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and look, playing in a country which we don't know a lot about. it is what it is. we don't really focus too much on it. we've had a nice opportunity to prepare and try to control some of the areas we feel like we can control. and part of that is making sure we do our preparation and are planning. as you have mentioned india is an experienced side which means there is a lot of information out there so hopefully we can find a couple of areas we can try and exploit. hosting the tournament partly in the united states is an attempt to grow cricket in a country that has a history with the sport and has launched a new t20 league to try and have a place in the future too. india's captain is hoping his team can play their part. we are all very excited. we never thought, you know, cricket in america would be played at any given stage. but now that we are here, you know, it is a different feeling. right from the time we arrived in new york, you know, spending only ten minutes at immigration which is very rare, doesn't happen! so you can make out
decision on his future will be taken together and at the right solution will be found for both pep guardiola and manchester city. so watch this space. malcolm clarke — chair of the football supporters association — thinks the lesson from what's happening with manchester city renews the need for a regulator, and he thinks football needs it as soon as possible. what we have always been told by the premier league is that is a strong regulatory body itself in his perfectly competent to manage its own affairs. this shows it is not. we have one of our major clubs which won the league for four seasons in a row challenging of all the rules of the organisation of which it is a member. we believe this illustrates the need for a football regulator which will have the power to act in the wider interests of the game. we need a regulator and we need it
as soon as possible. we have always been told by the premier league and the premier league is a strong regulatory body itself and is perfectly competent to manage its own affairs. this shows that it manage its own affairs. this shows thatitis manage its own affairs. this shows that it is not. one of our major clubs that is one the league for four seasons in a row challenging law of the organization with which it is a member. we believe that this illustrates the need for a football regulator which will have the power to act in the wider interests of the game and we need a regulator and we need it as soon as possible. let's take you to the french open where alexander zverev is taking on alex de minaur in the quarter finals of the men's singles. they've just finished the first set and zverev has taken it 6—4. de minaur is the first australian to reach the quarterfinals in paris since lleyton hewitt in 200a. the winner of this one will take on a rested casper ruud in the semifinal, after the seventh
attention and those who deal that she got and instead of recognizing the truth that which is great athletes that people care about coming into your league really do make everybody more money and, hey, can get your charter airport flights and started flying commercial, remember when tiger woods came into golf? he took golf to an entirely different level. even if you do not when you tournament, every golfer a knot tournament made a lot more money. this does not really exist in men's sports. they need an enforcer honestly, i think, to run around on the court and actually protect caitlin clark because he don't seem to be able to do it. >> sean: why do you say lesbian league? i don't know anything about the sexuality of any of the girls in the wnba? >> is 70 percent lesbian. and i think her having a boyfriend, i think it's a fianée who by the way said there needs to be an enforcer, creates two a
different identity politics universes that she does not fit in this league. they don't like her because she is white and they don't like her because she is straight and as a result the league is coming undone around her even though she is bringing in fans b3 they might bring to the wnba, nba version of the former flyers in the broad street bullies would by the way fighting does bring a lot of attention to any sport and i favor of it. more "hannity" straightahead, thank you eyes. [ ♪♪ ] (vo) in two seconds, eric will realize they're gonna need more space... (man) gotta sell the house. (vo) oh...open houses.
thinking they're better than her because they probably know it at this particular juncture because they've been playing on a level xij just arrived to now, monica there on the screen, you didn't have time to play it, but she she made the point that carries making which is welcome to the wnba. >> a lot of new fans, but a lot of people have a critiques about women leinz forts. >> well, yeah, but i think it's fair to say because it's complicated like many things. there is an element of jealousy because of all the attention that caitlin clark has received. and some people attribute some of that attention to the fact that in addition to being a very exciting and record-setting player, she it is white in a league that is not as disproportionate. that's the wrong word. >> not as what's the word i wanted. >> i'm looking for dominantly black the right but not as much as the nba, but it's closer to 50 50 from my observation, but
me i stood for what? and that is one -- and using the that is returning america pretty privileged that's what they're saying, because she's everybody resent her because she's so much -- everyone resent her and there's no doubt about it that is true. >> about >> greg: -- mark. >> i think that the right thing placed -- and tried smartly says no. this is about being great coming in the league and earning your time demek no michael -- will chamberlin and kareem abdul-jabbar never like shaq and mike the new prisoner comes in. and again this is really at this is great for the league. what else -- went outside the wnba government unusual? never. this is fantastic. bad news sells. >> greg: what do you think that women?
suggesting that the league it should be nicer to its golden child and others chalking it up to tough basketball. now that incident has now sparked and even bigger conversation about clark's meteoric rise in the wnba and whether race and privilege are paying any part of it now, according to pat mcafee, it doesn't watch would like the media people that continue to say this rookie class, this rookie classes, rookie class, not just call it for what it is there's one white for the indiana team. >> yep. who is a superstar the espn hosted. >> apologize after that and he said he directly sent an apology to clark joining me now is seen on contributors carry champion and bob costas kerry yes. now, with anyone else, have been able to get away with pat mcafee back? >> let's his brand absolutely not right. >> so espn, in a way is i ended
most people are filling bob and i and if i could speak for some of the wnba players, it's not so much dramatic. caitlin clark, they're mad at how the wnba is now decided to pay attention to the league and give them more attention at this moment. and so some of that might be residual kaitlan, but it really is about, i've been here at been working all your life. well i play one more thing for you, bob jordi, you to respond to this is angel reese the swaying and she has other big star right now in wnba, listen people are talking about women's basketball. >> you've never would think that we we talked about women's basketball. people are pulling up the games. we got celebrity he's coming to games spelled out arenas like just because of one single game. and just looking at that like, i'll take that role. i'll take the bad guy role. reason why we watching women's basketball is not just because one person is because of me too, and i went out, i realize that what he's talking about, the championship game right the part lsu vs iowa. and lsu prevailed. but two, your earlier point, there was an incident recently,
alyssa thomas, who happens to be african-american grabbed the angel reese by the throat and through her to the floor flagrant to ejected from the game. the reason why that doesn't spark as much conversation isn't just the caitlin clark is a bigger star than alyssa thomas. it's because it's a black on black incident when you don't have you don't have you don't have how that dynamic that people can comment on? yes. but also exaggerate and make the entire stories and also that is really that, that is my minds about a wnba when women of a certain color there were beating up and bruising each other because it's been happening since the league's exception inception. we have this star, this person that people love. they want to protect her. so now the new fans and the new analysts and the new people have so much to say, bob, thank you for saying that and acknowledging that because you're a legend in this sport and you are also gracious enough to say, look, i'm not an expert in the wnba, but what i do know from the history and what i do know, this is why she is being treated this way why knows i've