T20 can be US craze like yoga and Bollywood weddings
Indian-American businessman Sanjay Govil is convinced Twenty20 cricket can be the next big cultural import into the United States, following a trail blazed by yoga and Bollywood-style weddings.
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Australia favourites to retain WTC crown against South Africa
LONDON : Australia will have to dust off the cobwebs but are still fancied to successfully defend their World Test Championship crown against equally ring-rusty South Africa in the final at Lord’s, starting on Wednesday.
England complete series win over West Indies with a game to spare after chasing down a target of 197
BRISTOL: England completed a series win over the West Indies with a game to spare after chasing down a target of 197 in the second T20 international in Bristol on Sunday.
Lack of test preparation no bother for South Africa head of WTC final
LONDON :A lack of preparation for the World Test Championship final will be no problem for South Africa as they get set to take on Australia at Lord's, opener Aiden Markram said on Sunday.
Australia's Hazlewood does not want to miss WTC final again
LONDON :A calf injury forced Josh Hazlewood to miss being part of Australia's World Test Championship win two years ago and the fast bowler is keen to avoid a second such heartbreak as they defend their WTC title next week.
Leinster to face Bulls in United Rugby Championship final
Irish side Leinster will face the Bulls from South Africa in the United Rugby Championship final at Croke Park in Dublin on June 14 after both recorded home semi-final victories on Saturday.
Saturday Sport: Limerick face Cork in Munster final, Leinster lead Glasgow in URC semi-final
Cork will bid to prevent Limerick from claiming a seventh successive Munster hurling title this evening.
Kenya's Chebet nears 5000m world record at Rome Diamond League
Rome :Kenyan Beatrice Chebet came close to breaking the women's 5000 metres world record on Friday at the Rome Diamond League when she clocked 14:03.69, a meeting record that was just 2.5 seconds shy of Gudaf Tsegay's 1997 world mark of 14:00.21.