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KL Rahul may lead in ODI series against Proteas if Rohit fails to recover in time: Report
Rohit was named India's limited-overs captain ahead of the start of the South Africa tour earlier this month. He was also appointed vice-captain of the Test side. However, he got injured (hamstring injury) during the training session in Mumbai and was later ruled out of the Test series against Proteas.
PKL 8: Last-minute raid by Deepak Hooda helps Jaipur beat UP
It was yet another disappointing night for Pardeep Narwal who scored just 3 raid points from 12 attempts. The match started with Jaipur on the front foot. The season 1 champions, under the leadership of captain Deepak Hooda, kept picking up solid raid points while ensuring UP's Pardeep Narwal stayed on the bench. Arjun Deshwal complimented Deepak Hooda with five raid points in the first half as the Pink Panthers clinched their first all-out with three minutes remaining in the half to open an 8-point lead.
SA v IND, 1st Test: Rain washes out second day's play without a ball being bowled
The umpires had scheduled several pitch inspections, but rain and wet outfield meant that none of them could be carried out. Due to the loss of overs on day two, 98 overs are scheduled for the remaining days of the match, which could be extended by half an hour in the final session. "Unfortunately, due to the large volume of rain today at Centurion, the play has been called off for the day," said the Board of Control for Cricket
I think it's the right way to go: Ravi Shastri on split captaincy
Former India head coach Ravi Shastri believes that split captaincy between Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma is the right way to go. He added that the arrangement could be a blessing in disguise for both Kohli and Sharma as one captain handling all three formats of the game will not be easy in a pandemic-dictated world.
SA v IND, 1st Test: Really happy that I could stay not out, says KL Rahul
India opener KL Rahul said that one goes through a variety of emotions on the way of scoring a century in Test cricket. He also expressed his happiness over staying unbeaten on day one, something which is expected of his role as the opener. On day one of the Boxing Day Test at SuperSport Park, Rahul carried his bat through to stay unbeaten on 122 at stumps, helping India reach 272/3 in a dominant display of batting by the tourists.
No need to relocate remaining Ashes Tests to MCG: ACA CEO Greenberg
The fourth Test is scheduled at the Sydney Cricket Ground, while the fifth and final Ashes game is in Bellerive Oval (Hobart), and Vaughan opined that to minimise the risk to players of the two sides, their support staff and families, the remaining two games should also be played at the MCG.
Djokovic has the freedom to decide his Australian Open participation: Tsitsipas
World No. 1 Djokovic has kept the Australian Open organisers in the dark about his COVID-19 vaccination status, and with the winner of 20 Grand Slam titles withdrawing from the multi-nation ATP Cup in Sydney from January 1, 2022, he has added to the mystery of his participation in the opening major of the year.
COVID UPDATE: Relocate the remaining two Ashes Tests to MCG, Vaughan requests CA
On Monday, two England cricket team support staff and two of their family members tested COVID-positive, leading to a panic situation with the entire touring party undergoing Rapid Antigen Tests and the proceeding on Day 2 of the third Ashes Test getting delayed by half an hour.
COVID UPDATE: World No. 5 Rublev tests positive ahead of ATP Cup, Australian Open
On Sunday, another top player, world No. 14 Denis Shapovalov of Canada had tested positive for the virus while in Sydney. Rublev was scheduled to play in the multi-nation ATP Cup from January 1, where Russia begin their campaign against Austria in Sydney. But that is out of question now as Rublev, the Australian Open quarterfinalist this year, completes his isolation in Barcelona, where he resides.
A busy year ahead with plenty of Paris 2024 berths up for grabs
Such has been the magnitude of their downfall at the Games that one shudders to think about the sports' future in the new season and, more importantly, in Paris 2024 when expectations will again soar and the shooters will be expected to bring home a bagful of medals.
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