<p>Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Ramiz Raja has issued a warning to the Babar Azam-led side ahead of the T20 World Cup 2022, stating that losing will not be an option for them in the upcoming world cup. Pakistan will start as one of the strongest contenders for the title at the World Cup which is set to get underway in Australia next month.</p>

<p>Pakistan have been in sublime form in T20Is over the last few years and have enjoyed great success in the tournament. Babar &amp; Co. had made it to the semi-final of the tournament last year but failed to go the distance. They will be hoping to go all the way this year and lift the trophy Down Under.</p>

<p>Ahead of the showpiece event, Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz Raja was asked what are his expectations from the team this year. Raja said he has already told the players losing won't be an option for them at the World Cup. Raja went on to claim he is a poor loser himself and feels like hitting people around him when Pakistan lose a game.</p>

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<p>"I’ve told my team that we need to win. It’s as simple as that because people want us to win all the time. So, if they lose, I just can’t take it. I’m a bad loser," Raza was quoted as saying by Geo TV.</p>

<p>"I feel like hitting people around me when I see Pakistan losing. I am a very terrible watcher, actually. I get scolded at home because I offend everybody completely.</p>

<p>"This is the only sport that contributes to bringing smiles back on people’s faces. It lifts your nation’s morale," he added.</p>

<p>Raja had recently been criticised for snapping at an Indian reporter after Pakistan's defeat against Sri Lanka in the final of the Asia Cup 2022. The PCB chief lost his cool at the Indian journalist over his question about Pakistan's defeat and snatched his phone before giving it back.</p>

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<p>Pakistan are currently playing a seven-match T20I series against visitors England at home as they prepare for the World Cup next month. Pakistan will open their T20 World Cup 2022 campaign against arch-rivals India on October 23 before facing the likes of South Africa and Bangladesh in the group stage.</p>


Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Ramiz Raja has issued a warning to the Babar Azam-led side ahead of the T20 World Cup 2022, stating that losing will not be an option for them in the upcoming world cup.

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Ramiz Raja has issued a warning to the Babar Azam-led side ahead of the T20 World Cup 2022, stating that losing will not be an option for them in the upcoming world cup. Pakistan will start as one of the strongest contenders for the title at the World Cup which is set to get underway in Australia next month. Pakistan have been in sublime form in T20Is over the last few years and have enjoyed great success in the tournament. Babar & Co. had made it to the semi-final of the tournament last year but failed to go the distance. They will be hoping to go all the way this year and lift the trophy Down Under. Ahead of the showpiece event, Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz Raja was asked what are his expectations from the team this year. Raja said he has already told the players losing won't be an option for them at the World Cup. Raja went on to claim he is a poor loser himself and feels like hitting people around him when Pakistan lose a game. Also Read: 'Poor losers': Virender Sehwag mocks England after outcry over controversial run-out by Deepti Sharma "I’ve told my team that we need to win. It’s as simple as that because people want us to win all the time. So, if they lose, I just can’t take it. I’m a bad loser," Raza was quoted as saying by Geo TV. "I feel like hitting people around me when I see Pakistan losing. I am a very terrible watcher, actually. I get scolded at home because I offend everybody completely. "This is the only sport that contributes to bringing smiles back on people’s faces. It lifts your nation’s morale," he added. Raja had recently been criticised for snapping at an Indian reporter after Pakistan's defeat against Sri Lanka in the final of the Asia Cup 2022. The PCB chief lost his cool at the Indian journalist over his question about Pakistan's defeat and snatched his phone before giving it back. Also Read: WATCH - Deepti Sharma runs out Charlotte Dean at non-striker's end, leaves England batter in tears Pakistan are currently playing a seven-match T20I series against visitors England at home as they prepare for the World Cup next month. Pakistan will open their T20 World Cup 2022 campaign against arch-rivals India on October 23 before facing the likes of South Africa and Bangladesh in the group stage.

Feel like hitting people around me when I see Pakistan losing, I am a terrible watcher: PCB chief Ramiz Raja

<p>Kenyan great Eliud Kipchoge has beaten his own world marathon record by 30 seconds, running 2hr 01min 9sec in Berlin on Sunday.&nbsp;At the halfway point the back-to-back Olympic champion in Rio and Tokyo looked set to become the first to officially run under the elusive two-hour mark.</p>

<p>But despite slowing slightly the 37-year-old held on to beat his own record from Berlin in 2018.&nbsp;After the race, he credited his team for the result.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I was so happy with my preparation," Kipchoge told German television.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The world record is because of real teamwork."</p>

