Conor Hourihane on life at Sheffield United and the threat former club Swansea City can cause
Conor Hourihane says Swansea City will pose Sheffield United a completely different set of questions to the ones asked of them by Hull City in midweek.
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Harbhajan Singh Reveals Activity On Which MS Dhoni Spends "15 Times More" Time Than On Cricket
Indian spin great Harbhajan Singh has revealed ex-India skipper MS Dhoni's love for gaming and esports. Harbhajan, who recently announced his retirement from all forms of cricket, also said that most of the Indian players love playing games online to pass time. While speaking to India Today Gaming, the 41-year-old said that the veteran wicketkeeper-batter Dhoni spends most of his time away from cricket by sitting in front of his gaming devices. "Yes, every cricketer in the Indian team plays esports. I have also played. Our former captain, MS Dhoni, he plays esports 15 times more than the cricket he plays," Harbhajan said.
Donny van de Beek makes decision on Man Utd future after Ralf Rangnick's clear message
Donny van de Beek has reportedly already decided to quit Manchester United for good in the summer, after Ralf Rangnick declared that the mood at the club had improved since the Dutchman's exit.
Tigers confident on Martin, Lynch recovery
Richmond expect Dustin Martin and Tom Lynch to feature in next week's AFL practice match against Geelong as the star duo recover from injuries.
Indian batsman hits first-ever triple ton on first class debut
India's Sakibul Gani became the first batsman in world cricket to hit a triple century on his first-class debut when he made 341 in the Ranji Trophy tournament.
Ascot on Saturday: Tips and runners for every race including Fakir D'Oudairies
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Batting depth could see Smith on the outer
Australia's scorching-hot form has created exactly the kind of problems the selectors want heading towards the T20 World Cup defence.
India vs West Indies, 2nd T20I: That is where experience comes into play, says Rohit Sharma on Bhuvneshwar Kumar's four-run 19th over
Bhuvneshwar Kumar's form since his return from injury has often been questioned but India skipper Rohit Sharma "believes in him a lot" after the seamer bowled a brilliant penultimate over that helped the hosts win the second T20I against West Indies. Bhuvneshwar Kumar conceded four runs in the 19th over as West Indies fell short by eight runs in an exciting finish. "You are always a bit scared when you are playing against these guys (West Indies power hitters). In the end, it was a phenomenal finish. Right from the start, we knew it wouldn't be easy. But I am proud we executed our plans under pressure. It was very critical at that point when Bhuvneshwar bowled," said Rohit at the post match presentation after series-sealing win. "That's where experience comes into play. Bhuvi has been doing it for many years and we believe in him a lot."