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Harmanpreet Kaur and India’s spinners combined to hand the visitors a comfortable 56-run win against Bangladesh in the rain-hit fourth T20I. India’s dominance continued in Sylhet as they went 4-0 ahead in the five-match series.Harmanpreet, playing her 300th international game, top-scored with a brisk 39 to lift the visitors to a competitive 122 for 6 in 14 overs after being asked to bat on a cloudy day. Chasing a revised DLS target of 125, Bangladesh lost a flurry of wickets to post 66 for 7. S Asha – India’s oldest debutant in women’s T20Is at 33 – and Deepti Sharma starred with two wickets each.Bangladesh made three changes from the XI that played the third game, but were never in the chase on a sluggish surface. After Deepti handed the first breakthrough for India with the wicket of Murshida Khatun in the fourth over, she went on to dismiss Dilhara Akter (21 off 25). Rubya Haider (13 off 17) was also run out after a mix-up with captain Nigar Sultana in the eighth over.Asha’s maiden wicket was the prized scalp of Sultana, who couldn’t read a googly on the stumps and ended up being trapped lbw. The legspinner added one more wicket when she dismissed Shorna Akter, having the batter mistime a slog-sweep only to be caught by Richa Ghosh off a leading edge. Asha finished her quota of three overs with figures of 2 for 18.Bangladesh’s batting collapse continued to haunt them in the series as they slid from 38 for 1 to 47 for 6 to lose the plot and the game.India lost Shafali Verma early for a four-ball 2 in the second over. D Hemalatha played a cameo of 22 off 14, hitting two fours and as many sixes, which included two powerful lofted drives over extra cover. However, her stay was cut short by the young fast bowler Marufa Akther who trapped her lbw with an inswinger. India reached 48 for 2 in 5.5 overs before rain halted the game for an hour.Once the play resumed, Smriti Mandhana got going to make an 18-ball 22 but was bowled by Rabeya Khan. But India did not slow down, thanks to Harmanpreet and Richa Ghosh.The duo put on 44 runs off just 28 balls for the fourth wicket. Harmanpreet picked up pace after Mandhana’s dismissal as she went from 10 off 8 to 39 off 26 balls, hitting five fours. Ghosh played a 15-ball 24 and hit three fours and a six as India accumulated 52 runs in the last five overs. Though several shots were coming off edges, India scored quickly to put up a solid target in 14 overs.India will be eying a series sweep when they take on the field for the final game on May 9.

The squad for the T20Is is unchanged, despite India losing the series against England at home recently

ESPNcricinfo staff25-Dec-2023Saika Ishaque, Shreyanka Patil, Mannat Kashyap and Titas Sadhu have received their maiden ODI call-ups for the Australia series starting December 28 in Mumbai. Renuka Singh and Richa Ghosh also returned to the ODI set-up after missing the Bangladesh tour in July; Renuka was injured then and Ghosh had been dropped for Uma Chetry, who has now been left out without getting a game.For the three T20Is against Australia early next month, India named an unchanged squad from the one that lost 2-1 to England at home earlier this month.The changes in the ODI squad were mainly for the bowling attack and the allrounders as Priya Punia, Devika Vaidya, Anjali Sarvani, B Anusha, Meghna Singh, Rashi Kanojiya and Monica Patel were left out.Offspin-bowling allrounder Patil was among RCB’s top performers in the inaugural WPL earlier this year and also became the first Indian to feature in the Women’s CPL. She was also part of the India A squad for the T20 series against England A before the T20Is against England, where she made her India debut and took five wickets in three matches.India vs Australia – ODI and T20I series

