MEN’S FOOTBALL: Mohamed Salah maintained his superb international goalscoring record by netting a double in Egypt’s 3-0 win over Djibouti in Casablanca on Wednesday night that sealed their qualification for next year’s World Cup. 

The Egyptians have previously qualified three times for the finals but lost all three group games during their last campaign in 2018. Salah has now scored 63 goals in 108 international appearances.

MEN’S RUGBY UNION: Munster take their unbeaten start to the United Rugby Championship into tonight’s home game with Edinburgh, who lost out 31-28 at Zebre in their season opener. 

Tomorrow evening’s other fixture sees bottom-of-the-table Scarlets hosting second-placed Cape Town Stormers. 

Defending champions Leinster, who have lost their first two games and sit just one point above Scarlets, face the Durban Sharks on Saturday.

MEN’S CRICKET: India lead the West Indies 1-0 before the second and final leg of their Test series starts in Delhi tomorrow morning. 

The Indians cruised to an innings and 140-run win in the first match, with Mohammed Siraj bagging match figures of 7-71 and three batsmen; Rahul, Dhruv Jarel and Ravindra Jadeja all scoring centuries. 

The Indians are ranked as the world’s fourth-best Test team, four places above the Windies.

HORSE RACING: 17-year-old Toby Moore, son of three-time British champion jockey Ryan Moore, will make his racing debut tomorrow afternoon when he partners Valdorcia at Kempton Park. 

Like his father, Toby began his career in the pony-racing circuit and show jumping before becoming an apprentice at Charlie Appleby’s Newmarket-based stable. 

Ryan Moore’s prestigious career includes five Breeders’ Cup wins and four world’s best jockey awards.