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(Reuters) - New Zealand will host only one Super Rugby Pacific match this weekend, organisers said on Wednesday, as COVID-19 outbreaks in local teams continue to play havoc with the schedule.
New Zealand will host only one Super Rugby Pacific match this weekend, organisers said on Wednesday (Mar 16), as COVID-19 outbreaks in local teams continue to play havoc with the schedule.
New Zealand will host only one Super Rugby Pacific match this weekend, organisers said on Wednesday, as COVID-19 outbreaks in local teams continue to play havoc with the schedule.
Aim is to reach final but player management crucial, says Rohit SharmaBENGALURU: With a comprehensive 2-0 win over Sri Lanka in the home Test series, India may have climbed to the fourth position in the World Test Championship standings, but the road ahead for Rohit Sharma's men is arduous. Currently, Australia top the table with 77.77 % (56 points) with four wins and a draw. They are followed by Pakistan (66.66%; 40 points), South Africa (60%; 36 points) and India (58.33%; 77 points). India have six wins, three losses and two draws, with their chances of making a bigger impact in the nine-team table being dealt a huge blow when they lost the three-match series 1-2 against hosts South Africa earlier in the year.
Sandro Fiorino is out as head coach of the Canadian women's rugby team, replaced by assistant coach Kevin Rouet.
Jason Holder agrees with West Indies teammate Carlos Brathwaite - England did carry on bowling too long in the first Test when they should have shaken hands on the draw.
In amongst the alarming and overwhelming news cycle of the past few weeks, it's easy to forget that Australia and New Zealand are less than 500 days away from hosting one of the biggest sports tournaments in history.
South Africa fast bowler Lungi Ngidi is hopeful even a small crowd will prove inspirational for the Proteas during the three-match ODI series against Bangladesh.