Asif Khan thrilled to join same list as hero Shahid Afridi after making history in Nepal
World cricket was given one of its great Cinderella stories in Kathmandu on Thursday.
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Rohit Sharma Shows Never-Seen-Before Dance Moves At Brother-In-Law's Wedding. Watch
As the Indian cricket team takes on Australia in the first ODI of the 3-match series, it is Hardik Pandya who has been alotted the team's baton as Rohit Sharma decided to give the game a miss due to family commitments. While the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) didn't reveal why exactly Rohit was giving the game a miss, it has now been learned that the personal commitment was the wedding of his brother-in-law. In fact, a video has also surfaced on social media where Rohit could be seen dancing at the wedding.
Conway puts New Zealand on top after rainy day one against Sri Lanka
Devon Conway struck a brisk half-century to put New Zealand on top at 155 for two when play was abandoned due to bad light on a blustery, rain-hit opening day of the second test against Sri Lanka in Wellington on Friday.
Agents - Eagles reach $42M extension with star CB Darius Slay
The Philadelphia Eagles and star cornerback Darius Slay agreed to a $42 million extension that includes $23 million fully guaranteed, his agents told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Thursday.
Eagles' Darius Slay tweets he is staying in Philadelphia: 'Back like I never left'
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Dolphins CB Jalen Ramsey - Doubters should watch my tape
MIAMI — Jalen Ramsey has a simple response to any skeptic who thinks he's past his prime — watch the tape.
Play abandoned in first ODI between South Africa and West Indies
The first One-Day International between South Africa and West Indies was abandoned without a ball being bowled after persistent rain at Buffalo Park in East London on Thursday.
Marsh expects Australia's all-rounder abundance to pay off in India
Mumbai : Australia's Mitchell Marsh is confident the abundance of all-rounders in their squad will serve them well in India, both in the upcoming one-day series and at the 50-overs World Cup later this year.