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Saudi Arabia Partners with Pakistani Cricket Experts for Sport Promotion
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Saudi Arabia Partners with Pakistani Cricket Experts for Sport Promotion

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Saudi Arabia has recognized the value of Pakistan's expertise in the field of cricket and aims to promote the sport within the kingdom. According to...
England will stick to ‘Bazball’ mode in Ashes, says Stokes
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England will stick to ‘Bazball’ mode in Ashes, says Stokes

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LONDON: Ben Stokes is well aware of the threat posed by World Test Championship winners Australia but says England have “found something that works”...
Messi confirms triumphant 2022 World Cup was probably his last
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Messi confirms triumphant 2022 World Cup was probably his last

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BEIJING: Lionel Messi on Tuesday confirmed he “doesn’t think” he will play at another World Cup in an interview with Chinese media, after the...
Pakistan likely to travel to India for World Cup
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Pakistan likely to travel to India for World Cup

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KARACHI: Pakistan will most likely travel to India for the upcoming World Cup after the hybrid model proposed by the country’s board for the...
HIGHLIGHTS! Man City 1-0 Inter | CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE | UEFA Champions League Finalvideo
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HIGHLIGHTS! Man City 1-0 Inter | CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE | UEFA...

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AC Milan have paid tribute to "unforgettable" former owner Silvio Berlusconi following his death at the age of 86 on Monday. Berlusconi bought his hometown club in 1986 and turned the struggling side into one of football's most successful clubs. Under his leadership, Milan won five European Cups, as well as eight Italian league titles. In 2017, he sold the club to Chinese investors for 740m euros (£628m). Milan tweeted: "Deeply saddened, AC Milan grieves the passing of the unforgettable Silvio Berlusconi and wishes to reach out to the family, associates, and most cherished friends to share our sympathies." Berlusconi's death leaves 'huge void', allies say Football's reaction to Berlusconi's death Berlusconi: Comeback king who led Italy four times The former Italian prime minister returned to football less than 18 months later when his holding company, Fininvest, bought 100% of shares in third-division side Monza in 2018. Berlusconi and former Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani guided the club to Serie A for the first time in their 110-year existence. A Monza statement read: "Forever with us. Adriano Galliani and all AC Monza mourn the loss of Silvio Berlusconi. "A void that can never be filled, forever with us. Thank you for everything President." Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti, during his playing career, helped Milan lift their first league title of the Berlusconi era in 1988 and returned to manage the club from 2001 to 2009. The Italian was criticised by Berlusconi during his early seasons for his supposedly defensive tactics but would go on to win the Champions League twice, the Coppa Italia and secure the Serie A trophy with an Italian record 82 points from 34 games. Ancelotti wrote on Twitter: "Today's sadness doesn't erase the happy moments spent together. "There remains infinite gratitude to the President, but above all to an ironic, loyal, intelligent, sincere man, fundamental for me as a footballer first, and then as a coach. Thank you President." In a statement, AC Milan's city rivals Inter said: "He has left an indelible mark on the history of our country. The challenges between Inter and his Milan have made the city of Milan the heart of world football." Berlusconi was a controversial figure and often complained of victimisation - particularly by prosecutors in his native Milan - once claiming to have made 2,500 court appearances in 106 trials over 20 years. Charges over the years have included embezzlement, tax fraud and false accounting, and attempting to bribe a judge. He was acquitted or had his convictions overturned on several occasions.
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Silvio Berlusconi: AC Milan pay tribute to ‘unforgettable’ owner, who has...

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AC Milan have paid tribute to "unforgettable" former owner Silvio Berlusconi following his death at the age of 86 on Monday. Berlusconi bought his hometown...
French Open winner Novak Djokovic back as world number one
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French Open winner Novak Djokovic back as world number one

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Novak Djokovic, fresh from notching up a record-breaking 23rd Grand Slam title, moved back to the top of the ATP rankings released Monday, while Rafael...
India’s defeat in the World Test Championship (WTC) final on Sunday underlined the cricket-mad country’s lack of success in global tournaments and has thrown the future of their frontline batters into doubt. India’s much-vaunted top order let them down at The Oval, where Australia secured a 209-run victory to be crowned Test cricket’s world champions. India, who lost the inaugural WTC final to New Zealand in 2021, put up scores of 296 and 234 in their two innings but those figures fell far short of what was required to deliver a first global title since the 50-overs Champions Trophy in 2013. “Superstars flop yet again,” read a headline in Monday’s Times of India newspaper, which mourned the team’s “sustained failures on the big occasion”. “Is it time for a transition and a phasing out of some senior batters as the next WTC cycle begins for India from the West Indies tour in July and August?” The Indian Express recalled the team’s defeat in the 2021 WTC final and lamented how they were “sleepwalking into the same old problems”. “It seemed like a rerun of an old movie, or a copycat with minor tweaks in the script, or a hastily cobbled-up sequel with the same arcs but different settings,” it said. India, who lost in the semi-finals of the 2019 ODI World Cup and the 2022 T20 World Cup, have lost the “knack” for winning “a knockout match of significance”, it added. “The harsh reality is that India is a broken team. It needs to be fixed, lest these same mistakes would recur, in an endless vicious cycle.” Former captain Sunil Gavaskar lashed out at the “ridiculous” shot selections by the frontline batters, including Virat Kohli, who fell for 49 on Sunday chasing a wide ball. “It was a bad shot … You should ask Kohli what shot he played,” Gavaskar told Star Sports. “To win the match, you needed a long innings, a century-plus innings but how are you going to do that if you play a shot so far outside the off-stump?”
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India mourn World Test Championship defeat, ponder phasing out misfiring stalwarts

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India’s defeat in the World Test Championship (WTC) final on Sunday underlined the cricket-mad country’s lack of success in global tournaments and has thrown the future...
Moeen Ali Added to Ashes Squad as Jack Leach Sidelined by Injury
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Moeen Ali Added to Ashes Squad as Jack Leach Sidelined by...

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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Wednesday that former Test cricketer Moeen Ali has been included in the Ashes squad for...
Sri Lanka Dominates Afghanistan to Clinch ODI Series Victory
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Sri Lanka Dominates Afghanistan to Clinch ODI Series Victory

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Sri Lanka's openers, Dimuth Karunaratne and Pathum Nissanka, made the task look easy as they secured a convincing nine-wicket victory over Afghanistan on Wednesday,...
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