UAE face last-chance play-off to keep Cricket World Cup hopes alive after Nepal defeat
The UAE will have to go through a last-chance play-off to keep their World Cup qualification hopes alive after another fateful day for the national team in Dubai.
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Former SA A, Dolphins stalwart Doug Watson named Scotland interim coach
Scotland on Monday appointed former South Africa A and Dolphins stalwart Doug Watson as interim men's head coach to oversee their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Muhammad Waseem takes over UAE captaincy ahead of clash with Nepal
Muhammad Waseem has taken over the captaincy for UAE for the crucial Cricket World Cup League 2 meeting with Nepal in Dubai on Monday.
Sikandar Raza's Breathtaking Effort At Boundary Line In PSL Match. Watch
The game of cricket has beautifully evolved over the years. While on financial terms it has seen a great leap and is still rising, the performance of the players has also been developing at a great pace. Batting is now more innovative and impactful and so is the bowling. Fielding, another crucial part of the game of cricket, is neither behind and has become too advanced now. What could have been a sensational or eye-catching effort decades ago is a regular task now.
Sikandar Raza's Breathtaking Effort At Boundary Line In PSL Match. Watch
The game of cricket has beautifully evolved over the years. While on financial terms it has seen a great leap and is still rising, the performance of the players has also been developing at a great pace. Batting is now more innovative and impactful and so is the bowling. Fielding, another crucial part of the game of cricket, is neither behind and has become too advanced now. What could have been a sensational or eye-catching effort decades ago is a regular task now.
Proteas skipper Bavuma caps off miserable Centurion batting return with historic Test pair
At SuperSport Park, Centurion
Public hearing starts into Azeem Rafiq Yorkshire cricket racism scandal
LONDON: A hearing into the racism scandal at Yorkshire started on Wednesday, with ex-player Azeem Rafiq set to give evidence more than two years after he made damning allegations over his treatment by the English county cricket club. The initial proceedings were held in private but a live stream of the independent Cricket Discipline Commission panel’s deliberations was set to be broadcast to accredited journalists later in the day. Pakistan-born Rafiq, 32, first raised allegations of racism and bullying in September 2020, related to his two spells at Yorkshire.