WorldSBK Phillip Island: McPhee ‘not as prepared as I’d like to be’
John McPhee prepared for his first WorldSSP race at Phillip Island on Friday with the Vince64 rider placing 19th in free practice.
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John McPhee prepared for his first WorldSSP race at Phillip Island on Friday with the Vince64 rider placing 19th in free practice.
Kawasaki’s Alex Lowes was back in the top ten as WorldSBK free practice fired up at Phillip Island on Friday.
Former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy doesn't want tearaway fast bowler Pat Cummins "carrying burden of captaincy". Cummins, who was appointed Test captain in November of 2021 and ODI skipper late last year, enjoys a strong winning record as captain of the Australian team. However, with Australia 0-2 down against India in the ongoing four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Cummins' leadership credentials have come into question. The 29-year-old was also dethroned as the no. 1 bowler in Test cricket by evergreen James Anderson.
Australia all-rounder Cameron Green has declared himself "100 per cent" fit to play the third Test against India, starting from March 1 at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. Green's anticipated return from a serious finger injury that has seen him miss the first two Test will be a huge boost for Australia, especially when the likes of Pat Cummins, David Warner and Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out of the third Test due to various reasons. While Cummins declared himself unavailable earlier on Friday, Warner and Hazlewood have been sent back home due to injury setbacks.
France captain Wendie Renard said on Friday that she will not play at this year's Women's World Cup to preserve her mental health, adding that she "can no longer support the current system".
France captain Wendie Renard said on Friday that she will not play at this year's Women's World Cup to preserve her mental health, adding that she "can no longer support the current system".
Jemimah Rodrigues is utterly disappointed after India's a semifinal exit from the Women's T20 World Cup but the top-order batter wants to count on the positives and sees her team dominating the game in the foreseeable future. Indian women's team has progressed by leaps and bounds in the last few years, but a major trophy has eluded the Women in Blue. They lost the ODI World Cup final to England in 2017, the 2020 T20 World Cup final to Australia and the 2022 CWG final to Australia in Birmingham.
Wendie Renard has announced that she will not play for France at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Renard, who is currently captain of the French team, says that she will miss out on the tournament in the summer as she «can no longer endorse the current system.» Ad The Olympique Lyonnais defender has 142 appearances for the national team, and has represented France in two World Cups, two Olympics, and three European Championships. Euro 2022Oberdorf: 'I don't think it gets any better' than a final against England28/07/2022 AT 09:17 “I have defended the blue, white, and red shirt 142 times with passion, respect, commitment and professionalism," said Renard in a statement on social media.