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Sarina Wiegman won The Best FIFA Women's Coach Award for a third time after leading England to glory at Euro 2022. Wiegman is unbeaten since taking charge of England in 2021, recording 22 wins and four draws from her 26 matches. Ad The Lionesses scored 22 goals across six matches at Euro 2022 as they won their first major trophy.
Real Betis playmaker Nabil Fekir has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a knee injury, the Spanish club confirmed Monday.
How to watch The Best FIFA Football Awards The seventh edition of The Best FIFA Awards ceremony takes place on Monday, February 27 and will start at 8pm GMT. Ad You can watch the whole event live via FIFA's website.
We have the full list of final nominee for this year's FIFA The Best Awards, featuring names such as Lionel Messi and Alexia Putellas. FIFA’s the Best Football Awards are back, with the winners announced on February 27, 2023.
R Ashwin and Axar Patel's brave eighth-wicket stand, on Day 2 of the second Test at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.In reply to Australia's 263, India were bowled out for 262, trailing by 1 run.Axar (74 off 115), who scored a boundary-laden half-century, smacked nine fours and three sixes in his innings. He was aptly complemented by Ashwin (37 off 71) as the duo looked set to give India the lead. The duo stitched a 114-run stand to take India out from a precarious situation.As it happened: India vs Australia, 2nd Test
NEW DELHI :Debutant Matt Kuhnemann dismissed Virat Kohli for his first wicket in test cricket as Australia reduced India to 179-7 at tea on day two of the second test on Saturday.
NEW DELHI : Off-spinner Nathan Lyon dragged Australia back into the contest in the second test against India after claiming four wickets to reduce the hosts to 88 for four on day two of the match in New Delhi on Saturday.
Soup on a Van Gogh, hands glued to roads, mashed potatoes on a Monet painting. Europe’s climate activists have been adopting more extreme tactics.