Barry John, 'The King' of Welsh rugby, dies at 79
Barry John, known as the "King" of Welsh rugby during a golden era and arguably the sport's first superstar, has died. He was 79.
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Barry John dies aged 79: Updates as tributes pour in for Wales rugby legend
Wales rugby legend Barry John has died aged 79, his family have confirmed.
"Time Is Running Out": Ex-India Star's Brutal Warning To Misfiring Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer
Former Indian opener Aakash Chopra was critical of batters Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer's recent performances, saying that time is running out for them and both have one more knock left before things takes turn for worse for the young batting duo. India is taking on England in the second Test at Visakhapatnam. Both Gill and Iyer failed to make an impact once again, throwing away their wickets after decent starts for 34 and 27 runs respectively. This continues their recent poor run of form in Test cricket.
"When I See Jasprit Bumrah...": Sourav Ganguly Triggers Fresh Debate On Indian Pitches
Jasprit Bumrah's throbbing afternoon spell on the second day of the second Test against England in Vizag on Saturday made former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly advocating for sporting pitches rather than preparing rank turners. Bumrah homed in on Ollie Pope's stumps with a laser-guided yorker to dismiss the England batter for 23 off 55 balls, earning it a separate fan base altogether. It wasn't entirely surprising then to see Ganguly, a lifelong supporter of pace bowling and sporting tracks, airing his views in favour of decks that keeps bowlers of all genres in the game, rather than just spinners.
Son guides South Korea to Asian Cup semis with extra time winner against Australia
AL WAKRAH, Qatar: South Korea advanced to the semi-finals of the Asian Cup with a 2-1 comeback win over Australia in extra time at Al Janoub Stadium on Friday (Feb 2) after Son Heung-min scored the winner with a sublime free kick.
Tajikistan bow out of Asian Cup with 'honour and pride', says coach
DOHA: Petar Segrt said his Tajikistan team exited their first Asian Cup with "honour and pride" after bowing out in the quarter-finals in a 1-0 defeat to Jordan on Friday (Feb 2).
Italy's Allan aiming for first Rome win in Six Nations
Italy's Tommaso Allan will make his 80th international appearance when they host England in the Six Nations on Saturday and the flyhalf would love to finally experience a win in Rome.
South Korea must play through 'pain' to beat Australia - Klinsmann
DOHA : South Korea may have had two fewer rest days than Australia before their titanic clash in the Asian Cup quarter-finals but going through such "pain" is necessary if the team is to win a major tournament, coach Juergen Klinsmann said on Thursday.