Bangladesh without skipper Shakib against India
PUNE, India : Bangladesh are without injured skipper Shakib Al Hasan for the daunting task of halting India's winning run at the World Cup in Pune on Thursday.
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New Zealand's quiet achiever Santner makes big noise at World Cup
Mild-mannered Mitch Santner rarely hogs the limelight in the New Zealand team but the all-rounder has made a big noise at the World Cup, taking a screamer of a catch against Afghanistan and a milestone 100th ODI wicket.
Smith vows to do better for All Blacks in semi-final
RUEIL-MALMAISON, France : New Zealand scrumhalf Aaron Smith said he would deliver an improved performance in Friday’s World Cup semi-final after admitting his erratic display in last weekend's quarter-final against Ireland might have cost his team dearly.
Marcus Rashford can prove Erik ten Hag right at Manchester United after England goal
Marcus Rashford put an end to his goal drought on Tuesday night with an excellent effort in England's 3-1 win over Italy.
Phil Foden and John Stones give Man City what they need ahead of crucial fixtures
We're not quite at the toughest part of the season just yet but we're warming up.
Erik ten Hag knows how to solve Manchester United's Jadon Sancho problem
Jadon Sancho's position at Manchester United is quickly becoming untenable.
'There's no panic here' - Astros win Game 3, close gap in ALCS - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — If the Houston Astros are going to do the unprecedented, and add another thrilling chapter to their distinguished legacy, it's going to take practically everybody. It's going to take more nights like Wednesday, when timely hits and big catches and clutch pitching performances throughout their roster sparked a desperately needed 8-5 road win over the Texas Rangers in Game 3 of the American League Championship Series.
Rangers' Max Scherzer struggles in return as Astros win Game 3 - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — If the Texas Rangers are going to win the World Series, they will likely need Max Scherzer to make at least one more start, perhaps as many as three — and they will need him to perform a lot better than he did Wednesday night against the Astros, when he allowed five runs in four innings.