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IND vs AUS: Important To give Jasprit Bumrah Enough Time After Comeback From Injury, Says Hardik Pandya

Star all-rounder Hardik Pandya said the team will not put too much pressure on Jasprit Bumrah and give him ample time to make his comeback from an injury after the pacer was not included in India's playing XI for the first T20I against Australia. Bumrah was missed badly in the series opener against Australia on Tuesday as the visitors chased down 209 rather comfortably to register a four-wicket win and take the lead in the three-match series. Barring Axar Patel, all Indian bowlers leaked more than 11 runs per over.

Important to give Jasprit Bumrah enough time after comeback from injury: Hardik Pandya

Bumrah, who did not play the Asia Cup due to a back injury, has been named in the T20 World Cup squad and the preceding series against Australia and South Africa. He was missed badly in the series opener against Australia on Tuesday as the visitors chased down 209 rather comfortably. Barring Axar Patel, all bowlers leaked more than 11 runs per over. "We all know what he brings to the table and how important he is for us. There will be concerns here and there (about bowling) which is fine. We got to trust our boys. These are the best 15 in the country and that is why they are there in the squad.

‘I’ve had enough’ - Man Utd hero Roy Keane wanted to retire after Alan Shearer clash

Manchester United legend Roy Keane admitted that he seriously considered retiring after an infamous bust-up with Newcastle hero Alan Shearer in September 2001.

Watch: Australia Launch Indigenous Inspired Jersey For Men's T20 World Cup

The Australian men's cricket team will defend its T20 World Cup title at home from next month and they have launched a special jersey for the occasion. The team will sport a jersey that is inspired from the indigenous community as it will have artwork that flows around the shirt.

Bayern Munich 2-0 Barcelona: Lucas Hernandez and Leroy Sane goals enough to see off Barca in Champions League

Bayern Munich beat Barcelona 2-0 at the Allianz Arena, to make it two wins from two in the Champions League this season. The game had been billed as the Robert Lewandowski show which, given that it was his first time back at the Allianz Arena since leaving Bayern for Barca in July, was to be expected. Ad He had numerous chances in the first half but failed to convert them, heading over the crossbar, volleying over one-on-one, forcing an improvised save from Manuel Neuer and then, much to his frustration, threatening to score once more only to be denied by an acrobatic block from Noussair Mazraoui.

Not red-flagging Italian GP defended as a 'not significant enough' reason to do so

Formula 1's governing body, the FIA, defended its decision not to red flag the climax of Sunday's Italian Grand Prix - after Max Verstappen's victory behind the safety car was booed by furious Ferrari fans.

'The service is bad enough, but this would be disastrous' - Anger over reports of Manchester Piccadilly ticket office closures

Train passengers in Manchester have vented their anger after reports ticket offices at hundreds of railway stations across the country could soon be closed.

Boks get back to business in Buenos Aires

After arriving in Buenos Aires on Sunday, the Springboks were back in business on the training field as they prepare for their upcoming clash against Argentina on Saturday, 17 September at the Estadio José Amalfitani.

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IND vs AUS: Important To give Jasprit Bumrah Enough Time After Comeback From Injury, Says Hardik Pandya

Important to give Jasprit Bumrah enough time after comeback from injury: Hardik Pandya

‘I’ve had enough’ - Man Utd hero Roy Keane wanted to retire after Alan Shearer clash

Watch: Australia Launch Indigenous Inspired Jersey For Men's T20 World Cup

Bayern Munich 2-0 Barcelona: Lucas Hernandez and Leroy Sane goals enough to see off Barca in Champions League

Not red-flagging Italian GP defended as a 'not significant enough' reason to do so

'The service is bad enough, but this would be disastrous' - Anger over reports of Manchester Piccadilly ticket office closures

Boks get back to business in Buenos Aires