Interest in women's cricket on the rise in Ontario
Some of the world's biggest cricket stars have been in the Greater Toronto Area recently, as Brampton hosts the Global T20 Canada cricket tournament.
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"Despite Winning World Cups...": Indian Blind Cricket Team Captain Opens Up On Funding Struggles
The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) World Games 2023, are due to take place between August 18 till 27 in Birmingham. Ajay Kumar Reddy, captain of the Indian Blind Cricket Team said, despite winning so many world cups,"we are struggling with funding." The sports taking place during the event are Archery, Chess, Cricket, Blind Football, Partially Sighted Football, Women's Football, Goalball (Male/Female), Judo, Powerlifting, Showdown, Ten Pin Bowling, and Tennis.
Man 'tried to set landlords on fire' with flamethrower after being evicted
A man 'tried to set his landlords on fire' using a terrifying makeshift flamethrower after discovering he was being evicted.
Erik ten Hag has already moved to measure expectations on Rasmus Hojlund at Manchester United
Rasmus Hojlund is about to become one of the world's most expensive strikers, but Erik ten Hag has already moved to measure expectations on his immediate performances.
Lee Johnson applauds 'Grade A' Hibs as boss peels back the curtain on touch and go Martin Boyle decision
Lee Johnson hailed his Hibs players for burying their Escaldes nightmare with a six-goal supershow at Easter Road.
Erik ten Hag has two games to decide on two Manchester United selection dilemmas
After visiting Oslo, Edinburgh, New Jersey, San Diego, Houston and Las Vegas in recent weeks, Manchester United will no doubt be pleased to return to more familiar surroundings this weekend.
"Ravi Shastri Said What Have You Done?": Ex-BCCI Selector On 'Kuldeep Yadav 2.0'
Struggling to break into the Indian team about a year ago, Kuldeep Yadav has returned to the fold as a reliable spinner once again. The left-armer, who once formed a formidable partnership with Yuzvendra Chahal, went through a poor period of form in the Indian team but is looking like his old self again. Be it on the national circuit or in the Indian Premier League, Kuldeep seemed to be losing his touch but then former BCCI selector Sunil Joshi decided to work with the left-arm spinner and make some important tweaks in his bowling.
Riise mum on Hegerberg playing Japan, says Norway has luxury of options in attack
Norway coach Hege Riise said injured striker Ada Hegerberg is responding well in training ahead of their Women's World Cup last-16 game against Japan but the team has a luxury of options up front with Sophie Roman Haug also in the running to start.