On this day in 2015: Chris Gayle scores World Cup’s first double century
Chris Gayle became the first person to score a double century in a World Cup match on this day in 2015.
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Chris Gayle became the first person to score a double century in a World Cup match on this day in 2015.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Canada's Denis Shapovalov advanced to the quarterfinals of the Dubai Tennis Championships with a 6-4, 6-3 win over Japan's Taro Daniel on Wednesday.
World Archery Para Championships here on Wednesday as the duo of Shyam Sundar Swami and Jyoti Baliyan assured the country of at least a silver medal by reaching the final of compound mixed team open event. The Indian pair will face the Russian team in the summit clash on Friday. Indian para archers have won medals in almost every single event since 2017, except in the World Championships.
Let’s not understate this: UAE’s qualification for the T20 World Cup is a cricket fairytale.
Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton called on Formula One to bring in "non-biased" race stewards, saying friendships between some of them and certain drivers had influenced their decision-making.
Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton called on Formula One to bring in "non-biased" race stewards, saying friendships between some of them and certain drivers had influenced their decision-making. The Briton, who said he had lost faith in the sport's governance following the controversial safety car call in last year's Abu Dhabi finale that denied him an unprecedented eighth title, did not name any stewards or driver.
Lewis Hamilton called on Formula One to bring in "non-biased" race stewards, saying friendships between some of them and certain drivers had influenced their decision-making. The Briton, who said he had lost faith in the sport's governance following the controversial safety car call in last year's Abu Dhabi finale that denied him an unprecedented eighth title, did not name any stewards or driver.
UAE Team Emirates star Tadej Pogacar stayed on track to defend his UAE Tour title by taking stage four after pipping his rivals in a group finish at the summit of Jebel Jais on Wednesday.