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Rio Ferdinand makes Ruud van Nistelrooy point as he gives verdict on Man United's Rasmus Hojlund
Former centre-back Rio Ferdinand has sympathised with Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund following his slow start to life at Old Trafford.
"Leave Spirit Of Cricket Out Of This": Harsha Bhogle's No Non-Sense Take On Angelo Mathews' 'Timed Out' Controversy
The 'timed out' dismissal of Angelo Mathews, a first in the 146-year old history of international cricket, has divided the cricket world. The appeal for 'timed out' against the former Sri Lanka captain was done by Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan. The incident happened during the 25th over when Angelo Mathews came at the crease after the fall of the fourth wicket. However, visuals showed his helmet strap came off as he was preparing to face the ball. The umpires deemed that he had taken more than two minutes, by which a batter should be ready to face the ball.
Luis Palma rocky road to Celtic revealed after 40 bouts of £217k rejection saw La Liga clubs MISS OUT on 'jewel'
Luis Palma is beginning to show his Celtic potential - but it wasn't long ago his services were far from in-demand.
Sunil Chhetri Admits He's In 'Bonus Period' But Yet To Decide On Retirement
By his own admission, Indian football talisman Sunil Chhetri is in the "bonus period" of his illustrious career but he has not set any retirement date. One thing is, however, certain that the 39-year-old Chhetri will not be playing in 2026 when the football World Cup happens. "I'm just happy that I'm here. This is the bonus period, I'm just enjoying it, I don't know when it's going to end. I just want to enjoy it," Chhetri said ahead of India's 2026 World Cup second round qualifiers matches later this month. "Because I'm 39, I don't have long-term targets as far as me being on the pitch is concerned. I think about the next three months, and then the next three months, and then we see how it goes," he was quoted as saying by fifa.com.
On Mohammed Shami, Shreyas Iyer 'Repaying Faith', Rohit Sharma's Blunt Admission
From outside, Virat Kohli's record equalling 101 off 121 balls against South Africa on Sunday might look a bit laborious, but Indian captain Rohit Sharma termed the innings as one that suited the conditions and the match situation. Kohli's 49th ODI hundred paved the way for India's 326 for five on a slightly diffident Eden Gardens pitch, which proved way over the par in the end. "If you look at how we have played in the last three games, we have adapted better. Today, we needed Kohli to go out there and play to the situation. We then knew we had to keep it in the right areas (with the ball) and let the pitch do the rest," said Rohit during the post-match presentation.
Manchester United hopes could rely on keeping a controversial partnership
Erik ten Hag looked like he was treading on thin ice when the Manchester United line-up dropped at the weekend. In the end, he might have laid the solid foundations required to transform his fortunes.
Leinster's Joe McCarthy keen to 'turn the page' on World Cup heartache
Joe McCarthy doesn't believe the nature of Ireland's World Cup defeat to New Zealand will lead to lingering regrets.