Throwback to when Novak Djokovic criticised Naomi Osaka for not following mandatory rules
Do you remember the time Novak Djokovic had his say on Naomi Osaka’s refusal to take part in press conferences?
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Do you remember the time Novak Djokovic had his say on Naomi Osaka’s refusal to take part in press conferences?
Glenn Maxwell slammed 39 off 25 balls as a dominant Australia thumped Sri Lanka by six wickets to win their third straight Twenty20 clash and seal the series in Canberra on Tuesday. The world champions have an unassailable 3-0 lead with two games to play after taking the opening match by 20 runs then clinching the second in a thrilling super over finish after it ended in a tie. They made a slow start chasing 122 to win at Manuka Oval, losing two early wickets before skipper Aaron Finch (35) and the big-hitting Maxwell steadied the ship.
Do you remember the time Novak Djokovic had his say on Naomi Osaka’s refusal to take part in press conferences?
England Women will host South Africa in a Test match for the first time in almost 20 years in June before ending a busy domestic summer with an ODI series against India.
(Reuters) - Australia's Kane Richardson and Ashton Agar combined for a miserly bowling performance as the hosts outclassed Sri Lanka by six wickets in Tuesday's low-scoring third Twenty20 international in Canberra.
Canberra — Glenn Maxwell slammed 39 off 25 balls as a dominant Australia thumped Sri Lanka by six wickets to win their third straight Twenty20 clash and seal the series in Canberra on Tuesday.
Glenn Maxwell slammed 39 off 25 balls as a dominant Australia thumped Sri Lanka by six wickets to win their third straight Twenty20 clash and seal the series in Canberra on Tuesday.
Australia's Kane Richardson and Ashton Agar combined for a miserly bowling performance as the hosts outclassed Sri Lanka by six wickets in Tuesday's low-scoring third Twenty20 international in Canberra.