Dec 28: 1st ODI
Dec 30: 2nd ODI
Jan 2: 3rd ODI

Jan 5: 1st T20I
Jan 7: 2nd T20I
Jan 9: 3rd T20I

Left-arm spinner Ishaque was another breakout star of the WPL, for champions Mumbai Indians, being the joint third-highest wicket-taker of the tournament. She, too, made her T20I debut during the England series and picked up five wickets in three games. She was also part of the Test squads against England and Australia but didn’t get a game.Seamer Sadhu has played four T20Is so far – three in the Asian Games and one against England – whereas left-arm-spin allrounder Kashyap is yet to play for India.India are on a high after registering back-to-back Test wins over England – their first against them at home – and Australia – the first, anywhere – and will now shift to the shorter formats, with regulars like captain Harmanpreet Kaur, Smriti Mandhana, Deepti Sharma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Pooja Vastrakar and others in both squads.They will face Australia in three ODIs, on December 28, December 30 and January 2 (all at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium), before the three T20Is will be played in Navi Mumbai on January 5, 7 and 9.India squad for ODIs against AustraliaHarmanpreet Kaur (capt), Smriti Mandhana (vice-capt), Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, Yastika Bhatia (wk), Richa Ghosh (wk), Amanjot Kaur, Shreyanka Patil, Mannat Kashyap, Saika Ishaque, Renuka Singh, Titas Sadhu, Pooja Vastrakar, Sneh Rana, Harleen DeolIndia squad for T20Is against AustraliaHarmanpreet Kaur (capt), Smriti Mandhana (vice-capt), Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, Yastika Bhatia (wk), Richa Ghosh (wk), Amanjot Kaur, Shreyanka Patil, Mannat Kashyap, Saika Ishaque, Renuka Singh, Titas Sadhu, Pooja Vastrakar, Kanika Ahuja, Minnu Mani

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Neste sábado (22), o gerente executivo de futebol do São Paulo, Rui Costa, participará de uma palestrado FootHub, que acontece em Moinhos do Vento, em Porto Alegre junto aoex-presidente do Internacional, Fernando Carvalho.

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O debate vai falar de gestão e do papel do executivo de futebol no esporte, além de trazer temas sobre as inovações que os clubes estão realizando.

Apesar de trabalharem em clubes rivais, Fernando Carvalho e Rui Costa estiveram no Brasil Expo, realizado pela CBF em setembro, em São Paulo, e trocaram gentilezas.

Além dos dois, participarão da palestra a head de inovação do Atlético-MG, Débora Saldanha, que vai falar, por exemplo, do lançamento do projeto do filme “Reinaldo, Rei do Galo”, feito em parceria com a empresa Feel The Match.

Nele, os torcedores podem ser investidores do filme sobre o craque do Atlético Mineiro. Em uma operação inédita, através de uma chamada pública, fãs podem investir e serem donos dos direitos econômicos gerados pelo documentário.

Também estarão presentes Rodrigo Juko, CEO da Beatscode, Pedro Weber, CEO e sócio-fundador do Grupo Azure Jay, e Martin Carvalho, CO Fundador do Grupo Azure Jay.

في استجابة سريعة تفاعل معها الشارع الرياضي، قرر مجلس إدارة نادي البنك الأهلي، برئاسة اللواء أشرف نصار، توفير إقامة كاملة للاعب الناشئ حسن أحمد حسن، بعد تداول قصته على مواقع التواصل الاجتماعي، والتي كشفت عن معاناة اللاعب في التنقل يوميًا من المنيا إلى القاهرة لحضور تدريبات الفريق.

وانتشرت صورة للاعب حسن أحمد حسن عبر السوشيال ميديا وهو في أحد القطارات، حيث كان يقضي نحو 14 ساعة في المواصلات يوميًا من أجل الاستمرار في تدريباته مع فريق البنك الأهلي.

وفي تصريحات خاصة لموقع بطولات، عبّر والد اللاعب عن مشاعره قائلًا: “دموعي نزلت من كتر الفرحة، حسيت إن ربنا نصرنا، حسن بيخرج من البيت الساعة 7 صباحًا ويرجع 9 بالليل، ولما كلمني النادي وبلغوني إنهم هيوفروا له إقامة، حسيت إني مش لوحدي”.

طالع أيضًا | جدال ساخن على الهواء.. انفعال إكرامي الشحات بعد تلميح طارق يحيى وأحمد سليمان بمنع الخطيب انتقال صفقة جديدة لـ الزمالك

وأضاف: “حسن كان في المقاولون العرب لمدة 3 سنوات، وتم الاستغناء عنه بسبب جسمه (جسمه قليل)، ساعتها قال لي مش هلعب كورة تاني، وأتمنى يكون في رقابة على قطاع الناشئين لأن فيه ظلم بيحصل”.

واختتم حديثه قائلًا: “بشكر البنك الأهلي على موقفهم، والكابتن بدر رجب اقتنع بموهبة حسن، وده شيء كبير، ابني بينام على الأرض في القطر وفي المواصلات علشان يوصل لحلمه، وأنا نفسي أشوفه في يوم من الأيام محترف زي محمد صلاح أو عمر مرموش”.

