Liverpool beat Manchester City in wild clash as Klopp sees red
LIVERPOOL — This is the moment Liverpool’s season finally started.
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LIVERPOOL — This is the moment Liverpool’s season finally started.
(Reuters) - Britain's Neah Evans won her first world title in the women's points race on the final day of the track world championships in Saint Quentin-en-Yvelines, France on Sunday as the 32-year-old delivered a last-gasp attack in a frantic race.
Nicholas Pooran-led West Indies will be squaring off against Scotland in their opening game of the ongoing T20 World Cup. The Group B clash will be played at the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. Both the teams would look to get off to a good start in the tournament. The Scottish side would be captained by Richie Berrington. The opening day of the marquee event saw Sri Lanka going down to minnows Namibia in Group A while the Netherlands got the better of the UAE. On Monday, another Group B clash would be played between Zimbabwe and Ireland.
Britain's Neah Evans won gold, and her first major individual title, in the women's points race at the 2022 Track Cycling World Championships. She grabbed gold with 60 points after a thrilling finale, ahead of Denmark's Julie Leth (53) and American Jennifer Valente (51).
Britain's Neah Evans won gold, and her first major individual title, in the women's points race at the 2022 Track Cycling World Championships. She grabbed gold with 60 points after a thrilling finale, ahead of Denmark's Julie Leth (53) and American Jennifer Valente (51).
CP Rizwan said he was proud of the way the UAE’s bowlers almost dragged their side to the point of victory, but was left ruing missed chances on the opening night of the T20 World Cup.
Skipper Scott Edwards stood unbeaten on 16 as the Netherlands chased down their target of 112 with one ball to spare in the second match of the day in Geelong. UAE pace spearhead Junaid Siddique returned figures of 3-24 and put the opposition in trouble with two wickets in the 14th over but Edwards held his nerve to get his team off to a win in round one.
They had waited forever for this. It had been 2,772 days since the UAE had last played in a World Cup.