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Chef, restaurateur and food writer Rick Stein has been a firm fixture on television screens for decades. He's travelled the world in search of some of the finest cuisines, and at home he's established his own restaurant empire - most notably in Cornwall and the South of England - while also fronting numerous cookery shows and penning countless cookbooks.
IND-W vs AUS-W Live Updates, 1st ODI: India take on Australia in the first Women's ODI of a three-match series at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. After registering a famous win in the one-off Test earlier this month, the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side look to put on a similar show in the ODIs. However, India will be vary of the threat possessed by a wounded Australia side, which has won four of the last five encounters between the two sides. All matches will be played at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. (Live Scorecard)
Royal Challengers Bangalore were quite busy in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 auction, engaging in intense battles with other franchises for their priority picks. While RCB couldn't land Australia captain Pat Cummins despite bidding over INR 20 crore for the star cricketer, they did manage to land Yash Dayal and Alazarri Joseph. RCB's decision to lodge high bids for both Dayal and Joseph didn't go down well with a section of fans who questioned the team's strategy at the auction.
He was instrumental in exposing BCCI to the whole new world of commercialisation of the game's broadcast but former Cricket South Africa president Dr Ali Bacher doesn't like only three boards "marginalising" others in order to enjoy complete hegemony. It is no secret that India, Australia and England cricket boards decide the cricket calendar and Bacher, who brought the Proteas cricket to mainstream, post-apartheid, isn't amused at all. "When I was the chairman of ICC's development committee, my objective was to spread the game. It's not happening today. Cricket today is dominated by India, Australia, England. South Africa has been marginalised, Pakistan has been marginalised, West Indies has been marginalised. That's not good," Bacher, now 81, told PTI during an exclusive interview while watching the India and South Africa opening Test.
Pakistan cricket team star Abdullah Shafique was once again criticised heavily after he dropped a sitter at first slip to provide a lifeline to Mitchell Marsh on Day 3 of the second Test match against Australia in Melbourne. It was a straightforward chance but he ended up closing his hands too soon and the ball bounced out much to the disappointment of Pakistan. Shafique had earlier dropped a catch from David Warner in the first innings and former Australia slip fielder Mark Waugh was not impressed.“Like a crocodile jaw trying to take a catch. Get him out of there,” Waugh said on commentary.
NEW DELHI : Two mouth-watering clashes in and around Mumbai this month involving the "Big Three" have whetted the appetite for more test matches in the women's game and at least one cricket administrator has said he is pushing the idea.
After registering a famous win in the one-off Test, the Indian women's team will now square off against Australia in the first ODI of a three-match series, starting on Thursday at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. All matches will be played at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. On the eve of the series opener, India head coach Amol Muzumdar emphasised the necessity of the team focusing on themselves rather than the accomplishments and threats provided by their opponents. Australia have won four of the last five meetings between the two sides.
Stefanos Tsitsipas is hoping he can “reboot” himself for the new tennis season, as he looks to move past a back injury that disrupted the tail-end of his 2023 campaign.