Nabi quits as Afghanistan skipper after winless World Cup exit
All-rounder Mohammad Nabi quit as captain of Afghanistan's Twenty20 team on Friday, barely an hour after their winless World Cup campaign ended with a loss to Australia.
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Argentina limit changes for Sunday's Twickenham test
LONDON : Argentina will field two new front rowers and have made a switch on the wing in three changes for Sunday’s test against England at Twickenham.
New Zealand reach World Cup semis, Australia win and wait
MELBOURNE :New Zealand became the first team to reach the Twenty20 World Cup semi-finals with a victory over Ireland on Friday but Australia face a wait to see if they will be staying in the tournament despite a nervy win over Afghanistan.
Farrell back as England captain against Argentina
BAGSHOT, England : Owen Farrell has recovered from his concussion issue and will captain England against Argentina on Sunday as Eddie Jones finally gets a serious look at his first choice creative trio of Marcus Smith, Farrell and Manu Tuilagi.
PERMUTATIONS | Proteas' task to reach the semifinals is simple: beat Netherlands
While there's little doubt that the Proteas will show Netherlands due respect in their final group game of the ICC T20 World Cup in Adelaide on Sunday, their biggest stumbling block in the quest to reach the semifinals is the weather.
McLaren's record pitstop in Mexico and the five quickest tyre changes in 2022
Daniel Ricciardo is not having the greatest of Formula 1 seasons in 2022. In fact, his time behind the wheel of his McLaren F1 car has gone from bad to worse, to the extent that the team opted to end his contract early with one more year remaining.
PREVIEW-Last place at Rugby World Cup to be decided at Dubai tournament
The United States get a final chance to qualify for the Rugby World Cup and keep up an impressive record of participation but must get past three other teams in a final qualification tournament over the next three weeks in Dubai.
Sydney United fined over fans' Nazi salutes
Sydney United 58 have been fined A$15,000 (€9,750) and sanctioned by Football Australia (FA) for the behaviour of some supporters at last month's Australia Cup final, the national governing body of the sport said on Friday.