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The fact players from Thailand, Malaysia, the Netherlands and Nepal shone as brightly as ones from New Zealand and South Africa in Sunday’s FairBreak Invitational final showed the tournament had delivered on its promise.
Okpekpe race. Photo/Twitter/EdoDigiComms
It is not every day that countries like Nigeria mark resounding marks in international cricket. It becomes even more astonishing when such marks are so recognised that compilers of the Guinness Book Of World Records find it worthy to enter the global hall of fame.
Josip Juranovic may not play again for Celtic this season after the right-back was only given "half a chance" of returning for the final league match against Motherwell.
The 'Pushpa' fever has hit women's cricket too now. After Ravindra Jadeja and Obed McCoy did the now-famous mode of celebration in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022, the FairBreak Invitational Tournament in Dubai has now seen an instance of a player doing the 'Pushpa' celebration. In a match between Tornadoes Women and Sapphires Women on May 5, Nepal's Sita Rana Magar can be seen moving her hand under the chin, mimicking Allu arjun's style in the superhit movie 'Pushpa', after picking a wicket for the former.
But for the people who live in the city, this has meant total upheaval, and in many cases forced demolition of their homes … which they must sometimes do themselves.
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - All Blacks hooker Dane Coles will return to action after almost six months on the sidelines this weekend when the Wellington Hurricanes take on Fijian Drua in the New Zealand capital.
So a new, short-format cricket tournament is set to launch in Dubai. One that welcomes the world beyond cricket’s established borders.