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Three of Saudi Arabia’s brightest golfing talents will be going for glory when they tee up in this week’s International Series Korea at the picturesque Lotte Skyhill Country Club on the scenic Korean island of Jeju.
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The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) have unveiled the new calendar for the 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup and Enduro World Series.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner admits that Formula 1's expected 24-race schedule for the 2023 campaign is "right on the limit".
Tai Woffinden is hoping to put a «really bad» start to the Speedway Grand Prix season behind him and climb back up standings starting in Cardiff. The Welsh capital welcomes the riders back for round six of action after a mid-season break and three-time world champion Woffinden is hoping to improve on his current sixth place standing at close the gap on championship leader Bartosz Zmarzlik. Ad With five races down and five races to go, Woffinden sits 28 points behind his Polish rival but encouraged by his performances with club side Wroclaw in the PGE Ekstraliga, is hoping to lay down his championship credentials with a strong performance in the latest round of action at the Principality Stadium.
BCCI said on Monday. "The prestigious Duleep Trophy will mark the start of a full-fledged season, which will also see a return of the Irani Cup,' BCCI secretary Jay Shah was quoted as saying by media release. "The Duleep Trophy (September 8-25) will be contested between six zones (North, South, Central, West, East and Northeast) on a knockout basis," Shah added.
England talisman Ben Stokes quit the 50-overs format last month, citing an "unsustainable" schedule, while India's Virat Kohli has been vocal about the growing workload on players. "There'll still be all-format players," Allardice told the ESPNcricinfo website. "Whether they play every match that their country schedules in those formats is a different question." Proliferation of franchise-based leagues and the ICC's own plans to have one global event every year have added strain to the calendar.
NEW DELHI : The International Cricket Council (ICC) is optimistic of retaining the game's all-format players despite their mounting workload in a busy calendar, chief executive Geoff Allardice said.