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Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings was on Tuesday shifted to Mumbai from Pune following a virus outbreak in the Risabh Pant-led team. In a statement, the BCCI said it has moved Wednesday's game to Brabourne stadium to ensure no COVID infection goes undetected in the bio-bubble. Five members of Delhi Capitals, including Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh have tested positive for the virus.
MUMBAI : Delhi Capitals' next Indian Premier League (IPL) match has been shifted from Pune to Mumbai following five COVID-19 cases in the camp, the organising Indian cricket board (BCCI) said on Tuesday.
The Indian men's national football team head coach Igor Stimac on Tuesday named 41 probables for a preparatory camp ahead of its AFC Asian Cup Final Round qualifiers in June. The players and the support staff will assemble in Bellary on April 23 and will start training from the next day till May 8. The team will then move to Kolkata to continue with the camp till the qualifiers. According to a release issued by the All India Football Federation (AIFF), the players from Mumbai City FC and ATK Mohun Bagan will join the camp after their respective club commitments.
Delhi Capitals' upcoming match against Punjab Kings on Wednesday has been shifted from Pune to Mumbai and will now be played at the Brabourne Stadium. The decision was take by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday. The BCCI announced through a press release that it was changing the venue of the match "to avoid any further incident due to any undetected case during a long-distance bus journey in a closed environment."
Shabab Al Ahli claimed their first win in the Asian Champions League group stage in stunning style on Monday night, thrashing Al Gharafa of Qatar 8-2 at the Prince Abdullah Al Faisal Stadium in Jeddah.
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Yuzvendra Chahal had promised to recreate his signature pose from the 2019 World Cup if he did something special in the Indian Premier League so when the Rajasthan Royals spinner captured his first career hat-trick he knew exactly what to do.
MUMBAI : Yuzvendra Chahal had promised to recreate his signature pose from the 2019 World Cup if he did something special in the Indian Premier League so when the Rajasthan Royals spinner captured his first career hat-trick he knew exactly what to do.
Rajasthan Royals pacer Obed McCoy on Monday came into the limelight after he did the signature step of Telugu actor Allu Arjun's movie, Pushpa, to celebrate with maiden Indian Premier League (IPL) wicket. McCoy achieved his first wicket in the clash against Kolkata Knight Riders on Monday after the West Indies based pacer dismissed wicketkeeper-batter Sheldon Jackon in the 20th over at the Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai. The pacer celebrated his wicket by doing the famous 'jhukega nahi' step from the movie Pushpa and caught all the attention of the audience.