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Ravichandran Ashwin Shares Story Behind Shane Warne's "Strong Shoulders", As Told By Rahul Dravid
India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin said head coach Rahul Dravid was "extremely sad" after Shane Warne's sudden demise. The legendary Australian cricketer died on March 4 due to a heart attack in Thailand. Warne's death at the age of 52 sent shockwaves around the cricketing world. Ashwin said he had a chat with Dravid, who had shared the dressing room with Warne for three years in IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals after battling against each other for a long time in international cricket.
Masabata Klaas plans to keep the pressure on as Proteas build momentum in NZ
Proteas pace bowler Masabata Klaas hinted that South Africa is only getting started in the ongoing Women's Cricket World Cup in New Zealand.
Bayern Munich Blast Into Champions League Quarters As Lewandowski Hat-Trick Sinks Salzburg
Robert Lewandowski scored a record-breaking 11-minute hat-trick to send Bayern Munich sailing into the Champions League quarter-finals with a 7-1 win at home to Red Bull Salzburg on Tuesday. The Polish striker had three goals to his name by the 23rd minute -- the earliest anyone has ever completed a hat-trick in a Champions League game -- as Bayern shook off their early nerves to crush Salzburg. "This was definitely a statement from us, and it gives us hope that there is more like this to come," Bayern captain Manuel Neuer told Amazon Prime after his side reached the last eight for a record 20th time.
Michael Owen tips Man City to win Champions League as they are told to heed Man United warning
Here are your Manchester City morning headlines for Wednesday, March 9.
New cricket laws ban shining balls with saliva and emphasise Mankads as 'legitimate' dismissals
The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has announced a number of changes to the rules of the game, including an attempt to remove the stigma from so-called «Mankad» dismissals.
Klopp irked by 'slapstick' loss as Liverpool progress
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was not happy with the "slapstick" 1-0 defeat to Inter Milan which ended their year-long unbeaten home record but accepts it was the one game they could afford to lose. The Reds carried a two-goal advantage from the San Siro into the second leg of their last-16 Champions League tie at Anfield and ended up needing it after Lautaro Martinez's 61st-minute goal had given the visitors a chance of overturning the deficit. However, Alexis Sanchez's red card for a second bookable offence less than two minutes later blew a hole in Inter's hopes and although Liverpool should have put the result beyond doubt as Mohamed Salah twice hit the post in the second half a fourth quarter-final in five seasons was secured. "Big caveats. The art of football is to lose the right games," said Klopp after a first home defeat in 29 matches spanning the course of 366 days also brought to an end a 12-match winning run.