F1 testing schedule: Team and driver start times in Barcelona
Formula 1 has come out of the other side after a bitter couple of months following the controversial ending to the 2021 season in Abu Dhabi.
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Sri Lanka's Hasaranga yet to recover from COVID-19, set to miss India T20s
MUMBAI : Sri Lanka all-rounder Wanindu Hasaranga, diagnosed with COVID-19 in Australia last week, is set to miss the three-match Twenty20 series in India after returning a positive test again for the virus, the country's cricket board said on Wednesday.
Truloff leads Bulls to big Marsh Cup win
Sam Truloff enjoyed a memorable one-day debut as Queensland thumped Victoria by 92 runs in the Marsh Cup.
NSW-Tasmania domestic Cup clash abandoned
NSW's Marsh Cup clash with the Tasmania Tigers has been abandoned without a ball being bowled on Wednesday.
Ruled out of India series, Sri Lanka leg-spinner Wanindu Hasaranga remains in isolation
Wanindu Hasaranga's isolation here has been extended as he returned another positive result for the virus. Sri Lanka and India will play in a three-match T20 series beginning with the opener here on Thursday.
A Virender Sehwag fan, a world record holder and a young cricketer who owes everything to his brother: The Sakibul Gani story
Bihar these days. And the reason is a cricketer who has put his hometown on the world map. The 22-year-old cricketer Sakibul Gani recently made headlines across the world after he smashed a brilliant 341 off 405 balls in his debut Ranji Trophy match against Mizoram. With this Sakibul became the first cricketer in the world to score a triple ton on First Class debut and broke the previous world record of the highest individual score in a debut First Class match. Sakibul's elder brother Faisal and his parents - father Adnan Gani and mother Asma Khatoon - are busy attending to guests who are pouring in to congratulate them for their son's incredible feat. People in Agarwa are now eagerly waiting for Sakibul to return home so that they can give him a grand welcome.
5th ODI: Time running out as India women look to avoid clean sweep in New Zealand
women's ODI here on Thursday. Having lost all matches played here so far, including the lone T20I, the Mithali Raj-led side is finding it difficult to stem the rot and faces the ignominy of a one-sided series defeat days ahead of the World Cup. The series defeat is India's fourth in the last one year, having lost to South Africa, England and Australia earlier.