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Penrith are the only unbeaten team after five rounds of the 2021 season. After they won 17 straight last year, attention has turned towards what mark they will set this season. With the Broncos, Knights and Manly coming in the next three weeks, advancing their 2021 record to 8-0 looks on the cards. But after that the challenges start getting harder.  With that in mind, the experts at NRL.com have had their say on which side they expect to be first to lower the colours of the Panthers. Experts' view - First team to beat Penrith I will go with the Titans (round 10). They have the firepower to...

LAHORE: Former Test pacer Sarfraz Nawaz on Friday expressed his disappointment over South Africa Cricket (CSA) move of allowing its players to leave their ongoing bilateral home series with Pakistan midway and join the cash-rich Indian Premier League (IPL). Talking to Dawn, Sarfraz advised the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to raise this matter with the Inter­national Cricket Council (ICC) and urged the game’s world governing body to frame strong rules and regulations giving priority to international bilateral cricket, adding “otherwise a lucrative league like the IPL would damage bilater...

Expert opinion on most surprising team in Telstra Premiership.

LAHORE: Former Test fast bowler Mohammad Zahid has stepped down as the National High Performance Centre’s fast...

Former Test vice-captain, Deryck Murray, believes West Indies could benefit from Kraigg Brathwaite’s retention as captain for next month’s Test series against Sri Lanka, and regular skipper Jason Holder focussing on his role as an all-rounder in the setup.Brathwaite has drawn widespread praise for inspiring an inexperienced West Indies to a resounding 2-0 series win over Bangladesh – the first time in nearly a decade the Caribbean side have won two Tests on away soil.And Murray said once selectors retained the core of the squad from the Bangladesh tour for the upcoming series, there was ...