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Tottenham Hotspur and France captain Hugo Lloris is a doubt for the north London Derby against Arsenal after leaving his national team camp with a thigh injury. Lloris was part of Didier Deschamps' selection for the upcoming Nations League games against Austria and Denmark, with the defending World Cup champions in real danger of being relegated from League A as they sit bottom of Group 1.
Tottenham captain Hugo Lloris has emerged as an injury concern ahead of next month’s north London derby at Arsenal.
Tottenham have been dealt a huge injury blow after captain and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris withdrew from the France squad with injury on Monday.
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Left-arm orthodox spinner R Sai Kishore's maiden match haul of 10 wickets ensured a staggering 645-run victory for South Zone over North to set up a clash with West Zone in the Duleep Trophy final starting on Wednesday. The margin of victory was one of the highest in Indian first-class cricket. West Zone also won their semi-final in commanding fashion beating Central Zone by a comfortable 279-run margin. The final will be played in Coimbatore from September 21, and it will be a five-day affair.
Meanwhile in Coimbatore, Prithvi Shaw's blistering 142 (140 balls, 15 fours, 4 sixes) helped West Zone set Central Zone a massive target of 501 in the other semifinal. Tamil Nadu spinner Sai Kishore, who has been impressive in the white ball formats, came up with a superb showing, snaring seven wickets including that of the talented Yash Dhull (39, 70 balls, 4 fours, 1 six) to help dismiss North Zone for 207 in 67 overs. Resuming at 24 for no loss, Dhull and Manan Vohra (27) pushed North Zone's first innings score to 67 before off-spinner K Gowtham (2 for 68) struck the first blow, removing the latter, caught by Rohan Kunnummal.
Ricky Bhui made an unbeaten 103 while Baba Aparajith hit a half-century as South Zone posted a massive first innings total of 630 for eight before declaring on the second day of their Duleep Trophy semifinal against North Zone here on Friday. In reply, North reached 24 for no loss at stumps with the talented Yash Dhull on 8 (18 balls, 1 four) and Manan Vohra batting on 11 (12 balls, 1 fours), still 606 runs adrift of South's huge first innings score.
Todd Boehly’s suggestion of a Premier League North vs South all-star match has got us thinking –– what if this happened with Women’s Super League players?