“We were planning how we can get to 240 or 250 and back our bowling to defend it,” says batting coach Naveed Nawaz

Andrew Fidel Fernando01-Jul-2023Yes, okay, Sri Lanka’s batting is pretty poor by big-boy-ODI standards. We have heard the arguments. The dot-ball percentages aren’t great. The top order gets out too early too often. And 300-plus scores just aren’t their thing against good bowling.In the World Cup Qualifier, though, their bowlers have kept proving themselves. Wanindu Hasaranga has rocked it. Lahiru Kumara was good (until he got injured). And Maheesh Theekshana may be the most consistent bowler Sri Lanka have.Together, they’ve refused to allow an opposition to score 200.On Friday, it’s like DJ Khaled says: Another One.Netherlands were chasing 214; they were all out for 192.”Throughout the tournament we have managed to keep every side under 200 so far,” this is Sri Lanka batting coach Naveed Nawaz extolling his team’s bowlers, because what else can he do when he has been sent to a press conference in a match in which the batters have kinda tanked.”The bowling has been good since the start of the tournament,” Nawaz said. “When things went bad at the top end, we were planning how we can get to 240 or 250 and back our bowling to defend it. Looking at the start from where we were, 213 is a good score. We would always back our bowling to defend it.”Would he ? I guess we have to take his word for it. In the last two matches, and perhaps in general over the past couple of years, the bowlers have bailed the batting out.Nawaz thinks it might happen more often in this tournament from now, especially in Bulawayo.”The square looks a bit tired now as well, and wickets are going to get slower,” he said. “The side that adapts well to the conditions and holds their nerve will have a better chance of coming out well at the end.”But Sri Lanka are not beyond admitting there are problems. In the last match they were dismissed for 245 against Scotland. Even though the surfaces were sluggish, neither seemed like an imposing total.”It’s a bit of a concern that twice in a few days our batting has collapsed,” Nawaz said. “Once [we collapsed] at the top, and once in the middle. We’ll have to regroup. We’ll have to sit down, talk about it and see how we’re going to come back in the next game.”Sri Lanka’s spinners have frequently been lead actors in the bailout crew. In this tournament, Hasaranga is by a distance the highest wicket-taker so far, with 20 dismissals to his name at an average of 10.55. In this match, he took 2 for 53.Theekshana helped to turn the match too. He took 3 for 31, and has nine wickets at 18.55 in the tournament.”The two of them have been bearing a lot of responsibility in our team,” Nawaz said of Hasaranga and Theekshana. “They’ve borne it well through the course of this tournament so far.”

A 120-run stand between Blundell and Bracewell lifts New Zealand to 277, before Pakistan lose two wickets by stumps

Sreshth Shah05-Jan-2023

Stumps Some enterprising batting after tea, a late declaration from Tim Southee, and two Pakistan wickets in the final ten minutes of the fourth day gave New Zealand a massive advantage going into day five.On the last day of the deadlocked Test series, New Zealand will need eight wickets to win while Pakistan need to either score 319 – a record target on Pakistan grounds – or survive a maximum of 90 overs.New Zealand won two of the three sessions, starting off by dismissing Pakistan’s overnight No. 11 inside the first over to take a 41-run lead. After that, Tom Latham (62), Kane Williamson (41), Tom Blundell (74) and Michael Bracewell (74*) made useful batting contributions to take their innings forward.The way Blundell and Bracewell batted in the third session would’ve deflated Pakistan, however. Pakistan took three top-order wickets in quick succession after lunch to dream of possibly chasing a lower target, but the Blundell-Bracewell duo put on 120 for the fifth wicket. That helped New Zealand eventually declare on 277 for 5 and set a target of 319.Then, Pakistan, left with three overs to bat before stumps, lived their worst-case scenario. Abdullah Shafique was bowled by Southee for a duck and Mir Hamza also went for zero courtesy an Ish Sodhi ripper. Pakistan ended the day at 0 for 2.The day had also begun for Pakistan poorly, lasting only one over with the bat on the fourth morning to be bowled for 408 and conceding a 41-run deficit. Even though Hamza dismissed Devon Conway with a first-ball duck, Latham and Williamson used their sweeps, and the latter his shots straight back, to put on a partnership of 109.Latham and Williamson then looked to extend New Zealand’s lead, but both were dismissed in a frenetic period of play. Latham, on 57, was caught on the back foot off Abrar Ahmed around the stumps, but survived an lbw dismissal since Pakistan, with only one review in hand, did not go up after umpire Alex Wharf turned it down.That decision from Babar Azam did not hurt Pakistan, though, since Latham was out for 62 next over trying to flick Naseem Shah off his hips, only to hit it to the left of a diving Abrar at short midwicket. The new batter Nicholls then survived a caught-behind decision from umpire Aleem Dar, but his review changed the decision after no edge was detected.Shan Masood at leg slip can’t hold on to a chance to get Michael Bracewell•AP

