Tailteann Cup quarter-final draw throws up Ulster derby
The draw has been made for the quarter-finals of the Tailteann Cup, and it has pitted Fermanagh against Antrim in an Ulster derby.
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India vs Pakistan Champions Trophy 2025 Match In Lahore. Report Says India To Travel Only If...
The euphoria from the India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup clash in New York isn't even over, and a report of the two team's schedule at the 2025 Champions Trophy has already come out. India and Pakistan, arguably the two most-followed teams in the global cricketing spectrum, are reportedly scheduled to take on each other at the 2025 Champions Trophy in Lahore. The tournament's draft schedule has been sent to the International Cricket Council, suggesting the 50-over event will be held between February 19 and March 09.
'Genius' Bumrah does it again for India at T20 World Cup
EAST MEADOW, New York : Jasprit Bumrah appears blissfully unaware of the popular perception that T20 cricket is a batter-friendly format as India's pace spearhead delivered another match-winning performance in Sunday's World Cup blockbuster against Pakistan.
Grisham gets last word as Yankees hail 'heck of a ballplayer' - ESPN
NEW YORK — Trent Grisham was in the New York Yankees' lineup for their Sunday night showdown against the Los Angeles Dodgers because Juan Soto remained out with forearm inflammation. He was batting fifth, despite an .083 batting average, because manager Aaron Boone wanted a left-handed bat in the middle of the order and valued Grisham's ability to punish fastballs with the hard-throwing Tyler Glasnow on the mound.
"I Switch Off The TV When...": Jasprit Bumrah's Take On New York's Bowling Friendly Pitches
Following his side's six run win over Pakistan in their ICC T20 World Cup clash, Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah opened up on his admiration for bowling that he has had since childhood and how run-fests do not really excite him. Jasprit Bumrah's miserly three-wicket haul which applied pressure on Pakistan batters and a counter-attacking, match-saving knock by Rishabh Pant powered India to a narrow win at a packed Nassau County Stadium which keeps India's World Cup dreams alive with two more group stage games to go.
Watch: Sachin Tendulkar Tries His Hand At Baseball As Ravi Shastri Turns Pitcher
Legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar was seen playing baseball with former India head coach Ravi Shastri during a fan event in New York. In a video shared by the International Cricket Council (ICC), Tendulkar and Shastri interacted with the fans on the eve of the T20 World Cup blockbuster clash between India and Pakistan at the Big Apple. Thousands gathered at the fan zone to witness Shastri pitching some baseballs to Tendulkar. The event was organised by ICC and DP World, one of the principal sponsors of the ongoing T20 World Cup.
Delhi Police's Tweet To New York Police After India's Win Over Pakistan Sets Social Media Ablaze
India's narrow six-run win over Pakistan in their ICC T20 World Cup 2024 match on Sunday sent wave of euphoria all across the globe, with fans of Rohit Sharma's team celebrating in extravagant fashion. India's triumph in the game gave Pakistan's Super 8 qualification hopes a big blow, while India all but sealed their progression to the next round. As celebrations of India's victory erupted all across the globe, the Delhi Police shared a post on X, tagging the New York Police. The post on social media has gone viral.
Imad Wasim Accused Of Deliberately "Wasting Balls" To Make Chase Tough, Let Team Lose vs India
Former skipper Salim Malik has accused Imad Wasim of deliberately wasting balls in Pakistan's six-run loss to arch-rivals India in the T20 World Cup in New York. Chasing an underwhelming 120-run target, Pakistani batters consumed 59 dot balls to be restricted to 113 for 7 in New York on Sunday. Wasim took 23 balls to score his 15 runs in the losing cause. "You look at his (Wasim) innings and it appears as if he was wasting balls not scoring runs and making things difficult in the run-chase," Malik said on 24 News channel.