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MELBOURNE : Two tries from winger Salesi Rayasi helped propel Wellington Hurricanes to the top of the Super Rugby Pacific table as they beat the Otago Highlanders 29-14 away in Dunedin on Saturday.
MIDDLESBROUGH, England: Burnley secured automatic promotion to the Premier League with seven games to spare after Friday's (Apr 7) 2-1 victory at Middlesbrough ensured Vincent Kompany's side will finish in the second-tier Championship's top two.
Matthew Stevens completed an epic 10-8 win over Dechawat Poomjaeng in World Championship qualifying with his good-natured opponent marking the occasion by asking for a selfie during their taut second-round battle. Poomjaeng qualified for the Crucible a decade ago and will have to wait a year for another attempt to return to the sport's biggest stage after the two-time finalist Stevens managed to edge through at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield.
The excitement will reach its crescendo by Saturday evening when Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) renew their rivalry in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match at the Wankhede Stadium. While CSK come into this fixture on the back of a narrow win, MI eye first win of the season after losing their opening game last week. Ahead of the fixture, former India players Yusuf Pathan, Irfan Pathan, Mohammad Kaif and Krish Srikkanth have made their respective predictions regarding the outcome of the match.
Manager Neil Harris conceded Friday’s match was no thriller but was delighted to see his Gillingham team pick up another three points.
Tim Seifert was the match-winner for the second straight game as New Zealand clinched the T20 series against Sri Lanka with a tense four-wicket victory in Queenstown on Saturday. Seifert blasted a career-high 88 off 48 balls to fire the Black Caps to 183-6 off 19.5 overs after the tourists had posted 182-6 in the third and final game at John Davies Oval. The opener-wicketkeeper struck 10 fours and three sixes in an innings that bore many of the hallmarks of his unbeaten 79 when New Zealand levelled the series at Dunedin on Wednesday.
When the teams were confirmed at St. James' Park last weekend, it was a surprise to see Diogo Dalot start for Manchester United.
Opening batsman Tim Seifert's blistering 88 helped New Zealand defeat Sri Lanka by four wickets in their thrilling third and final Twenty20 international in Queenstown on Saturday to complete a 2-1 series victory.