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A rather rare sporting anomaly occurred during the Pakistan-Netherlands World Cup clash after an over concluded with only five deliveries being bowled after the umpires miscounted the over.In the...

Only five deliveries were bowled in the 14th over

As we reach matchweek week five of the Rugby World Cup some themes are starting to emerge. 1. Union is expanding in name as…

The destiny of Pool B at the Rugby World Cup was always going to come down to this weekend's game in Paris and Scotland will have to do something they have not done in their eight previous matches against Ireland.

Pakistan captain Babar Azam feels like he’s playing a Cricket World Cup at home, even if his lineup is unsettled. The world’s top-ranked ODI batter — for more than two years — is searching for the right balance for his starting XI going into Pakistan's opening day-nighter against Netherlands on Friday at Hyderabad. Babar was in good touch despite Pakistan's losses in warm-up games to New Zealand and Australia, scoring 80 and an unbeaten 90.

Pakistan would be desperate to plug the gaping holes and hope their star players regain form when they open their World Cup campaign against a free spirited Netherlands here on Friday. Following a pre-mature Asia Cup exit and defeats in the two warm-up games, Pakistan definitely need to raise

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