Hurling's have nots - how small ball code can catch up
In the height of summer, hurling rivals football for popularity.
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Lonzo Ball to again sit season; sees Bulls as 'big what-if' - ESPN
Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball said that he will miss the 2023-24 NBA season, but he said he feels back «on track» following a cartilage transplant in his left knee in March.
Spain's Bonmati wins Golden Ball; Earps claims Golden Glove - ESPN
SYDNEY — Spain midfielder Aitana Bonmatí has been awarded the Golden Ball for the best player at the Women's World Cup after her team edged out England in Sunday's final.
Women's World Cup 2023: Who won the Golden Boot, Golden Glove and Golden Ball?
Spain beat England 1-0 in the Women's World Cup final to win the tournament for the first time. The following are the winners of the various awards presented after the final:
UAE international Mahika Gaur named in England women’s white-ball squads
Mahika Gaur, the UAE women’s international, has been selected for England's white-ball squads for the ODI and T20I series against Sri Lanka later this month.
Pete Alonso throws ball from Masyn Winn's first hit into stands - ESPN
Pete Alonso didn't officially make any errors Friday night, but he still faulted himself for a major miscue.
On England-Australia Women's World Cup Semi-final, David Warner's Cheeky 'Ball Change' Jibe
David Warner referred the Ashes ball change controversy to put out a hilarious warning for the Australian women's football team (The Matildas) ahead of their FIFA World Cup semi-final match against England at Stadium Australia on Wednesday. The ball controversy erupted on the fourth ball of the fifth match of Ashes 2023 when the old ball was changed to a relatively newer ball during England's bowling. Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting was quick to point out the issue on-air before it became a huge topic of discussion in the following days.
Women's football no longer needs to prove itself – Girls on the Ball
Two self-starting women’s football reporters covering the World Cup have said the women’s game no longer needs to “prove” itself.