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Stomach problem costs Sainz 20,000 euros for anthem breach
SUZUKA, Japan :Williams driver Carlos Sainz was fined 20,000 euros ($21,910), with half suspended, after he was late for the national anthem at Sunday's Japanese Formula One Grand Prix due to a "stomach issue".
IPL 2025: Technology To Judge Outside Off And Above Head Wide Balls
The Indian Premier League (IPL-2025) has sanctioned the use of Hawk-Eye technology to assess wides outside the off-stump and above the batter's head, eliminating subjectivity in umpiring decisions, with the ruling being conveyed to all ten captains during a pre-season meeting in Mumbai on Thursday ahead of the tournament's commencement on March 22, as reported by ESPNcricinfo. The same technology that was used to assess over-the-waist no-balls in IPL 2024 will now be implemented for over-the-head wides. The ball-tracking technology, which includes Hawk-Eye, will evaluate the ball's height as it crosses the batter at the popping crease and compare it to the batter's toe-to-head height in an upright stance.
BCCI Secretary On 'Family Diktat' Message After Virat Kohli's Outburst |Exclusive
Virat Kohli expressed his dissatisfaction with the stricter SOPs, which significantly cut down on family time during overseas tours...he Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) will not be changing its current guidelines for Indian players on overseas tours...
"All The Players...": BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia Reiterates Board's Crucial Guideline
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has really been strict about its rules set for centrally-contracted players when it comes to their participation in domestic matches. As per BCCI's guidelines that were shared by the Board last year, a centrally-contracted player, who is fit and not in national duty, needs to play domestic cricket for his respective team. Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan didn't follow the instructions earlier and were thus dropped out of BCCI central contract.
Most people around the world are now breathing polluted air, researchers warn
Most of the world has dirty air, with just 17 per cent of cities globally meeting air pollution guidelines, a new report has found.
Spain federation says referees sickened by abuse following Bellingham red card
MADRID : Spain's soccer federation said referees are sickened by the abuse Jose Munuera Montero has received since he showed Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham a red card and the situation reflects the "hatred and verbal violence" match officials have to endure.
World Athletics planning amendments to female eligibility guidelines
World Athletics has begun a consultation period for an updated set of regulations for transgender and difference of sex development (DSD) athletes, with a cheek swab test among a number of proposals being considered, the governing body said on Monday.