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Brooks Koepka found form on the opening day of the LIV Golf event in Jeddah to establish a lead over the field. The four-time major winner was a huge signing for LIV, being a player in his early 30s and with theoretically lots of good golf still in him. Ad But his previous performances in LIV events this year were poor, with a ninth-placed finish in Bangkok his best effort from five starts.
Nuno Espirito Santo is a surprise contender for a shock return to Wolves.
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KARACHI: Pakistan included top-order batter Fakhar Zaman in their 15-man squad for the Twenty20 World Cup in Australia on Friday, replacing spinner Usman Qadir after he suffered a thumb injury. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said 32-year-old Zaman is recovering from a knee injury. "Pakistan have made one change in their squad for the T20 World Cup Australia with Zaman included in the squad while Qadir will be in the travelling reserves," said a PCB statement.
Suddenly, attention has shifted in both men’s and women’s cricket to T20 cricket and is set to stay there for some months.
Wolves are in talks with former boss Nuno Espirito Santo over a return to the club just 17 months after leaving, according to reports. The club sacked manager Bruno Lage at the beginning of October after a woeful start to the season, and Nuno is understood to be on a shortlist of successors with discussions ongoing with his representatives.
Phil Mickelson is convinced he has chosen the “winning side” in making the move to LIV Golf, claiming he sees the PGA Tour “trending downwards". Mickelson was the first high-profile recruit for the Saudi-funded LIV Golf, despite courting controversy by labelling the Saudis «scary motherf*****s” and saying he was well aware of their „horrible record on human rights” only to move anyway. Ad The left-hander is in Saudi Arabia for the latest LIV event, which takes place at Royal Greens in Jeddah starting on Friday.