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Ada Hegerberg ends Norway exile and named in squad for World Cup qualifiers
Former Ballon d'Or winner Ada Hegerberg has ended her five-year exile from the Norway team.
Soccer-India edtech firm BYJU'S named a sponsor of Qatar World Cup
(Reuters) - Indian education technology firm BYJU'S was named as a sponsor of the 2022 Qatar World Cup on Thursday.
India edtech firm BYJU'S named a sponsor of Qatar World Cup
Indian education technology firm BYJU'S was named as a sponsor of the 2022 Qatar World Cup on Thursday.
ICC Women's World Cup, England vs Pakistan: Bowlers, Danni Wyatt power England to nine-wicket win over Pakistan
ICC Women's World Cup on Thursday. Bowling first, England bundled out Pakistan for a paltry 105 in 41.3 overs, and then, chased down the target with as many as 184 balls to spare. Opting to field after winning the toss, opening bowler Katherine Brunt (3/17) and left-arm spinner Sophie Ecclestone (3/18) led England's brilliant display with the ball at the Hagley Oval.
'It doesn't matter who we face': Proteas set for World Cup semi-finals
The Proteas are through to the semi-finals of the Cricket World Cup in New Zealand, and superstar all-rounder Marizanne Kapp says it doesn't matter who they face in the last four.
ICC Women's Cricket World Cup: Two Run-Outs Damaged Pakistan's Top-Order vs England, Says Bismah Maroof
After facing a nine-wicket defeat against England in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2022 at Hagley Oval on Thursday, Pakistan skipper Bismah Maroof said that the two run-outs in the match damaged their top order's batting. Sidra Ameen and Sidra Nawaz were the only two batters for Pakistan who put up scores of 20+ as the rest of the batting order had no answer to the English bowlers. "I think two run-outs in the top order damaged us. If we could have stayed in, we could have batted more and played 50 overs, which would have given bowlers more to defend. Our bowling is our strength, so we believe we can take wickets of any team. That's why we like to bowl first and chase," said Bismah Maroof in a post-match presentation.