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Rajasthan Royals on Sunday informed that West Indies batter Shimron Hetmyer has left the team camp in Mumbai to travel back to Guyana for the birth of his first child. The franchise said that the left-handed batter will be back soon. The batter has been in incredible form this season for the franchise and has provided the much-needed boost lower down the order.
Rajasthan Royals on Sunday said that their West Indian batter Shimron Hetmyer has left for Guyana for the birth of his first child. "We are helping him (Hetymer) in every way we can, and our best wishes are with him and his wife Nirvani," the Royals said on their official Twitter handle. They also said that Hetymer would return to Mumbai soon and resume his duties for the franchise for the remaining matches of the IPL.
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It’s “now or never,” said the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published on Monday. It called on governments to start staving off emissions to save the planet from irreversible climate disaster.
Rajasthan Royals’ (RR) win. While other pacers kept the pressure on, leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal with his four-wicket haul once again weaved his magic, putting Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) to the sword and lead the Royals to a three-run win in Mumbai on Sunday. Marcus Stoinis’ cameo of an unbeaten 38 off 17 balls threatened to take the game away from the Royals, but young pacer Kuldeep Sen, entrusted with the responsibility to defend 15, in the last over, kept his nerves and sealed the deal for his team.
West Indies batter Shimron Hetmyer is looking forward to pick the brains of Rajasthan Royals' head coach Kumar Sangakkara to get better not only in the shortest format of the game but also improve his red-ball cricket. The 25-year-old left-handed batter was bought by Rajasthan Royals for Rs 8.5 crore during the IPL mega auction after not being retained by Delhi Capitals. "It's very exciting to play under someone like Kumar Sangakkara.
Australia will be fighting Pakistan on two fronts on Tuesday as Meg Lanning's side face their next opponent at the Women's World Cup.