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Noman Ali Bags 7 As Pakistan Crush Sri Lanka To Sweep Test Series 2-0
Noman Ali took seven wickets to lead Pakistan's rout of Sri Lanka by an innings and 222 runs to clinch the second Test inside four days and sweep the series 2-0 on Thursday. The left-arm spinner took the first seven and fast bowler Naseem Shah took the final three to bowl out Sri Lanka for 188 in the evening session in Colombo.
Pakistan complete record win over Sri Lanka to seal 2-0 Test series sweep
Left-arm spinner Noman Ali took seven wickets to help Pakistan crush Sri Lanka by an innings and 222 runs to clinch the second Test inside four days and sweep the series 2-0 on Thursday.
Al-Nassr hold giants Inter Milan following PSG draw
Al-Nassr drew 1-1 with Inter Milan on Thursday to end their Asian tour with another good result following the 0-0 verdict with Paris Saint-Germain at the same venue, Osaka Stadium, two days before.
Jamaica captain claims Cape Town theft: 'Our capability to host not in doubt,' responds Kodwa
Days before Cape Town hosts the Netball World Cup, a social media post by the captain of tournament favourites Jamaica, Jhaniele Fowler, has raised security concerns after the player shared that money had been taken from her purse.
Updated World Test Championship Points Table: Pakistan Remain Top After Sri Lanka Mauling, India In...
Spinner Noman Ali claimed seven wickets on Thursday as Pakistan hammered Sri Lanka by an innings and 222 runs inside four days of the second Test to sweep the series 2-0. Noman took the first seven wickets, before pacer Naseem Shah took the final three to bowl Sri Lanka out for 188 in the final session in Colombo after Pakistan declared their first innings on 576-5. Abdullah Shafique was the star of the show with his maiden double ton as he and Agha Salman set up a big total for Pakistan in a rain-hit encounter.
Ukraine eases its sports boycott policy to compete against some Russians ahead of Olympics
KYIV: Ukraine has signaled it will no longer bar its athletes from competing against Russians who are taking part in sporting events as “neutral athletes,” a significant easing of its boycott policy a year before the Paris Olympics. A decree dated Wednesday says Ukrainian athletes and teams will only be required to boycott if competitors from Russia or Belarus are competing under their national flags or other symbols, or have signaled allegiance to either of those countries in another way. The change in policy could smooth the way for Ukrainians to compete at next year’s Paris Olympics.
Tour de France success helps Team Jayco AlUla drive Kingdom’s cycling ambition forward
RIYADH: Team Jayco AlUla’s success in the recent Tour de France has helped raising awareness of AlUla, the historic oasis city located in the northwest of Saudi Arabia, as a major cycling destination.