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Qatar shuts its borders to non-World Cup ticket holders from November 1 - thenationalnews.com - Qatar - Germany - Denmark - Serbia - Portugal - Brazil - Usa - Argentina - Australia - Mexico -  Doha - Cameroon - Uae - Saudi Arabia - Uruguay - Costa Rica

Qatar shuts its borders to non-World Cup ticket holders from November 1

Entry to Qatar will be restricted from November 1 to only citizens, residents and holders of the World Cup Hayya card, the tournament’s organising committee announced.

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Ian Foster - Eden Park - Sam Whitelock - All Blacks face pivotal Wallabies clash as Rugby Championship goes to wire - news24.com - Argentina - Australia - South Africa - Ireland - New Zealand - county Park

All Blacks face pivotal Wallabies clash as Rugby Championship goes to wire

New Zealand can put one hand on the Rugby Championship trophy with victory against Australia at their Eden Park fortress on Saturday, but the champions will not be decided until hours later when South Africa play Argentina in Durban.

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Mark Boucher - Boucher insists his exit won't hamper Proteas' T20 World Cup: 'I'm 100% committed to the players' - news24.com - Australia - India

Boucher insists his exit won't hamper Proteas' T20 World Cup: 'I'm 100% committed to the players'

Proteas head coach Mark Boucher believes his shock departure from the men's national team will not hamper the spirit ahead of the T20 World Cup in Australia next month.

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India vs Australia, 3rd T20I: 4 injured in jostling to buy tickets - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India

India vs Australia, 3rd T20I: 4 injured in jostling to buy tickets

At least a few persons, including women, felt uncomfortable following the pushing and shoving at the ground. Some of them had to be taken to hospital and their condition is safe, police said.

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2nd T20I: Rain threat looms large over India vs Australia clash in Nagpur - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Australia - India - county Orange

2nd T20I: Rain threat looms large over India vs Australia clash in Nagpur

With Nagpur under a wet spell for the last few days, the bosses at the Vidarbha Cricket Association are spending their days in trepidation as rain is predicted for the match day too. The match tickets at the 45,000-capacity stadium are already sold out and they will have to refund the buyers in case the match does not go ahead.

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Oulton BSB: O’Halloran returns to site of 2021 triple win - bikesportnews.com - Britain - Australia

Oulton BSB: O’Halloran returns to site of 2021 triple win

Jason O’Halloran kicks his Bennetts British Superbike Championship Showdown at Oulton this weekend trailing series leader Brad Ray by only 13 points after a tough weekend at Snetterton.

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Cameron Green - Josh Hazlewood - Rohit Sharma - Video: Stampede In Hyderabad As Fans Jostle For Ind vs Aus T20I Tickets - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - India -  Hyderabad

Video: Stampede In Hyderabad As Fans Jostle For Ind vs Aus T20I Tickets

Hyderabad Stampede: Four people were injured after a stampede broke out at Gymkhana grounds following a stampede which happened after massive amount of cricket fans gathered to purchase tickets for the third T20I match between India and Australia. The third T20I stadium between India and Australia will take place in Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad on September 25. A huge crowd had come to the Gymkhana grounds to purchase tickets. A large queue of fans was captured waiting to get their hands on tickets.

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Sourav Ganguly - Expecting To Start Women's IPL In 2023: BCCI President Sourav Ganguly To State Associations - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - New Zealand - India - Sri Lanka -  Ahmedabad -  Mumbai -  Pune -  Kolkata

Expecting To Start Women's IPL In 2023: BCCI President Sourav Ganguly To State Associations

BCCI president Sourav Ganguly told all state associations on Tuesday that the board is expecting to start the Women's IPL early next year. Ganguly wrote to all state associations outlining important points on the home international and domestic season for 2022-23. In the letter, he mentioned that the BCCI is working on the women's IPL. "The BCCI is currently working on the much-awaited Women's IPL. We are expecting to start the first season early next year," read the document in possession of NDTV.

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