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Racing: Size proves no handicap for Hastings filly Swing Low 14 May, 2021 06:00 PM 8 minutes to read Strapper Sarah Davis gives Swing Low an affectionate pat after the filly's gutsy win in a maiden 1600m race at Woodville last Saturday. Photo / Supplied Strapper Sarah Davis gives Swing Low an affectionate pat after the filly's gutsy win in a maiden 1600m race at Woodville last Saturday. Photo / Supplied Hawkes Bay Today By: John Jenkins What Hastings filly Swing Low lacks in size and stature, at the moment, she more than makes up with in toughness, as she showed when scoring a gutsy maiden wi...

Felt safe in IPL bubble but travel was going to be challenge: Pamment ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Tue, May 11 2021 11:03 IST | ​ 14 Views   Felt safe in IPL bubble but travel was going to be challenge: Pamment.(Photo:BCCI/IPL/Not for sale). Image Source: IANS News Auckland, May 11 : Players and staff felt safe in the Indian Premier League's (IPL) bio-bubble but travelling was always going to be a challenge, said Mumbai Indians fielding coach James Pamment. Pamment was one of several players, coaches and officials from New Zealand who arrived back in the country on Saturday after th...

Mumbai Indians fielding coach James Pamment returned to NZ on Saturday. Kiwi cricket coach James Pamment says he always felt safe from Covid-19 during his stint in the IPL, but travel for the team became the major concern. Pamment, the fielding coach with the Mumbai Indians, was among a group of players and coaches who arrived back in New Zealand on Saturday night on a private jet after the Twenty20 competition was postponed last week over health worries. With coronavirus cases rapidly escalating in India and a number of cases emerging within a couple of the IPL franchises, the league was h...

Seifert remained in India after he failed both his pre-departure tests and was taken into quarantine, New Zealand Cricket confirmed, adding he was experiencing moderate symptoms. NZC said Seifert was awaiting transfer to Chennai, where he will be treated in the same private hospital as former Australia player Michael Hussey who also tested positive last week. Hussey was on the coaching staff with Fleming’s Chennai Super Kings. RICKY WILSON/Stuff Former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming hits the tarmac in Auckland. Once Seifert has undergone treatment and the statutory period of isolati...