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Australia Great Glenn McGrath Weighs In On Whether Umran Malik Should Slow Down To Get Better Control

Former Australia pacer Glenn McGrath was all praise for India fast bowler Umran Malik, saying that sheer pace is unique and that cannot be taught to any bowler in the world. Umran impressed everyone with his pace during the Indian Premier League 2022, clocking over 150 kph regularly. As a result, the Jammu and Kashmir pacer recently made his debut for India during the T20I series against Ireland. While several experts have suggested that Umran should focus more on line and length instead of pace. However, McGrath said that he hates seeing fast bowlers sacrificing pace to attain control.

Emily Kay claims top-10 finish in omnium at European Championships

Emily Kay has finished ninth in the omnium at the European Championships in Munich.

Cork and Waterford share the spoils in Munster derby

On a significant night in the League Of Ireland First Division title race, Cork City moved four points clear at the top of the table following a captivating Munster Derby clash against Waterford at Turners Cross.

Afghanistan beat Ireland to level series

Ireland's T20 international series against Afghanistan is level at 2-2 with one match to play after the tourists triumphed by 27 runs in a rain-delayed fourth encounter at Stormont.

Coscoran qualifies for 1500m final at European Athletics Championships

Andrew Coscoran has qualified for Thursday’s 1500m final at the European Athletics Championships in Munich, the only Irish glimmer of success on a night when all others exited in the opening round.

Keith Treacy: 'Poor' of the league not to delay Friday's Derry City v Shamrock Rovers game

Former Ireland, St Patrick's Athletic and Drogheda United midfielder Keith Treacy believes the SSE Airtricity League authorities should have pushed back Shamrock Rovers' fixture against Derry City.

Counting Down the Irish — 10 to 6, Notre Dame’s offensive youth movement moving to the forefront

A shutdown corner, bookend offensive tackles and a young quarterback-receiver combination. Those are the building blocks of a strong team, and Notre Dame may have all of them this year.

Shorten credits radical restructure with boosting Britain's rowing fortunes

Rebecca Shorten reckons radical restructuring within British Rowing is already reaping rewards after a memorable Munich morning at the multi-sport European Championships. British stars racked up a red-hot four gold medals on Saturday morning — including three in a row — in the women's and men's four, women's quadruple sculls and men's eight events at the city's 1972 Olympic Regatta Centre. Ad And they followed it up on Sunday as Belfast star Shorten also helped Britain to soar to silver in the women's eight event.

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Australia Great Glenn McGrath Weighs In On Whether Umran Malik Should Slow Down To Get Better Control

Emily Kay claims top-10 finish in omnium at European Championships

Cork and Waterford share the spoils in Munster derby

Afghanistan beat Ireland to level series

Coscoran qualifies for 1500m final at European Athletics Championships

Keith Treacy: 'Poor' of the league not to delay Friday's Derry City v Shamrock Rovers game

Counting Down the Irish — 10 to 6, Notre Dame’s offensive youth movement moving to the forefront

Shorten credits radical restructure with boosting Britain's rowing fortunes