Mikey Kiely plunders four goals as UL power to Fitzgibbon Cup
University of Limerick 4-19 University of Galway 1-13
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University of Limerick 4-19 University of Galway 1-13
Wicklow bounced back convincingly from their disappointing defeat to Sligo in round two with a comfortable 1-16 to 1-9 win over visiting London in Aughrim.
It was one of Axar's best knocks that the 29-year-old has played across formats as he along with Ravichandran Ashwin (37) shared a 114-run stand for the eighth wicket to help India reach 262, just one run short of Australia's first innings total.Axar, in the last three months has come of age as a batter, producing crucial performances with the bat across formats. The southpaw after the close of play attributed his rapid growth as a batter to a change in mindset and his conversations with Australian legend Ricky Ponting. "At Delhi Capitals, I talked a lot with Ricky on how I can get better with my batting. Even in the Indian team, I was talking to the batters. I felt I was not realising my potential with 30s and 40s. I was not able finish the game.
Saurashtra took a step closer to their second Ranji Trophy title as Bengal were struggling at 169 for four in their second innings at the close of the game on Day 3, still trailing by 61 runs.While Bengal skipper Manoj Tiwary remained unbeaten on 57 and with both Saurashtra left-arm pace bowlers breathing fire, Unadkat's side could well wrap up the game on Sunday.Bengal's pace-heavy attack looked ineffective in the morning as Saurashtra, continuing from where they had left on Friday evening -- 317/5 -- added 87 more runs to take their score past 400.
Laurence St-Germain caused an upset to win gold in the slalom at the World Championships in Meribel, France. Mikaela Shiffrin, who was chasing a second gold and third medal at the championships, led after the first run, with two-time world champion Wendy Holdener in second. Ad St-Germain occupied third spot, but when Holdener failed to finish and Shifrin was unable to match her first effort, the Canadian took advantage with a stunning run and time of 50.00 seconds to land Canada’s first slalom gold in 63 years.
Manchester United loanee Wout Weghorst has admitted that he was pleased with the way he performed in an unexpected No.10 role against both Leeds United and Barcelona.
George Elokobi returns to one of his old clubs when Maidstone visit Oldham on Saturday.
Facundo Pellistri has been using the "incredible" feeling of making his Manchester United debut as daily motivation to improve.