<p>Asked if he was already coming back to Berlin to take on the two-hour mark, Kipchoge said he was focused on celebrating his achievement.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Let us plan it for another day. I need to celebrate this record."</p>

<p>Kenyan Mark Korir finished second behind his countryman with a time of 2:05:58, while Ethiopian Tadu Abate came third with 2:06:28.&nbsp;Ethiopian Andamlak Belihu, who kept up with Kipchoge for around two thirds of the race, held on for fourth.</p>

<p>In the women's field, Ethiopian Tigist Assefa ran the third fastest time in history, setting a course record of 2:15:37. Assefa was not among the pre-race favourites and sensationally beat her previous best by 18 minutes.</p>

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<p>Kipchoge, who on Friday said his only goal was "to run a good race", burst out of the blocks, clearly aiming not only for a world record but to beat the two-hour mark.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A pod of around seven runners kept up with Kipchoge for the first 10 kilometres, before 2021 winner Guye Adola and Belihiu pulled away after 15 kilometres.&nbsp;&nbsp;Adola was unable to maintain the pace and began to fall back after 18 kilometres, with both Kipchoge and Belihu reaching the half marathon mark in less than an hour.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kipchoge emerged on his own after 25 kilometres and was still on pace for the sub-two-hour mark, but began to slow slightly despite still keeping the world record in his sights.&nbsp;Kipchoge became just the second man to win four Berlin Marathons, joining Ethiopian Haile Gebrselassie who owned the event from 2006 to 2009.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He boasts an unmatched record over the marathon, having now won 15 of his 17 career outings over the event, including not only his two Olympic triumphs but also 10 World Marathon Majors victories.</p>

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<p>The women's field was also one of the fastest in marathon history, with four women beating the two-hour and 20-minute mark.&nbsp;Only one of the women taking part in Berlin, American Kiera D'Amato, had previously run under the landmark time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kenyan Rosemary Wanjiru came second with a time of 2:18:00 in her first ever marathon, making it the second fastest debut time ever recorded by a woman.&nbsp;&nbsp;Ethiopian Tigist Abayechew came third in 2:18:03, while countrywoman Workenesh Edesa also ran under the 2:20:00 mark. D'Amato came sixth with a time of 2:21:48.&nbsp;</p>


Kenyan great Eliud Kipchoge has beaten his own world marathon record by 30 seconds, running 2hr 01min 9sec in Berlin on Sunday. At the halfway point the back-to-back Olympic champion in Rio and Tokyo looked set to become the first to officially run under the elusive two-hour mark.

Kenyan great Eliud Kipchoge has beaten his own world marathon record by 30 seconds, running 2hr 01min 9sec in Berlin on Sunday. At the halfway point the back-to-back Olympic champion in Rio and Tokyo looked set to become the first to officially run under the elusive two-hour mark. But despite slowing slightly the 37-year-old held on to beat his own record from Berlin in 2018. After the race, he credited his team for the result. "I was so happy with my preparation," Kipchoge told German television. "The world record is because of real teamwork." Asked if he was already coming back to Berlin to take on the two-hour mark, Kipchoge said he was focused on celebrating his achievement. "Let us plan it for another day. I need to celebrate this record." Kenyan Mark Korir finished second behind his countryman with a time of 2:05:58, while Ethiopian Tadu Abate came third with 2:06:28. Ethiopian Andamlak Belihu, who kept up with Kipchoge for around two thirds of the race, held on for fourth. In the women's field, Ethiopian Tigist Assefa ran the third fastest time in history, setting a course record of 2:15:37. Assefa was not among the pre-race favourites and sensationally beat her previous best by 18 minutes. Also Read: Ducati's Jack Miller wins Japanese GP as Fabio Quartararo extends championship lead Kipchoge, who on Friday said his only goal was "to run a good race", burst out of the blocks, clearly aiming not only for a world record but to beat the two-hour mark. A pod of around seven runners kept up with Kipchoge for the first 10 kilometres, before 2021 winner Guye Adola and Belihiu pulled away after 15 kilometres. Adola was unable to maintain the pace and began to fall back after 18 kilometres, with both Kipchoge and Belihu reaching the half marathon mark in less than an hour. Kipchoge emerged on his own after 25 kilometres and was still on pace for the sub-two-hour mark, but began to slow slightly despite still keeping the world record in his sights. Kipchoge became just the second man to win four Berlin Marathons, joining Ethiopian Haile Gebrselassie who owned the event from 2006 to 2009. He boasts an unmatched record over the marathon, having now won 15 of his 17 career outings over the event, including not only his two Olympic triumphs but also 10 World Marathon Majors victories. Also Read: In pics| Roger Federer leaves everyone in tears as he bids adieu to tennis The women's field was also one of the fastest in marathon history, with four women beating the two-hour and 20-minute mark. Only one of the women taking part in Berlin, American Kiera D'Amato, had previously run under the landmark time. Kenyan Rosemary Wanjiru came second with a time of 2:18:00 in her first ever marathon, making it the second fastest debut time ever recorded by a woman. Ethiopian Tigist Abayechew came third in 2:18:03, while countrywoman Workenesh Edesa also ran under the 2:20:00 mark. D'Amato came sixth with a time of 2:21:48.

