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This is the moment that hundreds of festival-goers legging it for cover after a sudden downpour soaked Parklife. Thousands of people were caught unprepared at around 4.15pm on Sunday when the rain came in a heavy, but short-lived burst.
Hamilton and Mercedes teammate George Russell have experienced excessive porpoising and bottoming at the Baku street track, with the latter especially complaining that it has affected his visibility at the end of the straight.
There's nothing like smashing a home run out of the ballpark in MLB. So when a player manages to do so, it's only right he celebrates however he sees fit. Some hitters simply jog around the bases; others might emphatically flip the bat. For Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuna Jr., he opted to copy two NBA stars' notable celebrations.
Pakistan captain Babar Azam continued his rich vein of form, becoming the first men's international cricketer to register nine consecutive fifty-plus scores across all three formats. With his 77-run knock against the West Indies in the second ODI at Multan, Babar Azam became the holder of the longest streak of 50+ scores for any batter in men's international cricket. On Friday, Pakistan beat the West Indies by a massive 120 runs to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match ODI series. In the previous match, Babar Azam had scored a brilliant hundred to help his team chase down the 306-run target.
Indian cricket team made history by ending West Indies' unbeaten run at the World Cup events that lasted for eight years by defeating them by 34 runs at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in their group B tie of the tournament. West Indies were the favourites heading into the match and the tournament in general. Not much was expected from India, whose run during the first two World Cups consisted of only one win and five losses.
Imam-ul-Haq and Babar Azam put on a 120-run stand to steady Pakistan after Fakhar Zaman's early dismissal in the 2nd ODI against West Indies in Multan, but a mix-up between the two meant the former had to go back to the pavilion for a run-a-ball 72. In the 28th over, just after Babar had reached his half-century, Imam hit the ball towards midwicket off Akeal Hosein and took off for a single. Babar, however, was caught ball-watching and was not interested in the run at all, sending his partner back after he had almost reached the non-striker's end. As wicketkeeper Shai Hope took off the stumps before Imam could reach the crease, the opener angrily jammed his bat on the ground before walking off.
Formula 1 teams are in a pickle heading into this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The circuit, run through the streets of the country's capital, Baku, offers a variety of conditions that bring out different traits of an F1 car.
