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Morning Live's resident doctor Dr Punam Krishan - a self-confessed "mega fan" of Strictly - has taken to the dancefloor for the BBC show's 20th anniversary year. The Glasgow GP has been paired with Gorka Márquez for her journey on the show.
India all-rounder Shivam Dube has been ruled out of the upcoming three-match T20I series against Bangladesh, the BCCI confirmed on the eve of the 1st T20I in Gwalior. According to BCCI's official release, Dube will miss the three-game rubber owing to a back injury. "All-rounder Shivam Dube is ruled out of the three-match T20I series owing to a back injury," BCCI's statement read.
The much-awaited Hockey India League (HIL) is set to return after seven long years in a new avatar, where both the men and women teams will participate. While the men's competition will have eight teams, six sides will feature in women's event. The league will be played in two venues -- Rourkela for men and Ranchi for women -- from December 28 to February 5. The players auction for the league will be held here from October 13 to 15.
2011 Cricket World Cup-winner Suresh Raina rolled back the years, slamming a brilliant fifty as New York Lions CC beat Los Angeles Waves CC by 19 runs in the second match of the Sixty Strikes tournament, organised by the National Cricket League, USA. In the 10-over game, Raina smashed 53 off just 28 balls to take his team to a whopping total of 126. Despite a valiant effort, the total proved to be too uphill a task for Los Angeles Waves.
Bangladesh Women vs England Women Highlights: England's four-pronged spin attack on Saturday delivered a hard-fought 21-run victory over Bangladesh in their low-scoring group league opener in the Women's T20 World Cup in Sharjah. On a slow track, England emerged victorious riding on a crucial 48-run opening stand between Maia Bouchier (23 off 18 balls) and seasoned Danni Wyatt-Hodge (41 off 40 balls) since run-making became increasingly difficult as the game progressed. In reply, Bangladesh were guilty of not putting in partnerships after spilling a few catches in the first half. They were eventually restricted to 97 for seven in their allotted 20 overs. (Scorecard)
Team India's heroic 2-day win against Bangladesh in the second Test has earned skipper Rohit Sharma deserved praise. Under Rohit's leadership, the Indian team showed exemplary attacking ability, intent to carve out a positive result. India didn't just succeed in beating Bangladesh in Kanpur but also did show in a manner that made the cricket world stand up and take notice. As Rohit's leadership gets lauded, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh sent a firm Virat Kohli reminder, extoling the latter for his leadership style thought brought a big change in Indian cricket.
Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar finds himself in a state of bother for his recent remark during live commentary on TV. While commentating during India vs New Zealand 2024 Women's T20 World Cup game on Friday, Manjrekar said he doesn't have in-depth knowledge about players from North India. It happened when Manjrekar was talking about India women cricket team's coaching unit. His fellow commentator talked about Munish Bali, a former Punjab player and the side's fielding coach, and this is when Manjrekar said that he failed to recognise him.
A completely out of sorts India were trumped by opposition skipper Sophie Devine's flamboyant batting and tactical astuteness as New Zealand powered to 58-run win in a lopsided Women's T20 World Cup game in Dubai on Friday. The 'White Ferns' also put an end to their 10-match losing streak with their biggest win against India in T20Is. On a pitch which was extremely difficult for batting, Devine's power-packed unbeaten 57 off 36 balls took New Zealand to an above-par 160 for 4 in 20 overs.