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Despite Jack Grealish denying it, Fluminense's Felipe Melo has doubled down on claims he defended his team at the end of the Club World Cup final because the Manchester City man was disrespectful.
If I'm placing bets on a Sunday, I'm not looking at full game spreads or totals. Those are efficient markets that have been bet into all week. Instead, I'm looking for the obscure. It's my specialty, anyway. It's what I build statistical models around to try to find an edge. If there's an advantage to be found now, it's in small markets.
Conor McGregor wasted no time acquainting himself with Portuguese sharp-shooter Cristiano Ronaldo after the pair were placed sitting side-by-side for the 'Day of Reckoning' in Saudi Arabia.
Gillingham defender Max Ehmer isn’t bothered that their defensive record isn’t getting the recognition it deserves.
Australia's experienced left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc was "surprised" to see Pakistan's lack of pace in the first Test which was one of the most talked about points. Pakistan are quite restricted in terms of putting up a quality pace bowling line-up with Naseem Shah nursing an injury and Haris Rauf opting out of the Test series. Without experience, the majority of the burden fell on Shan Masood's deputy Shaheen Shah Afridi, but even he struggled to generate pace. "I think everyone was slightly surprised at the lower pace of the Pakistan bowlers, when you're generally used to some guys getting in the 150s [kph]. I don't think that pace is the be all and end all but it certainly plays a part and can help," Starc said, speaking to media as quoted from ESPNcricinfo.
Beyond Paradise will return to our television screens for a special this Christmas. The Death In Paradise spin-off aired earlier this year and saw Kris Marshall return as DI Humphrey Goodman.
With Rishabh Pant still recovering from a horrific car accident he incurred in December last year, Team India have struggled to find an ideal replacement for him behind the stumps, especially in Test cricket. While there is no hint of Pant's return to international circuit anytime soon, India are set to play South Africa in a two-match Test series, starting with the first game in Centurion from December 26. They will also play five Tests against England on home soil, starting January 24. While KS Bharat and Ishan Kishan have kept the wickets in Pant's absence, it is KL Rahul who is set to take the responsibility against South Africa.
It would not be Christmas without the traditional Carols from King's on BBC TV on Christmas Eve. The service, which is filmed at King's College Chapel in Cambridge, was first broadcast in 1928.