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"Body Blows Motivated Me To Do Better": Cheteshwar Pujara On Gabba Test
Indian batter Cheteshwar Pujara said that the body blows that he endured during the final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at Brisbane Cricket Ground last year motivated him to do better and his focus was to earn a victory or a draw for his side despite the pain. The Border-Gavaskar 2020-21 Trophy in Australia was a historic one for India. During the series, the side registered their lowest test score ever in the first Test at Adelaide as they were bundled out for just 36. As the series went on, the team also faced injuries which led to the absence of experience, big-time players.
Ashwin bats for more conversation on racism, Rahane recalls Siraj incident at SCG
Ravichandran Ashwin has endorsed the idea of having more conversation on racism whether it's in the sports field or in the world in general and also feels that better parenting and awareness about the subject can bring the change. There have been several instances in the past where cricket, which is called a gentleman's game, has been rocked by racist slurs and comments that have brought the sport to disrepute. Many have been punished for their offences as well but it keeps taking place from time to time.
Jack Grealish's impact on Mohamed Salah contract stand-off as Man City star 'blamed'
Former Liverpool defender Mark Lawrenson has blamed Manchester City star Jack Grealish for the Reds’ issues in getting star forward Mohamed Salah to sign a new Anfield deal.
Real Madrid confirm Rudiger signing on four-year deal
Real Madrid have confirmed the long-awaited signing of Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger on a four-year deal.
MotoGP Catalunya: Lowes on the hunt for points
Elf Marc VDS Racing’s Sam Lowes is looking to banish the demons of his recent Moto2 bad luck with a return to Barcelona.
Michael Holt loses tour card after 26-year stay on main circuit
Michael Holt suffered a 4-2 defeat to John Astley as his bid to retain his World Snooker Tour card failed at the final hurdle at Q School in Sheffield on Thursday. Having dropped to 65 in the world following a 6-3 loss to Tom Ford in the World Championship qualifiers in April, Holt needed to overcome Astley to earn a fresh two-year tour card in the finals of event three at Ponds Forge having turned professional in 1996. Ad/> Gateshead potter Astley – who defeated defending champion 6-2 Neil Robertson as an amateur at the UK Championship in November – made breaks of 52 and 78 in his win over Holt, who had levelled at 2-2 from 2-0 behind.
Antonio Rudiger speaks out on joining Real Madrid as Chelsea switch is confirmed
Antonio Rudiger says he is ‘super excited’ to join Real Madrid after both the Spanish giants and Chelsea confirmed he had agreed a deal to move to the Bernabeu.