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Despite a penchant over the past few years for claiming scalps away from home - notably two in three years against the All Blacks - Argentina have struggled to topple the Springboks on African soil since their sole success in Durban in 2015.
Ravindra Jadeja was all praise for Virat Kohli after the former India captain took a stunning one-handed catch off his bowling in the first ODI against West Indies on Thursday. After conceding 20 runs in his first two overs, Jadeja made a strong comeback to dismiss Shimron Hetmyer and Romario Shepherd in quick succession. Jadeja cleaned up Hetmyer before Kohli's stunner saw him get his second wicket of the match. Kohli showed excellent reflexes as he dived towards his right to pluck the ball at second slip.
A dad who took his kids on a trip to an amusement park has told how he broke his back on a Waltzer ride. Craig Knight, 35, has spoken out from his hospital bed after being left in agony with a fractured spine.
Tom Fannon produced Ireland’s best result on a low-key sixth day of the World Aquatics Championships in Japan, finishing 20th in the 50m freestyle.
A new spin-pairing was witnessed in the first ODI between India and West Indies on Thursday, with two left-armers -- Kuldeep Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja -- orchestrated the fall of the hosts, picking up 7 wickets between them. As India bowled out West Indies for 114 runs, the batters didn't waste much time in overhauling the total. It was Kuldeep who earned the Player of the Match award for his 4-wicket-haul. In the post-match presentation ceremony, the left-arm spinner couldn't resist being asked about his original spin-twin Yuzvendra Chahal.
WELLINGTON : Sweden's 2-1 win over South Africa may have been too close for comfort but was no cause for concern, veteran Kosovare Asllani said, with a tricky Italy team awaiting them in their second Women's World Cup group-stage affair on Saturday.
DUNEDIN, New Zealand : Argentina remain determined to get their maiden World Cup win at this tournament despite letting slip probably their best chance of doing so in a 2-2 draw with Group G rivals South Africa on Thursday.
Almost everybody who was there can remember the worst pass Renato Sanches ever made. It was so poorly placed it became a viral sensation.