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The rain-plagued Phoenix Open finished its second round on Saturday but couldn't get through the third, with Shane Lowry and Seamus Power among those affected when play was halted due to darkness.
Former India head coach Ravi Shastri always knew that Jasprit Bumrah was "desperate and hungry" to play Test cricket as the pace sensation didn't ever liked being stereotyped as a "white-ball specialist". Bumrah is the first Indian pacer to be ranked No. 1 in the ICC Test rankings. The 30-year-old's pace prowess was on full display as he claimed a remarkable match haul of 9/91, playing a pivotal role in India's series-levelling victory in the Vizag Test. In the process, he also became the fastest Indian to 150 Test wickets.
Qatar manager "Tintin" Marquez Lopez praised his players’ mettle after they defeated Jordan in the Asian Cup final on Saturday night to become back-to-back winners.
Indian spin veteran Ravichandran Ashwin hailed speedster Jasprit Bumrah for his performance during the second Test against England, saying that the real "show stealer" in the match was "Boomball". England had taken a 1-0 lead by beating India by 28 runs in the first Test at Hyderabad, but Bumrah's 'Boomball', his pin-point yorkers and his ability to put batters under pressure put England's highly-attacking, positive and result-oriented "Bazball" approach in check during the second Test at Visakhapatnam, which India won by 106 runs. Bumrah was given the 'Player of the Match' award for taking nine wickets, including a six-wicket haul in the first innings. After the match, Bumrah soon toppled Ashwin to become the world's number-one Test bowler.
There's been a fire burning deep inside Dougie Imrie since he was six years old. We’ve all seen it, or felt it, at some point.
Keanu Baccus felt pressure to win the Asia Cup with Australia and was left devastated by defeat.
Adam Idah wasn’t the name on Celtic fans’ lips when they wanted a new striker in January.
Hot-shot Lawrence Shankland will be aiming to fire Hearts into the Scottish Cup fifth round on Sunday night, but Airdrie know they have an on-form ex-Jambo in their ranks who could help topple the Tynecastle side.