A Cora Staunton comeback could revitalise Mayo - Nadine Doherty
Cora Staunton could still do a job for Mayo, believes former Donegal star Nadine Doherty.
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Three things to Know: Warriors’ comeback puts them back in top six
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"My Last World Cup": Veteran India Star Banks On IPL 2023 For 'ODI Comeback'
Indian cricket team fast bowler Umesh Yadav has been a regular part of the Test sides, but his ODI appearances have been extremely sporadic recently. The pacer was included in the T20I squad for the 2022 series against Australia but played only one game. However, with Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 around the corner, Umesh is determined to make a comeback in white-ball cricket with another stellar season with Kolkata Knight Riders as India will be hosting the ODI World Cup later in 2013.
Acrobatic Borre completes Colombia's comeback win over Japan
Rafael Santos Borre scored with a spectacular overhead kick as Colombia came from a goal down to hand Japan a 2-1 defeat in Osaka on Tuesday.
Anthony Joshua feels he 'let a lot of people down' in Oleksandr Usyk losses as he targets comeback win
Anthony Joshua has admitted he felt he «let a lot of people down» after his back-to-back defeats to Oleksandr Usyk but says his heart fully remains in the sport. Joshua takes on American James Franklyn on April 1 at the O2 Arena in London in his first bout since his split-decision loss to Usyk in August 2022. Ad The British heavyweight failed to recapture the IBF, WBA and WBO titles he lost to the Ukrainian a year earlier.
NB Plc’s brands lead support for Eagles’ comeback
Super Eagles have been assured total support from Nigerian Breweries Plc brands, Goldberg, Life Continental and Zagg Energy Drink, as they seek to bounce back after their surprising defeat by Guinea-Bissau in the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers.
‘I don’t know when I’ll play again’ – Rafael Nadal douses hopes of Monte Carlo comeback
Rafael Nadal has denied that he will return from injury at the Monte Carlo Masters in April, insisting that he can't put a time frame on a comeback. The 22-time Grand Slam winner hasn’t featured since a second round Australian Open exit at the hands of Mackenzie McDonald, after which medical tests flagged up a muscular injury in his left leg. Ad Nadal withdrew from Indian Wells and the Miami Open as he focused on returning to full fitness, but hopes were raised of an imminent comeback after the Monte Carlo Masters tweeted that Nadal was ‘definitely able to win his 12th trophy in Monte Carlo despite of his last injury’.
Juan Martin del Potro 'will start training' as he eyes US Open comeback at 'most special tournament for me'
Juan Martin del Potro has said of the possibility that he could make a sensational return at the US Open as a former champion: «I still have time, I will start training, see how my leg and knee react and if I can do it or not». The hugely popular Argentine was speaking as part of an interview with South American sports reporter Danny Miche, and he delighted his many fans with the mere suggestion that he was hoping to launch a surprise comeback. Ad Del Potro, who won the US Open back in 2009, has at least admitted that he will give a return to Flushing Meadows a chance after he had to step away from the sport last year following persistent wrist and knee injuries.