Lennox Lewis shows off his insane hand speed as he puts on summer camp for underprivileged kids
Lennox Lewis showed he hasn’t lost his lightning-quick hand speed even at the age of 56.
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India vs West Indies: Start Of 3rd T20I Pushed Back By 1.5 Hours, Here's Why
Cricket West Indies (CWI) have confirmed that the start of the third T20I between India and West Indies has been pushed back by 1.5 hours to give both teams adequate time to rest. The match was slated to start at 8 PM IST, but it will now begin at 9:30 PM IST. It is important to note that the second T20I between both these sides on Monday had begun three hours late due to logistical issues.
India vs West Indies: Start Of 2nd T20I Delayed By Two Hours, Here's Why
The start of the second T20I between India and West Indies has been delayed due to logistical issues. The match which was scheduled to start at 8 PM IST on Monday will now begin at 10 PM IST.
Jeremiah Azu eyes ‘big opportunity’ to chase down Wales medal in 100 metres
British champion Jeremiah Azu insists his Commonwealth Games target is to win a medal and not prove a point after missing out on 100 metres selection at the World Championships.
Late goals lift DC United to victory in Rooney debut
Chris Durkin and Taxiarchis Fountas scored in second-half stoppage time as DC United edged Orlando City 2-1 in a thriller in Wayne Rooney's Major League Soccer coaching debut on Sunday.
Tom Daley: My diving career has got me to a place where I can fight for others
Tom Daley says that his successful 21-year diving career has taken him to a place where he can “start to fight for other people”.
Games-From mutineers to Premiers, lawn bowls Davids take on Games Goliaths
ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA, England : In sport nearly everyone loves a good David and Goliath story and the place to be for such a battle at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games is the lawn bowls competition.
Ageless James Anderson keen to prove 40 is just another number
James Anderson turned 40 on Saturday, an age where many pacemen of previous eras would have long since retired. But the 'king of swing' shows no sign of stopping, with Anderson in line still to be leading England's attack during next month's three-Test series at home to South Africa. The sheer physical strain of fast bowling meant it was once considered all but unthinkable for a Test 'quick' to go much beyond their mid-30s.