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Fixtures (and results) for Friday, 15 September:
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Fixtures (and results) for Friday, 15 September:
The 2023 Rugby World Cup got underway last weekend, with some big moments already in the tournament.
Assistant coach Tyler Bleyendaal says Tonga intend to "really fire some shots" at the Rugby World Cup and warned Ireland's "well-oiled machine" to expect a bruising Pool B encounter in Nantes.
The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, scheduled to be held in India in October-November, has already seen fans queue in huge numbers to buy tickets for the marquee event. While the tickets for the league stage of the tournament have already been sold, the tickets for semi-finals and the final are set to go on sale later on today (Friday). The International Cricket Council (ICC) informed the same through a press release. The tickets will be put up on sale at the official website of the ICC World Cup, https://tickets.cricketworldcup.com.
England vs New Zealand 4th ODI Live Updates: New Zealand aim to end the series at 2-2 when they take on England in the fourth and final ODI match at Lord's, London on Friday. On the other hand, hosts England, who are 2-1 ahead, would aim to seal the series. The Blackcaps kicked off the series with an eight-wicket win. England bounced back with two consecutive wins. They first levelled the series with a 79-run win and then registered a convincing 181-run victory in the third ODI. (LIVE SCORECARD)
The Rugby World Cup is well and truly underway.
IND vs BAN Asia Cup 2023 Super 4 Live Score: With a place in the Asia Cup final already in the bag, India now take on Bangladesh in a dead rubber in Colombo on Friday. The Rohit Sharma-led outfit will think deep whether to give as much game time as possible to its first-choice team or give an opportunity to some of the fringe players ahead of the World Cup at home next month.
Nat Sciver-Brunt smashed a record-breaking century on her 100th one-day international appearance as England thrashed Sri Lanka on Thursday. Deputising for ill captain Heather Knight, Sciver-Brunt hit England's fastest women's ODI century in just 66 balls. After eclipsing the previous best by Charlotte Edwards off 70 balls against New Zealand in 2012, Sciver-Brunt went on to reach 120 from 74 deliveries.