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Mohamed Salah’s decision to leave the Africa Cup of Nations in the Ivory Coast to undergo treatment on his hamstring injury in the UK has kicked off a storm back in Egypt.
Star Pakistani pacer Mohammad Amir has once again spoken on the speculations of his comeback to international cricket. The left-arm pacer called time on his international cricket career in 2020. While the entire cricket fraternity was shocked on his early retirement, Amir then clarified that he took the decision due to the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) management's poor behaviour towards him. He said that that he came to the decision based on how some members of the board kept on going about his decision to not play Test cricket.
Birthdays don’t come much better than scoring a last-minute winner.
BEIJING: Angry Chinese fans rounded on their football team on Tuesday (Jan 23) after a "disastrous" defeat to hosts Qatar left them needing a miracle to qualify for the knockout stages of the Asian Cup.
Scott Porter is the new boss of Lydd Town after James Rogers stepped down to concentrate on playing.
Former Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir believes that the emergence of Arshdeep Singh could bring an end to India's prolonged search for a reliable left-arm pacer. The Indian selectors have tried out several left-arm pacers over the years. But the lack of a consistent performer has not allowed the team to field a more versatile and well-rounded pace attack. "Arshdeep can be a very good left-arm pacer. India needs one who can consistently bowl at 135-140," Amir said during a virtual media interaction on the sidelines of the International League T20 in Dubai.
The Indian cricket team lost Virat Kohli for the first two Tests after he decided to step back because of certain personal reasons. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) didn't reveal the reason behind Kohl's late withdrawal from squad but lent full support to the former skipper. As fans continue to contemplate what the personal situation is that forced Virat to withdraw from he first two Tests, former England captain Nasser Hussain has called for the decision to be respected.
After firing Adrian Griffin, the Milwaukee Bucks have reached out to Doc Rivers and are engaging him in conversations about the franchise's head-coaching job, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.