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Mitchell Starc Says Still Not 100 Per Cent Fit But Good Enough For Third Test

Senior Australian pacer Mitchell Starc has still not '100 per cent' recovered from his injury but is ready to make an impact in the third Test against India beginning in Indore on Wednesday. With skipper Pat Cummins back home to be with his unwell mother, Australia will rely on Starc to provide the odd breakthrough and support the spinners. Indian pacers have already made a substantial contribution in the series with Mohammed Shami being the standout fast bowler.

The North's renowned 80s festival is back this year - book your tickets now

Rewind Festival is getting music lovers ready to open the time capsule back into the 80s - the era of feet-stomping anthems, new wave sound and electro-pop hits. Big hair, blue eyeliner and neon leg warmers will make a comeback for one weekend only, and tickets to the unmissable event are on sale now.

Hythe Town due some credit after phenomenal run of seven wins in eight games puts them in play-off contention

Manager Steve Watt feels Hythe Town haven’t had the credit they deserve for their sparkling form.

2022 Grey Cup MVP Henoc Muamba re-signs with Argonauts for 3rd season

Henoc Muamba will help the Toronto Argonauts defend their Grey Cup title.

New Zealand Women 'not good enough' in loss to Portugal, says Klimkova

New Zealand Women head coach Jitka Klimkova was disappointed with her team's performance in Friday's 5-0 friendly defeat to Portugal, saying they were "not good enough".

Prendergasts' exploits not enough as Ireland make World Cup exit

A record-breaking batting innings, spearheaded by Orla Prendergast's half-century, proved not quite enough for Ireland as West Indies captain Hayley Matthews guided her side home by six wickets in pursuit of 138.

Mohammad Shami: 'On Indian wickets, there is enough for pacers'

Ravindra Jadeja and R Ashwin shared six wickets between them but pacer Mohammed Shami's four-for was the highlight on Day 1 of the second Test in the national capital as India bowled out Australia for 263. Shami, who relentlessly targetted the good length area at the start of the innings got rid of Aussie opener David Warner. He then dismissed middle-order batter Travis Head before cleaning up the tail with reverse swinging deliveries.At the close of play, Shami pointed out that the Indian conditions -- which are expected to be dominated by the spinners -- offer enough help to the pacers as well, provided they bowl in right areas."There is not a lot of difference you see with wickets in India. If you can get help with the new ball and can get the old ball to reverse... As a fast bowler, the main thing in Indian conditions is the area you bowl in and you have to maintain pace all along.

"Not Enough": Usman Khawaja Makes Big Statement In Support Of David Warner

Australian opener Usman Khawaja believes that a mere three innings isn't a great sample size to question a beleaguered David Warner, who became a bit “weary” after being knocked on the head by a Mohammed Siraj bouncer on day one of the second Test. Warner has scores of 1, 10 and 15 in the series so far with Mohammed Shami getting him twice with fuller length deliveries angling in. Inevitably, the question of Warner's technique has cropped up but Khawaja, fresh from his well-made 81, came to his opening partner's defence.

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Mitchell Starc Says Still Not 100 Per Cent Fit But Good Enough For Third Test

The North's renowned 80s festival is back this year - book your tickets now

Hythe Town due some credit after phenomenal run of seven wins in eight games puts them in play-off contention

2022 Grey Cup MVP Henoc Muamba re-signs with Argonauts for 3rd season

New Zealand Women 'not good enough' in loss to Portugal, says Klimkova

Prendergasts' exploits not enough as Ireland make World Cup exit

Mohammad Shami: 'On Indian wickets, there is enough for pacers'

"Not Enough": Usman Khawaja Makes Big Statement In Support Of David Warner