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The list of legends to play in the upcoming Legends League Cricket keeps growing. In a latest, former Australia pacer Mitchell Johnson and recently retired wicketkeeper-batter Parthiv Patel have confirmed to be part of the season 2 of the tournament. Besides them 3 more Indian players -- Pragyan Ojha, Reetinder Sodhi and Ashok Dinda have also confirmed to be part of the upcoming player draft process of league.
Leeds United are approaching the end of their first week in Australia and they are preparing for their second leg of the pre-season tour in Brisbane. They got their time Down Under off to a winning start on Thursday night by beating Brisbane Roar 2-1 and they’re now getting ready to take on Aston Villa at the Suncorp Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Brad Hogg. Chahal, who will turn 32 next week, was dropped during last year's T20 World Cup in the UAE and since then has played 20 white ball games across two formats and taken 26 wickets. According to Hogg, Chahal will play a key role in India's campaign at the T20 World Cup, which is slated to be held in Australia in October and November later this year.
Nani has confirmed he will make his Melbourne Victory debut from the bench during their clash against Manchester United on Friday.
SYDNEY : Suliasi Vunivalu's switch from rugby league has not gone smoothly, but the winger should finally get his chance to show his ability at test level in Australia's series decider against England on Saturday.
Dan James believes Leeds United youngster Archie Gray has the talent required to one day reach the very top of the game. Gray has been welcomed into the first-team environment by Jesse Marsch and, although he is yet to make a competitive first-team appearance, there is plenty of excitement surrounding the 16-year-old.
ten Hag gives update on Ronaldo amid speculation over Man Utd exit
New Zealand fast bowler Adam Milne has been ruled out of the remainder of the team's limited-overs tour of Europe due to an Achilles injury. Milne felt pain in his left Achilles during the team's first net session in Ireland and a scan this week revealed he would need some rest and rehabilitation. The recovery timeline for the injury means he will likely only be available for the final two matches of the Tour against the Netherlands. With extra bowling cover needed in the squad for the remainder of the tour, the selectors felt Jacob Duffy was deserving of selection and that he had been impressive in his time away with the Test and ODI squads in England and Ireland respectively.