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Pakistan Skipper Babar Azam Says Ready To Play 'Anyone, Anywhere' In India During ICC World Cup 2023
Pakistan are ready to take on any side at any venue in India during this year's World Cup, skipper Babar Azam said Thursday as the team awaited government approval to participate in the tournament. Pakistan are drawn to play India at Ahmedabad's 132,000-capacity Narendra Modi stadium on October 15 -- the first time they will meet on either's home turf since 2012. The neighbours are bitter political adversaries and usually only meet in international tournaments at neutral venues, most recently during the T20 World Cup in Australia last year. The Pakistan Cricket Board wrote to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the interior and foreign ministries this week asking for formal permission to take part in the tournament.
McCabe a concern but Pauw focuses on the positives
Republic of Ireland boss Vera Pauw is hopeful Katie McCabe's ankle injury is not serious as the squad prepares to fly out to Australia for a historic first appearance at the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Ireland suffer 3-0 defeat to France in World Cup send-off
It wasn’t the send-off the Republic of Ireland would have wanted tonight ahead of their World Cup excursion.
Kyra Carusa: Time we got comfortable being uncomfortable
The Republic of Ireland will need to get used to operating outside of their comfort zone if they're to make their mark at the upcoming Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand as new-girl Kyra Carusa declared it’s time "to get comfortable being uncomfortable" after the 3-0 loss to France in the team’s final warm-up game at Tallaght Stadium.
Brazil women's soccer team supports Iran protesters with message on side of plane ahead of World Cup
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Top players get better treatment at Wimbledon, says Cornet
LONDON: Lower-ranked players are not treated as equals to the big names at Wimbledon, France's former world number 11 Alize Cornet said on Thursday (Jul 6) after losing in the second round.