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David Warner Likely To Miss Australia's White-Ball Series Against West Indies

Veteran opening batter David Warner will likely miss Australia's upcoming white-ball series against the West Indies to increase his availability for T20I League cricket, according to ESPNcricinfo. Warner, 37, will call an end to his Test career next week following the conclusion of the three-match series against Pakistan. Warner has a deal with the ILT20 franchise Dubai Capitals and the tournament will be played from January 20 to February 18.

Bernd Leno Dorong Ball Boy, Pelatih Fulham Membela

Kiper Fulham Bernd Leno mendorong seorang ball boy saat timnya takluk 0-3 dari Bournemouth dalam boxing day Liga Inggris. Pelatih The Cottagers Marco Silva membela tindakan anak asuhnya tersebut.

Lawrence Shankland swerves Hearts transfer question with loaded 'crystal ball' quip as he resets focus

Death, taxes and Lawrence Shankland sticking the ball in the back of the net are certainties in life

Marco Silva says Bernd Leno ‘touched the ball boy, he didn’t push the ball boy’

Fulham boss Marco Silva insisted his goalkeeper Bernd Leno “touched” but “didn’t push” a ball boy during the Cottagers’ 3-0 defeat at Bournemouth.

Watch: Harmanpreet Kaur Throws Ball At Australia Star In Burst Of Aggression During One-off Test. Then This Happens

Indian women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur rose to the challenge yet again when her team needed her the most on Saturday. This time not with the bat but with the ball as she returned with figures of 2/23 amid a challenging third day for India against Australia in the one-off Test in Mumbai. Kaur brought herself on in the third session after India tried almost every trick in their arsenal with the ball but failed to make inroads, as a resolute Australian side overhauled the hosts' 187-run lead in the first innings with consummate ease.

BALL Africa hosts clinic, donates shoes to Warriors Academy

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"Our Plan Was To Move The Ball Into Australian Batters": Pooja Vastrakar

Pacer Pooja Vastrakar, who wrecked Aussies with a four-wicket haul in their first innings of the one-off Test, said on Thursday that the Indian Women's plan was to exploit the visitors' vulnerability against incoming deliveries bowled with a wobble seam. Vastrakar's four for 53 was instrumental in India restricting Australia to a mere 219 in their first innings. "Naturally, I have out-swing, but while watching the videos of both these teams (Australia and England), they had some difficulty in facing incoming deliveries," Vastrakar told the media after the first day's play.

Herne Bay manager Steve Lovell reminds players of off-the-ball duties at half-time during their 4-3 Isthmian South East home success over Horndean

Boss Steve Lovell had to remind Herne Bay’s players of their off-the-ball duties at half-time during their 4-3 weekend win over Horndean.

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David Warner Likely To Miss Australia's White-Ball Series Against West Indies

Bernd Leno Dorong Ball Boy, Pelatih Fulham Membela

Lawrence Shankland swerves Hearts transfer question with loaded 'crystal ball' quip as he resets focus

Marco Silva says Bernd Leno ‘touched the ball boy, he didn’t push the ball boy’

Watch: Harmanpreet Kaur Throws Ball At Australia Star In Burst Of Aggression During One-off Test. Then This Happens

BALL Africa hosts clinic, donates shoes to Warriors Academy

"Our Plan Was To Move The Ball Into Australian Batters": Pooja Vastrakar

Herne Bay manager Steve Lovell reminds players of off-the-ball duties at half-time during their 4-3 Isthmian South East home success over Horndean