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WPL 2023: Delhi Capitals win toss, opt to bat first against Mumbai Indians
"We will bat first. I think it'll play similarly for the whole day - one change for us, Minnu comes in for Reddy tonight. Need to assess the conditions, get a good start and then continue on the same way. It's been pretty good fun, I have a good group and everyone wants to work hard," said Lanning at the toss.
Key matches for Barca and Madrid a week ahead of 'El Clasico'
Real Madrid are in action on Saturday lunchtime, with Carlo Ancelotti's men at home to Espanyol. Espanyol have traditionally been easy prey for Madrid in the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and they travel after defeat last weekend left them just two points above the relegation zone.
4th Test: Getting hundred in India is what you want to tick off, so it's very special, says Usman Khawaja
"It was a lot of emotion in that. I have been to India on two tours before this, and carried the drinks in all eight Test matches. It was a long journey, and to finally get a hundred in India, as an Australian, that's what you want to do, it's what you want to tick off, so it's very special," said Khawaja at the end of day's play to broadcasters.
I harbour no ill will at all, says Ashton Agar on being sent back from India
"It's a very clear direction forward for me now to just work on it and improve. I harbour no ill will or ill feeling at all, I'm very well supported in that camp, and they've kept in constant communication with me so it's all in a good place," Agar was quoted by Cricket.com.au.
Dubai 2023 GP: Bhyan qualifies for Worlds with Asian record; para-athletics team claims 7 medals
The Indian contingent, which included several youngsters making their international debut in Dubai, also bagged four silver and two bronze medals while Bhyan won bronze in the women's wheelchair discus throw (F53). She also set an Asian Record in the club throw competition though she finished out of the medal bracket at the Dubai Club for People of Determination Grounds. There were altogether seven world records and 45 regional records, making the event a great success.
When it rains, it pours: Emma Raducanu says her wrist problem returned ahead of Indian Wells opener
The British No. 1 has been drawn against Danka Kovinic in the first round of the ATP 1000 Indian Wells Masters on Thursday. Raducanu had strapped on both of her wrists on the practice court on Wednesday. The 20-year-old pulled out of a charity exhibition event -- the Eisenhower Cup - due to an issue with her right wrist and also cancelled her practice on Tuesday.
LLC Masters: India Maharajas take on Asia Lions in opening match
The third edition of the LLC Masters, with top legendary cricketers who have carved out many historic moments, gives fans an opportunity to watch their heroes of yesteryears. The glorious journey of this event since its inception has attracted huge television viewership and also sponsorship support. Three teams -- World Giants, India Maharajas and Asia Lions -- include the cream of legendary players and are all set to battle it out to be crowned the champions on March 20.
4th Test, Day 1: Usman Khawaja hits fifty, unbeaten partnership with Steve Smith frustrates India
In what was the first wicketless session of the series, Khawaja read the conditions well, which were batter-friendly and capitalised on loose deliveries. Like Ravindra Jadeja bowled down the leg and Khawaja was quick to paddle through fine leg for four. When the left-arm spinner pitched it short, Khawaja was quick to rock back and pull for four more. On the other hand, Smith played.
Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Surely Ashton Agar would have had an impact, says Justin Langer
Agar made a comeback to Test cricket through Australia's third Test against South Africa in Sydney and went wicketless in the drawn match. But when he landed in India for the Test tour, Todd Murphy and Matthew Kuhnemann were given places in the playing eleven to team up with Nathan Lyon. With reports of Agar struggling to get his rhythm in the nets.
Becoming world no. 1 was over my expectations, reveals Iga Swiatek
Last year on April 4, Swiatek ascended to the No.1 ranking with the retirement of Ashleigh Barty. She dominated from that lofty spot and currently holds a 4,485-point advantage over No.2-ranked Aryna Sabalenka, the 2023 Australian Open champion. I thought it was not possible. It's something that is so over my expectations. It's a place where anyone wants to be.
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