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Cardiff New Zealand paceman Matt Henry led an inspired bowling unit to run through Sri Lanka’s batting and power the Black Caps to a 10-wicket win in their World Cup opener on Saturday. Henry returned figures of 3-29 and combined with fellow paceman Lockie Ferguson who also took three wicketsRead More
Nottingham West Indies eased to a seven-wicket victory over Pakistan in their World Cup opener at Trent Bridge on Friday after an Oshane Thomas-led pace attack swept them away for 105. Opener Chris Gayle, set to retire at the end of the tournament, led the Windies reply with a blisteringRead More
London England made a confident start to their World Cup campaign as they crushed South Africa by 104 runs in the tournament-opener at The Oval. Ben Stokes top-scored with 89 as the hosts made a competitive total of 311/8 after being sent in to bat. Jofra Archer took two earlyRead More
London His batting conquests are already a stuff of legends and a World Cup victory will be like the ‘Kohinoor’ in ‘King’ Virat Kohli’s crown. His tunnel vision quest for the crowning glory will be littered with many hurdles – which may come in the garb of Steve Smith andRead More
London His batting conquests are already a stuff of legends and a World Cup victory will be like the ‘Kohinoor’ in ‘King’ Virat Kohli’s crown. His tunnel vision quest for the crowning glory will be littered with many hurdles – which may come in the garb of Steve Smith andRead More
Amsterdam Some football teams gripe about playing against 12 men when a referee’s decisions go against them but few have more cause for complaint than Dutch side Harkemase Boys, who were left fuming when a whistler scored against them on Saturday. Footage of Maurice Paarhuis accidentally scoring for Hoek againstRead More
New Delhi Rahi Sarnobat booked an Olympics quota place for India with the gold in the women’s 25m pistol event but it was teenager Saurabh Chaudhary who stole the limelight by setting a new world record en route a yellow metal at the season’s third ISSF World Cup in Munich.Read More
He is the hottest batsman around. He is also the hottest captain around. Over the next 45-odd days, he will be India’s second-most important personality after the prime minister. On match days, he could easily be the most important person of India, for resident Indians as well as the IndianRead More
New Delhi India’s Apurvi Chandela continued her golden run of form, winning the women’s 10m air rifle gold medal after a closely-fought contest at the year’s third ISSF World Cup rifle/pistol stage in Munich today. The shooter from Jaipur shot a score of 251 in the final to edge outRead More
Two years ago, batting during India’s failing chase of Pakistan’s 338 in the Champions Trophy final, Hardik Pandya was run out for 76. It was due to no fault of his — his partner, Ravindra Jadeja, was at fault for the dismissal. Pandya had come in at 54/5, when IndiaRead More
