the table. Warrington lead the pack on points difference with a game in hand before they travel to the Catalans, who are two points off the pace in sixth. Defending champions Hull KR are at Toulouse on Friday evening when Huddersfield play Leeds and Leigh visit York.