Ross Chastain scores his first career Cup pole
LEBANON, Tenn. — Ross Chastain scored his first career Cup pole and the first pole for Trackhouse Racing on Saturday at Nashville Superspeedway.
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"My Toast And Towel Fell Down": India Star's Funny Story From 1983 World Cup
Former India batter Syed Kirmani has revealed a funny incident from the 1983 World Cup. It was India's match against Zimbabwe in which the then captain of the side, Kapil Dev, played the iconic 175-run knock. India were tottering at 17 for 5 when Kapil Dev entered the crease and tore apart the Zimbabwe bowlers, helping his team eventually post a total of 266 for 8 in 60 overs. The captain's unbeaten knock was laced with 16 fours and 6 sixes.
Resurgent prodigy Hufke scores a hat-trick as Boland claim Currie Cup first division title
Boland laid the foundation to challenging for Currie Cup promotion in 2024 by claiming a gutsy 43-25 victory over the Valke in Wellington on Saturday to claim the first division title.
Zimbabwe stun Windies, Dutch knock Nepal out of World Cup qualifier
Zimbabwe stunned West Indies by 35 runs in a crucial World Cup qualifying triumph on Saturday while the Netherlands ended Nepal's hopes of reaching the global showpiece for the first time.
Sikandar Raza the star as Zimbabwe stun West Indies in Cricket World Cup Qualifier
Sikandar Raza had a stellar day in the field as Zimbabwe stunned West Indies by 35 runs in a crucial Cricket World Cup Qualifier in Harare on Saturday.
Zimbabwe Stun West Indies, Netherlands Knock Nepal Out Of World Cup Qualifier
Zimbabwe stunned West Indies by 35 runs in a crucial World Cup qualifying triumph on Saturday while the Netherlands ended Nepal's hopes of reaching the global showpiece for the first time. The Dutch side's seven-wicket win guaranteed a Super Sixes place and also meant that both Zimbabwe and two-time champions West Indies were assured of their places in the next round. However, Zimbabwe will have the advantage of taking the two points from Saturday's win with them into the next stage which features the top three sides from the two groups of five. Zimbabwe, put into bat, made 268 with Sikandar Raza top scoring with 68 from 58 balls, hitting six fours and two sixes.
Cheetahs claim Currie Cup title after catfight with Pumas
Free State Cheetahs' experienced former Springbok Ruan Pienaar gave a masterful display of how to control a game from flyhalf as he led them to a 25-17 victory over the Pumas in South Africa’s domestic Currie Cup final in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
Seventh title heaven for Cheetahs as gutsy effort earns them Currie Cup success against Pumas
At the Free State Stadium, Mangaung