Lions make minor changes for Cardiff Arms Park battle
Lions coach Ivan van Rooyen has made two changes to his starting XV for Friday's clash against Welsh side Cardiff Rugby at Cardiff Arms Park.
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WATCH | Mokoena nets delicious match-winning free-kick for Bafana against Botswana
Midfielder Teboho Mokoena's free-kick proved the difference in South Africa's 1-0 win over Botswana in an international friendly at FNB Stadium and what a set-piece it was.
If bowler has to keep his feet in, non-strikers must too: Tabraiz Shamsi
However, even before the law came into effect, Indian off-spinner Deepti Sharma's run-out off England batter Charlie Dean in the women's ODI at Lord's last Saturday created quite an uproar. The dismissal has polarized opinion across the cricketing world.
MS Dhoni Told Me Not To Take Pressure, It Was On Him If We Lose: Joginder Sharma On T20 World Cup Last Over
Saturday, September 24, marked 15 years of India's triumph over Pakistan in the 2007 inaugural World T20 final at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. This was India's first world title in 24 years and a moment etched in the minds of fans to date. And who better than Joginder Sharma -- the medium-pacer who helped India notch up a famous five-run win -- to reminisce about what happened on that special night?
Sreesanth Explains Why MS Dhoni Gave Joginder Sharma The Last Over In 2007 T20 World Cup Final
Saturday marks the 15th anniversary of India lifting the 2007 T20 World Cup title. The MS Dhoni-led team beat Pakistan in a thrilling final in Johannesburg to win the maiden T20 World Cup. The match went down to the final over and MS Dhoni turned to the relatively unknown Joginder Sharma. The pacer went on to dismiss Misbah-ul-Haq to win the match for India, and Sreesanth, who took the all-important catch of Misbah, revealed why Dhoni opted for Joginder to bowl the final over.
MS Dhoni Was Open To Everyone's Suggestion: Harbhajan Singh On 15th Anniversary Of 2007 T20 World Cup Win
Legendary Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh said on Saturday that former skipper MS Dhoni gave his players a lot of freedom while playing during their ICC T20 World Cup 2007 campaign, which the Men in Blue won. On the fifteenth anniversary of Team India's ICC T20 World Cup 2007 triumph, members of Team India recalled their early impressions of MS Dhoni on the Star Sports programme 'Class of 2007: The Reunion of '07 Champions'. "It did not feel to us that MS Dhoni was our skipper till he lifted the trophy. It was so because everyone was contributing their suggestions as to what should be done during a certain stage in a game. He was very open to it and would let us go ahead with whatever we thought was best," said Harbhajan Singh.
