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Football Australia (FA) and its stakeholders have reached an "overwhelming consensus" that a reported Saudi Arabia sponsorship deal does not align with their vision for the women's World Cup, FA chief executive James Johnson said on Monday.
Football Australia CEO James Johnson has said the association "would not be comfortable" with Saudi Arabian sponsorship of the Women's World Cup this summer.
India left-arm spinner Kuldeep Yadav is widely known for amazing bowling skills on the field. The 28-year-old cricketer achieved a five-wicket, followed by a three-wicket haul during the first Test against Bangladesh in December last year. Apart from this, Kuldeep went on to play a key role in Team India's triumph over Sri Lanka and New Zealand in the ODIs, earlier this year. However, Kuldeep is also quite active on social media and known for posting hilarious videos. Recently, the spinner took to Instagram where he explains his fans the difference between 'Jadhav' and 'Yadav'.
Australian assistant coach Daniel Vettori said he does not mind the spin-friendly pitches on offer in their series in India as they have challenged the batsmen and brought their skill and perseverance into play.
There was some consolation for the Springbok Sevens side as they beat Japan 19-7 in the 13th-place playoff final in Vancouver on Monday morning (SA time).
MELBOURNE : ACT Brumbies coach Stephen Larkham is in no hurry to restore Wallabies halves Noah Lolesio and Nic White to his starting 15, having been impressed with the lesser lights running the engine-room.
New Zealand claimed their fourth straight World Rugby Sevens Series title with a 19-12 win over Australia in the final in Vancouver on Sunday, becoming the first team to qualify for next year's Olympics where they will be defending champions.
Fancy Bermudez scored a pair of tries as the Canadian women defeated Ireland 24-12 Sunday to put themselves in position for their best result this season at the HSBC Canada Sevens tournament in Vancouver.