Sunday sport: Clare looking to stop Limerick's bid for sixth consecutive Munster title
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"They Will Be Vulnerable": Navjot Singh Sidhu's Prediction For Pakistan Ahead Of India Clash
Cricket fans around the world are eagerly waiting for the mouth-watering T20 World Cup 2024 clash between the arch-rivals India and Pakistan, which will be played on Sunday in New York. On one hand, Rohit Sharma and co started off their campaign with a terrific eight-wicket victory against Ireland, while on the other hand, Pakistan faced a humiliating defeat against the World Cup debutants USA. Amid all the criticism, it will be interesting to see that how the Babar Azam-led side will be presenting itself against India. Ahead of the blockbuster clash, former India batter and renowned commentator Navjot Singh Sidhu that the loss against USA will make Pakistan more vulnerable as they now need to adapt themselves to the tough pitch conditions of New York.
India vs Pakistan: Pakistan To Crash Out Of T20 World Cup If Game vs India Is Washed Out? Equation Says...
The T20 World Cup 2024 match between India and Pakistan is one of the most-anticipated ones for the cricket fans in the ongoing competition. The two teams have not played a bilateral series in nearly a decade due to political tensions and the only time they face each other is during international competitions. As a result, their matches are a huge occasion for cricket fans and they were looking forward to the encounter since the T20 World Cup 2024 fixtures were announced. However, according to weather forecast, rain is all set to play spoilsport with more than 50 per cent chances of rain during the game and 100 per cent cloud cover. The toss was also delayed as heavy rain resulted in total ground cover at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York.
India vs Pakistan: "Big Loss For India" - Internet Reacts As Pakistan Drop Azam Khan Amid Dismal Run
All-rounder Imad Wasim replaces batter Azam Khan as Pakistan won the toss and elect to bowl first against India in a highly-anticipated Group A match of Men's T20 World Cup at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium on Sunday. The toss had been delayed by 30 minutes due to slight rain in the city, with clouds and windy conditions on offer right now. Sunday's match will be played on the pitch which hosted Netherlands-South Africa clash on Saturday, which the Proteas won by four wickets. Imad comes back into Pakistan's playing eleven after a side strain kept him out of the side's surprising loss in their tournament opener to co-hosts USA at Dallas earlier this week.” We will bowl first because of the weather and moisture in the pitch.”
"Play For Team Win, Not For...": Pakistan Great's Clear Message For India Clash
As the T20 World Cup 2024 showdown between arch-rivals India and Pakistan looms large, former Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar has urged Pakistan to ‘play for the team win instead of personal record.' Pakistan is set to face India at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York on Sunday. In a social media post on ‘X', formerly Twitter, Akhtar wrote, "Pakistan, play out of your skin. Play for Pakistan. Don't play for individual records.” The rivalry between India and Pakistan is one of the most intense in sports, with every match carrying the weight of history and national pride. As Pakistan looks to bounce back from their opening game defeat to the USA, Akhtar's advice could not be more timely.
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Mark Timmons the saviour as Laois fightback beats New York
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Mets owner eyes turnaround, says fans 'have been through worse' - ESPN
LONDON — New York Mets owner Steve Cohen says his team can still turn around its season and fans «have been through worse.»