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Sourav Ganguly Appointed Director Of Cricket At JSW Sports, But Won't Be In Charge Of Delhi Capitals For 2 Years. Here's Why

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly was on Thursday appointed Director of Cricket for JSW Sports, his role covering all its cricketing properties including the Delhi team in the IPL and the WPL along with the Pretoria Capitals franchise in SA20. JSW Sports and GMR Group co-own Delhi Capitals in the IPL and WPL (Women's Premier League) while Pretoria Capitals is owned solely by JSW Sports. "In his role, Ganguly will spearhead all cricketing properties owned by JSW Sports, including the Delhi Capitals men's IPL and women's WPL teams, and the Pretoria Capitals that plays in the SA20 League in South Africa," said JSW Sports in a statement.

10 Lowest Test Scores By India. Bengaluru Poor Show vs New Zealand Stands At...

It was a horrible outing for Indian batters as the Rohit Sharma-led side was bundled out for 46 on Day 2 of the first Test encounter against New Zealand in Bengaluru on Thursday. Five batters, including Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, were dismissed for a duck as the hosts struggled on a pitch that assisted the fast bowlers. Rishabh Pant was the top-scorer for India with 20 as Yashasvi Jaiswal (13) was the only other batter to register a double-digit score. This was also India's lowest total at home in Test cricket. For New Zealand, Matt Henry took five wickets while William O'Rourke claimed four.

From Gauteng to Galway - Shayne Bolton thriving at Connacht after wing 'experiment'

If you were new to rugby and encountered Shayne Bolton, you'd be surprised to learn the 24-year-old was South African.

'Axel's name is always there and always will be'

Anthony 'Axel' Foley remains firmly in Munster thoughts eight years after the former Ireland player's passing, says Mike Prendergast.

Huge Twist In IPL 2025 Retention Purse Rules, Says Report. It Involves Rs 75 Crore

A new dynamic of the Indian Premier League (IPL) auctions has been revealed. As per reports in ESPN Cricinfo and Cricbuzz suggest that Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) are set to retain South African wicket-keeper batter Heinrich Klaasen for Rs 23 crore. That amount would be Rs 5 cr more than the Rs 18 cr slab set by the IPL Governing Council for the first retention slot. The amount division suggests that a franchise can retain players for more or less than the designated slab, as long as the total amount of that many players is equal or within the designated Rs 75 crore retained purse.

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Sourav Ganguly Appointed Director Of Cricket At JSW Sports, But Won't Be In Charge Of Delhi Capitals For 2 Years. Here's Why

10 Lowest Test Scores By India. Bengaluru Poor Show vs New Zealand Stands At...

From Gauteng to Galway - Shayne Bolton thriving at Connacht after wing 'experiment'

'Axel's name is always there and always will be'

Huge Twist In IPL 2025 Retention Purse Rules, Says Report. It Involves Rs 75 Crore

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