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Former South African pacer Morne Morkel lavished praise on IPL 2022 debutants Lucknow Super Giants for their consistent performance in the early stages of the tournament. Lauding LSG's balance in every department, especially their bowling unit, Morkel claimed that the KL Rahul-led side looks like the team to beat in the tournament. While speaking on 'Cricket Live' on Star Sports, Morkel said: "It was a fantastic effort from Lucknow Super Giants to defend 170 against a classy Sunrisers Hyderabad batting line-up (in their previous game). They held their nerves and bowled a good line to not let the opposition batters get away. So, the Super Giants are looking like a team to beat."
Early morning thunderstorms forced a 30-minute delay to Thursday's start of the opening round of the 86th Masters, pushing back the return of Tiger Woods to major golf.
South Africa batter Mignon du Preez, who played a major role in knocking India out of the recent Women's World Cup, has announced her retirement from ODIs and Tests with immediate effect. The former South Africa captain took the decision to concentrate on T20 cricket and spend more time with family. "I've been wonderfully fortunate to play in four ICC ODI World Cups to date. These have been some of my most treasured memories in life. I would however love to prioritise time with my family and hopefully start a family of my own soon," she said in a CSA statement.
South Africa batter Mignon du Preez, who played a major role in knocking India out of the recent Women's World Cup, has announced her retirement from ODIs and Tests with immediate effect. The former South Africa captain took the decision to concentrate on T20 cricket and spend more time with family. "I've been wonderfully fortunate to play in four ICC ODI World Cups to date. These have been some of my most treasured memories in life. I would however love to prioritise time with my family and hopefully start a family of my own soon," she said in a CSA statement.
OutKick founder Clay Travis breaks down the chances of the golf legend performing well in the Masters a year after his serious car accident.
Proteas batter Ryan Rickelton says they have much to improve and expect a big fight from Bangladesh ahead of Friday's second Test at St George's Park in Gqeberha.
Wales' 2022 autumn internationals have been confirmed with New Zealand, Australia, Argentina and Georgia coming to the Welsh capital later this year.