Abrar, now high on confidence after the Latham catch, then trapped Williamson going for the sweep. Williamson went up to review, and was deemed out by the faintest of margins with the ball clipping the outside half of leg stump. Blundell then was given out lbw by Wharf first ball courtesy an Abrar googly, but his review saved him, with a spike coming up on replay.Blundell made the most of that chance, and a dropped catch by the wicketkeeper and Agha Salman at first slip, to motor along to his ninth half-century. It was a forgettable day for Sarfaraz, who dropped a total of three chances.Bracewell, meanwhile, made a streaky start, genuinely struggling against the Abrar googly from around the stumps. But he hung in there and built on the longer the partnership grew in the final session.Bracewell really showed his wares after the 75th over when New Zealand’s lead had touched 270. At the time, he was on 45 in 99 balls, but then smacked Abrar for back-to-back fours to reach his maiden Test fifty. While Blundell fell for 74 trying to slog another boundary, Bracewell remained unbeaten on 74. New Zealand could’ve batted out the day, but with the light dying, they preferred to bowl three overs at Pakistan. That proved to be deadly for the hosts under trying conditions.

County Championship untouched, ECB introducing Blast-Charlotte Edwards Cup double-headers

ESPNcricinfo staff30-Nov-2022

The 2023 programme of domestic cricket in England will feature an expanded Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy and regular T20 double-headers involving men’s and women’s teams in the Vitality Blast and Charlotte Edwards Cup.With discussions about the future of the county schedule ongoing, there will be no changes to the LV= Insurance Championship, which will begin on April 6 next year for a block of seven weeks. Five rounds of the men’s first-class competition will be played during June and July, before the start of the Hundred in August – as revealed by ESPNcricinfo – and the 50-over One-Day Cup.Related

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Amid efforts to balance four men’s competitions in an Ashes summer, there will be a round of Championship games before the first Test against Australia, starting at Edgbaston on June 16.While Andrew Strauss’ high-performance review had called for a six-team top division above two conferences, to be implemented from 2024, the ECB’s fixture release confirmed that next summer will see the continuation of promotion and relegation for two teams.Despite widespread agreement that the 2022 schedule suited few of the interested parties, 2023 will look largely the same.The Vitality Blast will begin with a men’s double-header at Edgbaston on May 20, as Birmingham host Yorkshire and Derbyshire take on Lancashire. The counties will each play 14 games, with Finals Day also at Edgbaston and the tournament once again concluding in mid-summer on July 15.An expanded Charlotte Edwards Cup, with the eight regional teams playing each other in seven games – home or away – starts on May 18. Finals Day will be held at New Road on June 10 and, in a sign of increased synergy between the men’s and women’s games following the success of the Hundred, there will be 20 Blast-CEC double-headers held across 17 venues.The 50-over Rachael Heyhoe Flint competition will begin on April 22 and sees a doubling of fixtures, the eight teams playing home and away for a total of 14 games.As in previous years, men’s teams will warm up for the One-Day Cup – which will no longer be sponsored by Royal London after the insurer ended its eight-year association* – with fixtures against the National Counties. Outgrounds will be a feature of the fixture list before the final at Trent Bridge on September 16.County Championship Division One fixtures 2023County Championship Division Two fixtures 2023*1330 GMT – This story was updated to reflect the end of Royal London’s sponsorship

August 17, 2019: BCB appoints Domingo as head coach. “Everything looks in place to be a real powerhouse in world cricket,” he says at the time.February 21, 2020: Six months on, BCB chief Nazmul Hassan says that the team management had been asked to inform him of their game plans, including the exact batting line-up, the day before each game.Related

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February 21, 2020: Domingo takes a strong position on Bangladesh’s strategy of preparing raging turners for home Tests, asking for more balanced pitches.February 14, 2021: BCB president Hassan slams Domingo and Test captain Mominul Haque after the series defeat against West Indies at home.August 9, 2021: Bangladesh crush Australia 4-1 in a home T20I series.September 8, 2021: Bangladesh beat New Zealand 3-2 in a home T20I series but with the series played on massive turners, questions remain about their T20 World Cup preparations.November 4, 2021: After Bangladesh crash out of T20 World Cup, Mashrafe Mortaza demands answers from Domingo, calling Bangladesh coaching staff a “rehab centre for South Africa coaches”.January 5, 2022: Bangladesh beat New Zealand for the first time in any format in New Zealand, winning the first Test in Mount Maunganui by eight wickets. It’s perhaps their most famous Test win ever.March 23, 2022: Bangladesh win their maiden ODI series in South Africa, having never won a match in the country previously.August 22, 2022: After Bangladesh’s loss to Zimbabwe in ODI and T20I series, BCB appoints Sridharan Sriram as T20 consultant for three months. The board says Sriram would act as head coach of the T20I side, with Domingo taking charge of the Test and ODI teams.August 25, 2022: Domingo denies reports of his resignation, says he would return to the side for the India home series.December 28, 2022: Not long after Bangladesh beat India 2-1 in the ODIs and pushed them hard in the second Test in, Domingo resigns as head coach.