Kenya's Eliud Kipchoge breaks marathon world record in Berlin

<p>India will take on Australia in the series-deciding third T20I in Hyderabad on Sunday. After facing a defeat in the series-opener, Rohit Sharma &amp; Co. bounced back strongly in the second T20I to level the series 1-1 and will be aiming to clinch the three-match rubber in the third and final encounter on Sunday.</p>

<p>India won the rain-curtailed 2nd T20I by six wickets after comfortably chasing down the tricky target of 91 runs with four balls to spare in the 8 over-a-side contest. Skipper Rohit Sharma looked in great touch as he played a match-winning knock of unbeaten 46 while Dinesh Karthik came up with a fiery 2-ball 10 cameo to take India home.</p>

<p>India will be hopeful of continuing their winning run in the series-decider on Sunday and will have some tough calls to make as far as the playing XI is concerned. With Jasprit Bumrah returning in the second T20I, India had left out senior pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar to play an extra batter in Rishabh Pant.</p>

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<p>However, Bhuveneshwar is likely to return to the XI on Sunday and it remains to be seen if Pant will keep his spot ahead of Karthik, who has been in terrific form so far this year. India might also look at dropping Yuzvendra Chahal, who has struggled so far in the series, to make way for R Ashwin.</p>

<p>Axar Patel and Hardik Pandya are likely to be the two all-rounders providing balance to the attack while Harshal Patel is also expected to get a consistent run in order to find his rhythm ahead of the T20 World Cup next month. With Bhuvneshwar and Bumrah back in the mix, India will have their best strength attack after a while in T20Is.</p>

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<p>Virat Kohli who had rediscovered his form in the recently-concluded Asia Cup 2022, is yet to fire in the T20I series against the Aussies. The senior India batter will be hopeful of playing an impactful knock in the series-decider between the two teams on Sunday.</p>

<p><strong>India's predicted playing XI for 3rd T20I against Australia:</strong> Rohit Sharma (c), KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Axar Patel, Harshal Patel, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal/R Ashwin<br />
&nbsp;</p>


India will take on Australia in the series-deciding third T20I in Hyderabad on Sunday. After facing a defeat in the series-opener, Rohit Sharma & Co. bounced back strongly in the second T20I to level the series 1-1 and will be aiming to clinch the three-match rubber in the third and final encounter on Sunday.

India will take on Australia in the series-deciding third T20I in Hyderabad on Sunday. After facing a defeat in the series-opener, Rohit Sharma & Co. bounced back strongly in the second T20I to level the series 1-1 and will be aiming to clinch the three-match rubber in the third and final encounter on Sunday. India won the rain-curtailed 2nd T20I by six wickets after comfortably chasing down the tricky target of 91 runs with four balls to spare in the 8 over-a-side contest. Skipper Rohit Sharma looked in great touch as he played a match-winning knock of unbeaten 46 while Dinesh Karthik came up with a fiery 2-ball 10 cameo to take India home. India will be hopeful of continuing their winning run in the series-decider on Sunday and will have some tough calls to make as far as the playing XI is concerned. With Jasprit Bumrah returning in the second T20I, India had left out senior pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar to play an extra batter in Rishabh Pant. Also Read: Feel like hitting people around me when I see Pakistan losing, I am a terrible watcher: PCB chief Ramiz Raja However, Bhuveneshwar is likely to return to the XI on Sunday and it remains to be seen if Pant will keep his spot ahead of Karthik, who has been in terrific form so far this year. India might also look at dropping Yuzvendra Chahal, who has struggled so far in the series, to make way for R Ashwin. Axar Patel and Hardik Pandya are likely to be the two all-rounders providing balance to the attack while Harshal Patel is also expected to get a consistent run in order to find his rhythm ahead of the T20 World Cup next month. With Bhuvneshwar and Bumrah back in the mix, India will have their best strength attack after a while in T20Is. Also Read: 'Poor losers': Virender Sehwag mocks England after outcry over controversial run-out by Deepti Sharma Virat Kohli who had rediscovered his form in the recently-concluded Asia Cup 2022, is yet to fire in the T20I series against the Aussies. The senior India batter will be hopeful of playing an impactful knock in the series-decider between the two teams on Sunday. India's predicted playing XI for 3rd T20I against Australia: Rohit Sharma (c), KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Axar Patel, Harshal Patel, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal/R Ashwin

