Liverpool’s Meikayla Moore scores unwanted hat-trick playing for New Zealand
Liverpool defender Meikayla Moore had a game to forget for New Zealand as she scored a hat-trick of own goals.
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USA 5-0 New Zealand: Defender Meikayla Moore scores three own goals in defeat
New Zealand defender Meikayla Moore scored three own goals and was substituted at half time in a heavy defeat to the United States at the SheBelieves Cup.
New Zealand footballer Meikayla Moore scores perfect hat-trick of own goals in 36 minutes
New Zealand footballer Meikayla Moore endured a torrid first-half against the United States in the SheBelieves Cup, scoring three own goals in 36 minutes.
Newcastle United evening headlines as tributes paid to Steve Black, Ferdinand's verdict on Wood
Here are your Newcastle United evening headlines for Sunday, February 20.
’We have shown we’re a team to be reckoned with,’ says Proteas’ captain Sune Luus
Cape Town — The Proteas Women's team can no longer slip under the radar heading into the Women's Cricket World Cup in New Zealand, according to captain Sune Luus.
Snowboard Women's Slopestyle Final Run 3 - Featuring Zoi Sodowski Synnott - Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics review and highlights
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott made history for New Zealand in the women’s snowboard slopestyle finals at the Genting Snow Park in Zhangjiakou. The 20-year-old left it late and put down her best score with the final run of the day (92.88). "I'm super proud to be Kiwi and show the world what Kiwis are made of."
Suryakumar Yadav, Venkatesh Iyer Star As India Beat West Indies By 17 Runs In 3rd T20I, Sweep Series 3-0
Indian seamers fired in unison after Suryakumar Yadav's belligerent fifty as the hosts coasted to a series-sweeping 17-run win over the West Indies in the third and final T20I in Kolkata on Sunday. After Deepak Chahar limped off the field after failing to complete the third over due to a hamstring injury, Harshal Patel (3/22), Venkatesh Iyer (2/23 from 2.1 overs) and Shardul Thakur (2/33) performed their tasks impressively to defend India's 184/5. Wicket-keeper batter Nicholas Pooran continued his fine form slamming a third successive fifty (61 off 47 balls; 8x4, 1x6) but it was not enough as West Indies managed just 167 for nine.