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KOLKATA : Australia head into Thursday's World Cup semi-final against South Africa with the same excitement in the dressing room that propelled them to their maiden triumph in the T20 World Cup in 2021, Glenn Maxwell said.
BENGALURU : India are favourites heading into their World Cup semi-final against New Zealand but the hosts will be nervous about facing a side who are at their most dangerous when they have nothing to lose, former Black Caps skipper Ross Taylor said.
KOLKATA : Pat Cummins is unsure whether he will continue as Australia's one-day international captain after the World Cup but is looking to return to the Indian Premier League (IPL) next season in preparation for the Twenty20 showpiece.
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Week 11 features the highly-anticipated Super Bowl rematch pitting the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football. The Chiefs opened as 2 1/2-point favorites and the 47.5 total is tied for the second-highest of the week. There are 13 other games to be played first, beginning with an AFC North showdown between the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens on Thursday, while the other prime time tilt of the week will feature the Minnesota Vikings and Denver Broncos on Sunday night.
We're just over halfway through the 2023 NFL season, and fans are wondering whether their favorite team will make the playoffs. Sure, the standings tell us a lot, but they don't tell the whole story. Fluky wins, tough breaks, strength of schedule, tiebreakers, quarterback injuries — they all affect a team's chances at a playoff berth.
A third division club cricketer from Australia has pulled off a rare feat of taking six wickets in six balls to help his side win a local match. Gareth Morgan, captain of Mudgeeraba Nerang & Districts Cricket Club, claimed a sextuple-wicket maiden in a dramatic four-run win over Surfers Paradise CC in the Gold Coast's Premier League Division 3 competition here on Saturday. Surfers Paradise were chasing 178 and were 174 for 4, heading into the last over of the 40-over match. But Morgan turned the match on its head as he got a wicket from each off his six deliveries to bowl out Surfers Paradise for 174. Five batsmen were out for golden ducks.