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Josh Ginnelly - Peter Haring - Alex Cochrane - Craig Halkett - Nathaniel Atkinson - Michael Smith - Hearts reveal 11 injuries ahead of St Mirren Scottish Cup tie - msn.com - Scotland

Hearts reveal 11 injuries ahead of St Mirren Scottish Cup tie

Hearts have 11 players struggling with knocks ahead of their Scottish Cup tie against St Mirren.

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Nottingham Forest petition launched ahead of Liverpool FA Cup clash - msn.com

Nottingham Forest petition launched ahead of Liverpool FA Cup clash

A petition has been launched to show Nottingham Forest's FA Cup tie against Liverpool on a big screen in Old Market Square.

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Josh Ginnelly - Peter Haring - Alex Cochrane - Craig Halkett - Nathaniel Atkinson - Michael Smith - Hearts’ injury problems increase ahead of St Mirren cup tie - bt.com - Scotland

Hearts’ injury problems increase ahead of St Mirren cup tie

Hearts have 11 players struggling with knocks ahead of their Scottish Cup tie against St Mirren.

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Wayne Rooney - Harry Maguire - Charlie Macneill - Alejandro Garnacho - Dan Gore - Kobbie Mainoo's role change, Harry Maguire's speech and more - behind the scenes of Manchester United's Youth Cup win - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Manchester

Kobbie Mainoo's role change, Harry Maguire's speech and more - behind the scenes of Manchester United's Youth Cup win

The veteran Manchester United photographer crammed the cubs together and urged them to roar. The piercing sound was unmistakably junior, a high-pitched enthusiasm befitting a school field.

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Women's World Cup: India's top-order has to fire, says Shiv Sunder Das - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - France - New Zealand - India

Women's World Cup: India's top-order has to fire, says Shiv Sunder Das

Shiv Sunder Das on Thursday said rotation of strike is a cause of worry and they might have to rethink the team's batting order following its 62-run defeat against New Zealand in the ICC women's World Cup. Chasing 261, India failed to capitalise on the power play with the top order boasting experienced duo of Smriti Mandhana and Deepti Sharma alongside rookie Yastika Bhatia failing to fire as India were all out for 198 in 46.4 overs to concede a 62-run defeat. "The top order has to fire. We have the batting firepower to go deeper in the tournament. Looking at the top order, once you get going in the 10-15 overs, you can put on good score," Das said in the post-match media interaction. With three southpaws in the top-order, the White Ferns gave the new ball to off-spinner Frances Mackay as she returned with a tidy 8-1-25-0.

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Georgia bag 2023 Rugby World Cup spot after Russia ban - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Russia - France - Ukraine - Netherlands - Portugal - Australia - Belarus - Georgia - Japan - Uruguay - Samoa

Georgia bag 2023 Rugby World Cup spot after Russia ban

Georgia have secured their place at the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France after all remaining games involving Russia in the Rugby Europe Championship 2022 were abandoned, World Rugby announced Thursday. Russia and Belarus were last week suspended from all international rugby "until further notice" following the invasion of Ukraine. The award of four match points to each of the three teams set to play Russia -- Georgia, Portugal and the Netherlands -- means that the Lelos are now guaranteed a top-two finish in the region's overall qualification table.

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ICC Women's World Cup: We didn't have a batter to take the game deep, says Mithali Raj after India's defeat against New Zealand - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - New Zealand - India - Pakistan

ICC Women's World Cup: We didn't have a batter to take the game deep, says Mithali Raj after India's defeat against New Zealand

Mithali Raj had no hesitation in admitting that top order's performance hasn't been up to the mark as India didn't have "a batter to take the game deep" in their 62-run defeat against New Zealand in the ICC Women's World Cup. India managed only 198 in a chase of 260 against the White Ferns after only 50 runs were scored off 20 overs here on Thursday. "Our batting, especially the top and middle order needs to fire because other teams are posting 250-260," Raj said at post-match presentation ceremony.

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Russia banned from Rugby World Cup qualification, Georgia advance - bbc.com - Russia - France - Ukraine - Spain - Portugal - Romania - Georgia

Russia banned from Rugby World Cup qualification, Georgia advance

Russia will no longer be allowed to qualify for the 2023 Rugby World Cup, meaning Georgia have secured their place at the tournament in France.

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