Russell Wilson 'forever grateful' for time in Seattle
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Man who had first ever pig heart transplant dies two months after experimental surgery
The first man to ever receive a heart transplant from a pig has died two months after the revolutionary operation took place.
England's Broad rules out 'Mankad' dismissal despite cricket law change
England pace great Stuart Broad says he would never attempt a controversial "Mankad" dismissal even though it will no longer be deemed unfair in a rejig of cricket's laws.
Russell Wilson to the Broncos -- Making sense of the Seahawks' trade, Denver's Super Bowl hopes with its new QB and what's next
If you're a Denver Broncos fan, you probably weren't expecting to spend Tuesday riding a rollercoaster, but you're also probably thrilled with where you ended up. The morning started with reports that Aaron Rodgers would be returning to the Green Bay Packers, ending the long-rumored dalliance between the reigning NFL MVP and a move to Denver. By the time lunch rolled around, though, the Broncos had consummated a stunning deal, agreeing to send three players and four picks to the Seattle Seahawks for 33-year-old quarterback Russell Wilson.
We did not want to play into Australia's hands: PCB chief Ramiz on pitch criticism
Ramiz Raja on Wednesday defended the use of a flat track for the first Test, saying they did not want to play into Australia's hands by preparing a track that would assist pace and bounce. The series-opener ended in a high scoring dull draw on Tuesday. The Rawalpindi track, where Just 14 wickets fell in five days with 1,187 runs scored by both teams, drew criticism from some former players, critics and fans alike.
Sachin Tendulkar welcomes move to remove run-out at non-striker's end from unfair play laws
Sachin Tendulkar on Wednesday hailed the Marylebone Cricket Club's (MCC) decision to remove run-out at non-striker's end from unfair play laws even as veteran England pacer Stuart Broad termed the move as "unfair". Custodian of cricket laws, the MCC has decided to move the law relating to run-outs at non-striker's end from its "unfair play" section. It relates to run-outs at non-striker's end when batters back up too far and have often triggered heated debates on the spirit of the game. Several players like India's premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin have advocated for it as a fair mode of dismissal.
England end long wait to post 300 before West Indies make strong start with bat
Centurion Jonny Bairstow guided England past 300 for the first time since last summer before being last man out on the second morning of the first Test against the West Indies.