Ben Stokes announces shock ODI retirement citing ‘unsustainable’ schedule
England’s World Cup hero Ben Stokes has announced his shock retirement from one-day cricket, departing with a word of warning about the “unsustainable” schedule.
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Ben Stokes to retire from one-day cricket to focus on England Test captaincy
Ben Stokes has announced his retirement from one-day cricket to focus on his role as England Test captain, with Tuesday’s clash against South Africa at Durham to be his last match.
Helen Housby keen not to repeat nerve-racking finish from 2018 Commonwealth Games
Helen Housby is in no hurry to repeat the last-gasp heroics that earned England a famous win over Australia in the Commonwealth Games netball final four years ago.
India Aim To End Australia's Hockey Dominance At Commonwealth Games 2022
The phenomenal success at the Tokyo Olympics has ignited hopes of in-form Indian men's hockey team stopping the Australian juggernaut at the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Australia's dominance at the CWG is a matter of envy. Since the game's introduction in the quadrennial event 24 years ago, the world No.1 Australia has been the most dominant force, having won all six gold medals till date. Going by renewed optimism and belief among the Indian players, it appears the men's team has a great opportunity to end Australia's gold rush at the event.
Ben Stokes’ one-day international record as World Cup hero calls it a day
England World Cup winner Ben Stokes has announced he will retire from one-day international cricket after Tuesday’s game against South Africa.
Helen Housby keen not to repeat nerve-racking finish from Gold Coast
Helen Housby is in no hurry to repeat the last-gasp heroics that earned England a famous win over Australia in the Commonwealth Games netball final four years ago.
40-team line-up confirmed for RWC Sevens in Cape Town
The full 40-team line-up for the Rugby World Cup Sevens has been confirmed by World Rugby.
Hockey at CWG: India aim to end Australia's dominance
Australia's dominance at the CWG is a matter of envy. Since the game's introduction in the quadrennial event 24 years ago, the world No.1 Australia has been the most dominant force, having won all six gold medals till date. Going by renewed optimism and belief among the Indian players, it appears the men's team has a great opportunity to end Australia's gold rush at the event.