One of the all-time great Wimbledon finals? Check. A record breaking British Grand Prix for Lewis Hamilton? Check. So what dominates Monday’s back pages after Super Sunday? Why, possibly the most outrageous climax to a sporting event that has ever been seen – namely England’s astonishing victory in the Cricket World Cup final.
Not only do Eoin Morgan’s men monopolise the back of the papers they are all over the front pages as well after what is already being talked about as the greatest cricket match ever played.
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