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NEW DELHI : England could not make the final of the World Test Championship (WTC) but their 'Bazball' approach is something batting great Ricky Ponting longs to see when India and Australia clash in the one-off contest at the Oval next month.
Last week, I watched a match at Arundel Castle’s cricket ground in West Sussex, England. The castle was founded in 1067 and a park was formed around it in the early 19th century. In 1897, the first recorded match took place on a newly completed cricket ground. This was instigated by the 15th duke of Norfolk, whose family seat is Arundel Castle.
NEW DELHI : With the World Test Championship (WTC) final just weeks away, Virat Kohli says he has no intention of tinkering with his technique to add "fancy shots" to his arsenal for the Indian Premier League (IPL).
ROCHESTER, New York: Bryson DeChambeau delivered a credibility boost to LIV Golf, firing a 4-under par 66 to seize a one-stroke lead in Thursday’s opening round of the PGA Championship.
New Zealand scrumhalf Brad Weber will continue his career in Europe after the Rugby World Cup, drawing the curtain on a 10-year career at the Waikato Chiefs and likely his involvement in the All Blacks.
ROCHESTER, New York :The PGA Championship got underway at Oak Hill after frost delayed the start of the first round by nearly two hours on Thursday and left many players bundled up in sweaters.
ROCHESTER, New York : The start of first round play at the PGA Championship was pushed back by at least one hour and 15 minutes due to frost on Thursday as overnight temperatures plunged below freezing at Oak Hill Country Club.
Although the clock is rapidly dwindling, FIFA president Gianni Infantino seems slightly more optimistic about reaching what he sees as an acceptable deal for the broadcast rights to the upcoming Women's World Cup in five key European countries.