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England skipper Millie Bright is feeling “really confident” of being fit for the Women’s World Cup. The Chelsea defender has been out of competitive action since March as a result of a knee injury suffered in the Champions League quarter-final first leg against Lyon. Ad However, Bright has been training with her England team-mates and says she feels “mentally and physically fresh as I have ever felt".
Sri Lanka defeated Scotland by 82 runs Tuesday to advance to the Super Six stage of the Cricket World Cup qualifiers with maximum points, while Ireland secured a consolation win over the United Arab Emirates. Opener Pathum Nissanka made 75 and Charith Asalanka scored 63 as Sri Lanka were bowled out for 245 in Bulawayo, with Scotland spinners Chris Greaves (4-32) and Mark Watt (3-52) combining for seven wickets.
BURTON UPON TRENT, England: England captain Millie Bright is not quite ready to return to action after being out with a knee injury since March, but the centre back sees a silver lining in her forced layoff having had her first proper break in years.
WELLINGTON: Co-hosts Australia will play their opening game of next month's Women's World Cup in front of a full house, a senior FIFA official told AFP on Tuesday (Jun 27).
India will host Pakistan for the first time in seven years after the schedule for the 2023 men's ODI World Cup was released by the International Cricket Council (ICC) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Tuesday.
United States women's national team forward Megan Rapinoe said that the upcoming Women's World Cup feels like a «paradigm shift» but that women's sports continue to face challenges in terms of equality.
Glamour friendlies, the possibility of another winter World Cup, world-class players arriving for hefty transfer fees: The Saudi Arabia football revolution could be here to stay.
CAPE TOWN :The under-20 World Cup in South Africa is shining a spotlight on the best young talent on the planet, including the sons of former Rugby World Cup winners and several others hoping to follow 'the old man' into test rugby.