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England's Test skipper Joe Root will miss out the first test against West Indies in July due to UK's self-isolation rule. According to the rule, the skipper would need to sit out for a week after attending his childbirth. Vice-captain Ben Stokes would most likely lead the team in the absence of Joe Root.
In the 14th match of IPL 2020, Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni broke another record. Playing against Sunrisers Hyderabad, Dhoni became the highest appearing player in the IPL history with 194 matches. He broke the record of 193… read-more
TAGS: Mahendra Singh Dhoni, CSK, IPL, Thala, Modt Matches
Brazillian left-back Alex Telles, who played for Portuguese side FC Porto, has joined Manchester United on October 5 on a four-year deal. Telles was signed after United lost to Tottenham Hotspur 6-1 in the Premier League match. Manchester United… read-more
TAGS: Manchester United, FC Porto, Alex Telles, Football
Iga Swiatek outlasted Sofia Kenin 6-4, 6-1 in the finals of the French Open to become the first Polish to win a Grand Slam title. Though Iga stumbled slightly at the beginning, she gradually gained pace to take down the American, who was hampered… read-more
TAGS: Iga Swiatek, French Open, Grand Slam Singles, Poland
To catalyze the competitive swimming in India, the Swimming Federation of India (SFI) has joined hands with Moregold Sports in a multi-year deal. Moregold, Australia-based sports-related company, will focus on providing top-level education and… read-more
TAGS: Swimming, Moregold Sports, Swimming Federation of India, Australia
Pakistan pacer Umar Gul on October 16 brought his 17-year cricket career to an end after announcing retirement from every format of the game post the end of the ongoing National T20 Cup. The Peshawar-born represented Pakistan in 47 Tests, 130… read-more
TAGS: Umar Gul, Pakistan Cricket, retirement, International Cricket
Aston Villa defeated Leicester City 1-0 on October 18 and maintained a clean sheet in their Premier League journey.… read-more
TAGS: Premier league, Aston Villa, Leicester City, Ross Barkely