Mistakes cost more in play-offs as URC reaches knock-out stage
The last round of the URC regular season was played last weekend, confirming the seedings for the play-offs in two weeks.
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Gary Neville jumps to Harry Maguire's defence after mistake during Man United vs Sevilla
Gary Neville was quick to defend Harry Maguire after the Manchester United captain made a mistake in the Europa League quarter-final clash with Sevilla.
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Watch: LSG's Amit Mishra Mistakenly Applies Saliva On Ball, Gets Virat Kohli Out In Same Over
The Covid-19 pandemic saw plenty of new rules being brought into cricket. While many rules were later removed as the restrictions eased, the one that remained intact is the ban on the usage of saliva on the ball. In the pre-Covid world, cricketers used to apply saliva on the ball to make it swing, however, the ICC has now banned it. The players nowadays can use their sweat to shine the ball. Since it has been a long time now since the change was brought, the players have adapted to it.