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A near four-month stint on the sidelines saw Carlos Alcaraz lose the world number one ranking to Novak Djokovic and as the Spaniard prepares for his return to the court at the Argentina Open later on Wednesday he says he is determined to get it back.
TOKYO : Yokohama F Marinos coach Kevin Muscat is convinced Japan's J-League is the strongest domestic club competition in Asia but says the standard of football needs to continue to improve in the 2023 season if it is to maintain its status.
Mohammad Shami has been one of the main pillars of the Indian bowling attack in the last decade. He is currently playing in he Border-Gavaskar Trophy and has been troubling Australian batters. The 32-year-old pacer has so far played 61 Tests taking 219 wickets. He also has 159 wickets in 87 ODIs and 24 scalps in 23 T20Is. Shami started his career in January, 2013. However, he often struggled with injuries in the early part of the career. On one such occasion, he wanted to give up the game, when former India coach Ravi Shastri and ex-bowling coach Bharat Arun stopped him.
Sania Mirza, who has been appointed as the mentor for the Royal Challengers Bangalore's team in the Women's Premier League.Sania featured in her last Grand Slam at the Australia Open in January and said that it was her "pleasure" to be part of the RCB setup. "It is a pleasure for me to join the RCB women's team as a mentor," the winner of six Grand Slam and 43 WTA titles said in an RCB statement."Indian women's cricket has seen a tectonic shift with the Women's Premier League, and I am really looking forwardto being a part of this revolutionary pitch," Mirza said in a statement issued by the franchise.
Pakistan Super Legue (PSL) witnesed another thrilling finish on Tuesday as Peshawar Zalmi edged out Karachi Kings in a last-over finish to win by two runs. Karachi's courageous chase of 199/5 posted by Peshwar was led by their new captain Imad Wasim, who made 80 off 47, but that went it vain as his effort could only take the team to 197/5.For Peshawar, Tom Kohler-Cadmore made a stroke-filled 92 off just 52 balls, while Babar Azam contributed with a knock of 68. New Zealand's James Neesham (2-26) picked up two early wickets and Karachi had slumped to 46-4 inside the first seven overs before Wasim and veteran Shoaib Malik (52) combined in a meticulous 131-run stand and raised the home team's hopes.
Rattled by a humiliating defeat against India in the first Test at Nagpur, the Australian cricket team needs to go back to the drawing board and craft a strategy to beat India in their own home. While lack of practice matches didn't help the tourists, their decision to play Matt Renshaw over Travis Head also seems to have backfired. While there's a good possibility of Head's return for the second Test in Delhi, former Australia captain Michael Clarke feels the Aussies have put themselves in a tough position.
Shah Rukh Khan's Pathaan has been breaking all sorts of records at the box office and fans all around the country have been grooving to songs from the movie. The dance steps for the song ‘Jhoome Jo Pathaan' have become an online sensation and the Indian cricket team players were also seen grooving to the beats of the song. During the first Test encounter against Australia in Nagpur, Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja broke into the dance and the video of their steps has already gone viral. Shah Rukh Khan himself praised the cricketers for their dancing moves and wrote on Twitter - “They are doing it better than me!! Will have to learn it from Virat And Jadeja!!!”
Bangladesh to throw a challenge at Australia, who registered their second win of the Women's T20 World Cup at the St. George's Park on Tuesday.After Brown's two ealry strikes, it was the scuccessful comeback of Wareham, who took three wickets, that tied the Bangladesh women into knots. Wareham was named the 'Player of the Match' for her spell of 3/20, while Brown's figures read 2/23.The duo's effort restricted Bangladesh to 107/7 despite a half-century by captain Nigar Sultana.Australia won by eight wickets, with captain Meg Lanning making 48 not out.