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Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys face Brock Purdy's San Francisco 49ers in Week 8. Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, James Jones and Chase Daniel discuss whether the season is over for the loser of this game?
NAPLES, Italy : For the second successive week Serie A leaders Napoli laboured to a 1-0 win, but manager Antonio Conte said on Saturday that he had little reason to reprimand his players after they did enough to earn their fourth successive victory.
India captain Rohit Sharma has come under fierce criticism over his captaincy in the ongoing three-match Test series against New Zealand. In the ongoing second Test in Pune, several former cricketers questioned Rohit over his tactics, especially the field placements, as New Zealand scored quick runs to increase their lead over 300 runs on Day 2. Rohit was on the receiving end of some heavy criticism on Day 3 after he dropped an easy catch in the morning session.
Former New Zealand cricketer and broadcaster Simon Doull lambasted Indian batters for their poor batting performance against spinners Mitchell Santner and Glenn Phillips during the second Test against New Zealand at Pune, saying that it is a misconception that modern Indian players are good against tweakers, rather they are as vulnerable as overseas batters on good turning tracks. A shambolic batting performance during the first inning of the Pune Test might have just put the hosts India at a rare risk of a series loss home and has put their 12-year, 18 series-long unbeaten record at in jeopardy.