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Twitter Blows Up After Hardik Pandya's Bowling Heroics In IPL Final vs Rajasthan Royals

Hardik Pandya led from the front in the IPL 2022 final against Rajasthan Royals, producing a stunning spell of bowling to put Gujarat Titans in the driver's seat. Having lost the toss, Gujarat Titans came under some early pressure with young Yashasvi Jaiswal chancing his arm. Jos Buttler and Sanju Samson then steadied RR before Hardik Pandya removed his counterpart. Buttler seemed to be headed for another big score but was stopped short in his tracks by Hardik. The Indian all-rounder then got another big fish in the form of Shimron Hetmyer to end with figures of three for 17 off his four overs.

Kohli jinx to Indian talent: Five things we learned from IPL

The Indian Premier League (IPL) ended with debutants Gujarat Titans hammering Rajasthan Royals by seven wickets in front of almost 105 000 fans at the world's biggest cricket stadium in Ahmedabad.

Formula 2: Jehan Daruvala Secures Maiden Podium In Monaco

India's Jehan Daruvala took his fourth podium of the Formula 2 season with a second-placed finish at the iconic Monaco street track. The 23-year-old chalked up the landmark result, his 11th Formula 2 podium, in Saturday's sprint race. The Prema Racing driver had lined up third on the grid. He got a good getaway but had to take avoiding action to dodge stalled pole-sitter Jake Hughes which allowed team mate Dennis Hauger into the lead. Jehan slotted into second and gave chase but was unable to find a way past on the twisting streets of the Principality, notorious for being difficult to overtake on, with the top six, except Hughes, finishing in the order in which they started.

IPL unearths next gen of fast bowlers, potential captain

Hardik Pandya. In his first full season for Hyderabad, Umran Malik attracted the world's attention with his ability to clock 150kmph plus with ease, also forcing the Indian selectors to take notice while young left-arm pacer Mohsin Khan impressed with a lethal combination of pace and accuracy for the new Lucknow franchise.

LEGANÉS | Felipe Moreno: “La venta está al 50%... nos gustaría cerrarla pronto”

La junta directiva del ha confirmado públicamente en una rueda de prensa finales de abril. “Estamos al 50% de que pueda salir adelante. El nombre de grupo inversor no lo puedo adelantar por confidencialidad, pero es gente que nos inspira confianza. El diálogo lo estamos manteniendo con Jeff Luhnow. Todos forman parte de proyectos como el equipo de fútbol de Houston o la Roma. Si la venta sale adelante, serviría de impulso para el club. ¿El precio? Es que ahora mismo no lo sé porque depende de muchos variables. No hemos entrado en profundidad”, ha aclarado Felipe Moreno, máximo accionista y vicepresidente del club.

‘I don’t want a rest’ – Jonny Bairstow ready for his role in England’s new era

Jonny Bairstow is thrilled to be present for the start of England’s “new journey” at Lord’s this week, just days after arriving back from the Indian Premier League.

Gujarat Titans take out victory parade on open-top bus, meet state CM

Gujarat Titans took out a victory parade on an open-top bus to celebrate their title triumph in a memorable maiden season in the IPL. On the same day, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel hosted the state's newly-crowned Indian Premier League champions and felicitated them. "Got a chance to interact with players of IPL 2022 winners Gujarat Titans. They presented me a bat with signatures of all squad members. The proceeds from it will be used in the education of the daughters of the state. Congratulations to all the players," the chief minister wrote on his Twitter handle.

New Zealand Sweat Over Trent Boult, Henry Nicholls For England Test Opener

Trent Boult and Henry Nicholls may miss New Zealand's first Test against England despite being named in the squad for the clash starting at Lord's on Thursday. Boult played in the Indian Premier League final for Rajasthan Royals on Sunday and is unlikely to recover in time for five days of Test cricket. Nicholls has had a disrupted start to the tour of England due to injury problems and a bout of the coronavirus. "We'll see how Trent scrubs up but I've had conversations with him leading up into this. It's part of the world and the way it is right now with the complexity of putting schedules together," New Zealand head coach Gary Stead told reporters on Monday.

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Twitter Blows Up After Hardik Pandya's Bowling Heroics In IPL Final vs Rajasthan Royals

Kohli jinx to Indian talent: Five things we learned from IPL

Formula 2: Jehan Daruvala Secures Maiden Podium In Monaco

IPL unearths next gen of fast bowlers, potential captain

LEGANÉS | Felipe Moreno: “La venta está al 50%... nos gustaría cerrarla pronto”

‘I don’t want a rest’ – Jonny Bairstow ready for his role in England’s new era

Gujarat Titans take out victory parade on open-top bus, meet state CM

New Zealand Sweat Over Trent Boult, Henry Nicholls For England Test Opener