Lauren Smith took a career-best 5 for 17 while Tammy Beaumont starred with the bat as Sydney Thunder belatedly kick-started their WBBL campaign in style with a surprise win over the unbeaten Perth Scorchers at the WACA.The Scorchers had few answers with the bat, eventually reaching 141 for 9 to fall 25 runs shy of their opponents as the holders slipped to a rare home defeat.Smith helped turn the screws with 3 for 13 from three overs before returning 5 for 17 from her four allotted overs.The Thunder set up a first win of the season in their fourth outing with an imposing 166 for 4 from their 20 overs.Opener Beaumont cast aside a string of low scores to hit an unbeaten 77 off 59 balls for the Thunder’s biggest tally of the season.Thunder star Rachael Haynes looked in good form before her 24-ball innings came to an end on 28.Alana King took the prized wicket of Haynes, but it was an otherwise rare off day for the international legspinner who went for 22 from her two overs.Holly Ferling debuted in Scorchers colours and soon had the scalp of Amy Jones, eventually returning 1 for 25 from three overs.In reply, the home side started strongly with 25 off the first three overs before Sophie Devine was dismissed for 12.And the Scorchers’ hopes took a nosedive as Olivia Porter scooped up a fine sprawling catch to get rid of run machine Beth Mooney.It was a second catch in a matter of minutes for the youngster who earlier chipped in with a handy unbeaten 17 off only six deliveries in just her second outing.Mooney’s dismissal marked the beginning of the end for the high-flying Scorchers who soon slipped to 48 for 5 at the midway point of the innings and facing a near impossible required run-rate they never recovered with Smith running through them.

Tottenham Hotspur have been making a serious push to sign a “strong” player “in the past few hours”, with technical director Johan Lange taking a real hands-on role in the potential transfer as he travels abroad for negotiations.

Tottenham set for dramatic late end to January transfer window

Under-fire Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou, as he prepares his side for a crunch Europa League clash at home to Elfsborg this evening, will also be hoping that the Lilywhites hierarchy finally back him with an outfield signing before deadline day on February 3rd.

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Despite their shortage of left-sided centre-back options – even with Micky van de Ven now back in contention to play and Cristian Romero back in training – their immediate priority is believed to be a new forward (Lyall Thomas, Sky Sports).

Tottenham’s next five Premier League fixtures

Date

Brentford (away)

February 2nd

Man United (home)

February 16th

Ipswich Town (home)

February 22nd

Man City (home)

February 26th

Bournemouth (home)

March 9th

Tottenham did attempt to sign Randal Kolo Muani from PSG, but the Frenchman ended up joining Juventus on a season-long loan deal instead, prompting the north Londoners to cast their eyes on alternative attacking targets.

Another French forward believed to be high on their agenda, according to various credible reports, is wantaway Bayern Munich starlet Mathys Tel.

The teenager waved goodbye to Bayern supporters after their 3-1 win over Slovan Bratislava in the Champions League earlier this week, after making his final decision to leave the Allianz Arena behind-the-scenes (Fabrizio Romano).

Tottenham are reliably believed to be firm contenders for Tel’s signature, with the race for his signature heating up after the 19-year-old opted to quit Vincent Kompany’s side.

The teenager has a glowing reputation, despite failing to establish himself as a firm regular under Kompany with Harry Kane ahead of him in the pecking order.

Tottenham pushing to sign Mathys Tel as Johan Lange travels for talks

Now, according to French newspaper L’Equipe (via Bayern and Germany on X), a very intriguing update has come to light on Spurs’ pursuit of the Bayern gem.

Indeed, it is believed that Tottenham have emerged as the most active club trying to sign the forward “in the past few hours”, with director Lange travelling to Munich and holding talks over signing Tel for Spurs.

The £40 million versatile attacker can play anywhere across the front three -scoring 16 goals and registering seven assists for Bayern in total across 83 appearances – so it is clear to see why Postecoglou could be attracted to Tel as a signing.

“He’s a very young, talented player who can play different positions,” said Julian Nagelsmann.

“He’s very quick, strong with his body. He’s good at defending the ball with his back towards the opponent’s goal. I have the vision that he could score 40 goals [in a season like Robert Lewandowski] one day in the future.”