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After Eoin Morgan announced his retirement from international cricket, Sky Sports' Nasser Hussain examines the impact the Irishman has had on English white-ball cricket - both as a player and a captain...
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Sri Lanka, with touring skipper Pat Cummins on Tuesday calling the leg-spinner an "important cog" of their bowling. The 28-year-old Swepson will partner premier spinner Nathan Lyon at the start of the two-match series in Galle on Wednesday where the pitch is expected to be a turner. Cummins stopped short of disclosing the full Australian XI with doubts over batsman Travis Head who injured his hamstring during the team's loss in the one-day internationals.
To say Lewis Capaldi had a rapid rise to fame would be somewhat of an understatement. After releasing his EP ‘Bruises’ in 2017, he quickly became a household name, becoming the fastest unsigned artist to reach 25 million plays on Spotify.
It's the new world-class venue that will bring more than 100 of the best global acts to Manchester each year - and make an already vibrant city into one of the global leaders for live entertainment. Co-op Live, which is set to open its doors in December 2023, is poised to host everything from superstar concerts to sports events - bringing world-renowned names to a venue, which, at capacity, will welcome in more than 23,000 guests to what will become the UK's largest arena.
The most astounding thing about Jonny Bairstow’s 44-ball 71 not out on the fifth day at Leeds, to help England hurtle towards their chase of 296, was its sense of inevitability.
Kumar Kartikeya, the standout bowler for the MP side with five wickets, had left home nine years ago, vowing, “Kuchh kar ke hi lautunga.” He was 15 then. When TOI caught up with him in the euphoria of MP’s historic win, Kartikeya said: “It’s been nine years, two months and three days. I have not met my parents in all this time.” So, has he 'arrived'? Will he go home now? He has professional commitments he needs to take care of, said the left-arm spinner.