Tasmania Supercars: Van Gisbergen dominates to complete clean sweep
The Kiwi was forced to come from the second row of the grid for Race 3, after having what looked to be a pole lap in qualifying earlier in the day ruined by a clash with Tim Slade.
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Man City await Fernandinho decision that could dictate their summer transfer window plans
Fernandinho has been an integral member of Manchester City's squad for almost nine years now, a testament to his superb technical ability, longevity and leadership qualities. However, at 36 years old, the future of City's Brazilian skipper is a subject that can no longer be ignored.
IPL 2022: Five IPL veterans who will be missing this time
Indian Premier League begins on Saturday, with two new teams making the upcoming 15th edition a 10-team affair. The action begins with a blockbuster clash between the defending champions Chennai Super Kings and two-time former champions Kolkata Knight Riders at the Wankhede stadium in Mumbai. In this new beginning, a few IPL legends will not be a part of the world's most popular cricket league for different reasons. Some have bid adieu to the game, some have opted out and some have been left behind in the ever progressing and extremely competitive T20 league. Whatever be the reasons for their absence, they have definitely left behind a great legacy in the league's history. TimesofIndia.com here highlights five such IPL veterans, who were almost synonymous with the league and gave fans a lot to cheer about over the last 14 editions. They are record breakers and trendsetters and will be missed by one and all when the action begins in Mumbai.
England beat Pakistan by nine wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – live!
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Results from consultation on controversial A56 cycle lanes delayed for months
The results from a highly anticipated consultation about the pop-up cycle lanes along the A56 have been delayed.
ICC Women's World Cup: Meg Lanning's 135 guides Australia to five-wicket win over South Africa
Meg Lanning produced another masterclass, smashing an unbeaten 135 as six-time champions Australia continued their invincible run with a five-wicket thrashing of South Africa in the ICC Women's World Cup here on Tuesday. Lanning scored her 15th ODI century with 15 hits to the fence and one maximum during her 130-ball unconquered innings to help Australia successfully chase down South Africa's total of 271 for 5 with 28 balls to spare at Basin Reserve. Invited to bat, opener Laura Wolvaardt cracked a 134-ball 90, while skipper Sune Luus (52) notched another half-century as South Africa posted a decent total from their 50 overs. However, it proved inadequate in the end as Lanning took control of Australia's chase and recorded her third World Cup century to lead her team to a comfortable victory. The win further consolidated Australia's position at the top of the table with 12 points from six matches and they are likely to end at the top with just one match to go against Bangladesh in the league stage.
Vigil held at University of the Southwest to remember golfers, coach killed in last week's two-vehicle crash
HOBBS, N.M. — More than 100 people gathered for a vigil on a putting green behind a University of the Southwest dorm Monday night and remembered the seven members of the men's and women's golf teams who were killed in a two-vehicle crash on a West Texas highway last Tuesday.
NHL Trade Deadline winners, losers: East loads up, GM beefs
After all of the speculation and rumors the 2022 NHL Trade Deadline is now in the rear view mirror. Now instead of talking about rumors and potential landing spots for players, we get to do the next fun thing: Analyze the winners and losers from all of the roster moves over the past couple of weeks.