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Australian test cricket captain Pat Cummins has again avoided the chance to endorse embattled coach Justin Langer, saying it is not his job to decide his future.
Yash Dhull on Wednesday starred with a dazzling century as India defeated Australia in the semi-final of the U-19 World Cup at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua. With his knock against Australia, Dhull joined an elite list of India U19 captains with a century in the tournament. Before him, Virat Kohli and Unmukt Chanda had achieved the same feat at the U19 World Cup. Batting on 98, Dhull drove one towards the mid-wicket region, stealing two runs to complete his century.
MELBOURNE : Australia has failed to keep up with improvements in Asian soccer and fans should be disappointed if the 'Socceroos' fail to qualify for the World Cup, former coach Ange Postecoglou said.
If former UFC champion Robert Whittaker had his way, he'd be living in a fantasy land.
India skipper Yash Dhull has said that it is a proud moment for him to be just the third Indian captain after Virat Kohli and Unmukht Chand to score a century in the U19 World Cup. Dhull scored a century in the semi-final of the ongoing tournament against Australia and this helped his side enter the finals of the U19 World Cup. "The plan from me and Rasheed was to bat till the end, and it worked. It's a proud moment (to be the third Indian captain to score a U19 WC ton after Virat Kohli and Unmukt Chand). The idea was to bat steadily, not to try too many shots, and to bat past the 40th over. Myself and Rasheed bat well together, we combine well and it showed," Dhull said after the game.
Next week's Vic Open will award three spots into the British Open for the first time as part of the Open qualifying series, organisers said on Thursday.
Roger Federer believes he will know by "April-May" whether or not he will be able to return to tennis. The 40-year-old winner of 20 Grand Slam titles has not played since a Wimbledon quarter-final exit at the hands of Poland's Hubert Hurkacz in July last year before having to undergo knee surgery. "I want to come back strong and give it everything that I have," the Swiss star said Wednesday. "To give you a little bit of an update. I have a very interesting and important next few months ahead of me. I think I will know a lot more by April-May.
A former Commonwealth Gold medal winning weightlifter from Anglesey has announced his retirement from the sport and paid tribute to his partner and his long-time mentor.