Pittsburgh Steelers rookie drawing comparisons with Hall of Famer during training camp
Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver George Pickens has received a very high comparison following his performance during training camp.
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Pittsburgh Steelers rookie wide receiver George Pickens has received a very high comparison following his performance during training camp.
Former Manchester United director Michael Knighton, who famously came close to buying the club in the 1980s, has confirmed that he is planning to submit a formal bid to buy the club from the Glazer family.
Lovlina was one of India's biggest medal hopes for gold in her weight category. Her tirade against the Boxing Federation of India (BFI) over Gurung and her subsequent 'mental harassment' charge, has done the Tokyo Games bronze medallist's reputation no good, especially after the recent debacle.
Todd Boehly is only a month into his time with Chelsea, but he has already made a major impact after taking over from Roman Abramovich.
Bumrah only got to know that he will be captaining the Indian team on Thursday morning after Rohit Sharma returned another positive test for Covid-19, ruling him out of the game. Taking on an in-form England side will be a big challenge but Bumrah is up for it.
Celtic are reportedly seeking out a new exit plan for defender Christopher Jullien after his proposed move to Bundesliga side Schalke fell through.
As India stood on the cusp of a win in the fourth and final Test in Brisbane, Siraj found himself standing behind the boundary rope. And when Rishabh Pant smashed Josh Hazlewood for the match-winning boundary in the Gabba Test to win the series he ran towards the two Indian batsmen at the crease - Pant and Navdeep Saini - to hug them and then took out one stump as a souvenir. He then waved his hands at the crowd. His eyes were moist, a big smile on his face. He looked up to the sky and thanked God and paid a tribute to his father. For the 28-year-old Siraj, who is gearing up for the rescheduled fifth Test against England, starting Friday at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground, the memories of that historic Australian triumph are still fresh. The Indian pacer now wants to lift another trophy, in England, this time. "India are already leading the Test series and I am sure we will win this series. We want to win this series by winning the fifth Test, not by drawing it. The memories of winning in Australia are still fresh and I want my team to repeat those heroics in England too," Siraj told TimesofIndia.com in an exclusive interview in May this year.
It should have been a moment of undiluted triumph, said Tumaini Carayol in The Guardian. In Sunday’s French Open final, Rafael Nadal romped past Norway’s Casper Ruud to win 6-3, 6-3, 6-0, proving yet again why he is the “king of clay”. The victory – the Spaniard’s 14th at the tournament – moves his grand slam tally to 22, two clear of both Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer. It also made him, at 36, the oldest ever male champion at Roland Garros.