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The Warriors have declared they «want to be the best team in Queensland», as the club embarks on another NRL season, but this time based out of their temporary home in Redcliffe.
All Blacks fly-half Beauden Barrett said he feared he might be forced to retire due to lingering concussion symptoms following a head injury sustained in a match against Ireland in November.
Indian men's hockey team will open its campaign at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games against minnows Ghana on July 31 while the women's team will also square-off against the same rivals on July 29. Two-time silver medallist Indian men are placed in a relatively easy Pool B alongside England, Canada, Wales and Ghana while the Pool A consists of six-time champions Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Pakistan and Scotland. The Indian women are in Pool A, which also has England, Canada, Wales and Ghana.
All Blacks superstar Beauden Barrett has revealed that he was close to retiring after struggling with concussion in the off-season.
Pooja Vastrakar and Harmanpreet Kaur's feisty performances were overshadowed by the batters' insipid display as India succumbed to 62-run loss to New Zealand in the ICC Women's World Cup here on Thursday. Vastrakar's 4/34 helped India restrict New Zealand to 260 for 9 after skipper Mithali Raj opted to field.
Women's World Cup hosts New Zealand produced a clinical performance to beat India by 62 runs in Hamilton.
All Blacks flyhalf Beauden Barrett said he feared he might be forced to retire due to lingering concussion symptoms following a head injury sustained in a match against Ireland in November.
La federación de rugby neozelandesa se disculpó este miércoles por un polémico mensaje con motivo del Día de la Mujer en la cuenta de Twitter de la selección masculina, conocida como los All Blacks, criticado por minusvalorar a las mujeres. «Siempre agradecidos a todas las mujeres en nuestras vidas que nos han permitido jugar el deporte que amamos. Compañeras, madres, hijas, doctoras, fisios, árbitras, administradoras y fans», señala el mensaje colgado el 8 de marzo con una foto de jugadores con sus esposas, hijas y madres.