Will R Ashwin replace Yuzvendra Chahal? India's predicted XI for series-deciding 3rd T20I against Australia

<p>Ducati’s Jack Miller claimed his first win of the season with a blistering display at the Japanese Grand Prix in Motegi on Sunday, while Fabio Quartararo extended his lead atop the world championship standings despite finishing eighth.</p>

<p>Australian Miller finished 3.409 seconds ahead of Red Bull KTM’s Brad Binder, who snatched second place from Pramac Ducati’s Jorge Martin with a late overtake.</p>

<p>Starting seventh on the grid, Miller overtook early leader Martin in the third lap, and never looked to be in threat of relinquishing his lead from that point on.</p>

<p>“I can ride a motorcycle sometimes,” Miller joked after the win. “I felt amazing all weekend since I rolled out in the first free practice.</p>

<p>“It’s awesome. We’ve got a home Grand Prix coming up shortly and my wedding coming up in a couple of weeks, so I’m over the moon.”</p>

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<p>Saturday’s qualifying was hampered by rain, but there was barely a cloud in sight on Sunday as the Japanese Grand Prix made its return after a two-year COVID-19 enforced break.</p>

<p>Yamaha’s Quartararo extended his championship lead to 18 points from 10 with four races remaining, as his closest rival Francesco Bagnaia crashed out while attempting to overtake him on the last lap.</p>

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<p>Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro, who is third in the overall standings, saw his chances of winning a first championship take a massive blow after he was forced to pit with a problem before the race even started and finished outside the points in 16th.</p>

<p>Honda’s six-times MotoGP champion Marc Marquez claimed his first pole in three years on Saturday but was unable to hold on to his advantage for long and was overtaken on the first lap, eventually finishing fourth.</p>

<p>Yamaha RNF’s Darryn Binder and Honda wildcard Tetsuta Nagashima crashed out, while Suzuki’s Alex Rins was forced to retire due to a mechanical issue.</p>


Ducati’s Jack Miller claimed his first win of the season with a blistering display at the Japanese Grand Prix in Motegi on Sunday, while Fabio Quartararo extended his lead atop the world championship standings despite finishing eighth.

Ducati’s Jack Miller claimed his first win of the season with a blistering display at the Japanese Grand Prix in Motegi on Sunday, while Fabio Quartararo extended his lead atop the world championship standings despite finishing eighth. Australian Miller finished 3.409 seconds ahead of Red Bull KTM’s Brad Binder, who snatched second place from Pramac Ducati’s Jorge Martin with a late overtake. Starting seventh on the grid, Miller overtook early leader Martin in the third lap, and never looked to be in threat of relinquishing his lead from that point on. “I can ride a motorcycle sometimes,” Miller joked after the win. “I felt amazing all weekend since I rolled out in the first free practice. “It’s awesome. We’ve got a home Grand Prix coming up shortly and my wedding coming up in a couple of weeks, so I’m over the moon.” Also Read: In pics| Roger Federer leaves everyone in tears as he bids adieu to tennis Saturday’s qualifying was hampered by rain, but there was barely a cloud in sight on Sunday as the Japanese Grand Prix made its return after a two-year COVID-19 enforced break. Yamaha’s Quartararo extended his championship lead to 18 points from 10 with four races remaining, as his closest rival Francesco Bagnaia crashed out while attempting to overtake him on the last lap. Also Read: Egypt to bid for 2036 Olympics, could be first African, Arab nation to host Games Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro, who is third in the overall standings, saw his chances of winning a first championship take a massive blow after he was forced to pit with a problem before the race even started and finished outside the points in 16th. Honda’s six-times MotoGP champion Marc Marquez claimed his first pole in three years on Saturday but was unable to hold on to his advantage for long and was overtaken on the first lap, eventually finishing fourth. Yamaha RNF’s Darryn Binder and Honda wildcard Tetsuta Nagashima crashed out, while Suzuki’s Alex Rins was forced to retire due to a mechanical issue.

Ducati's Jack Miller wins Japanese GP as Fabio Quartararo extends championship lead

<p>Spain suffered a 2-1 defeat by Switzerland as goals from Manuel Akanji and Breel Embolo knocked the hosts off the top of Nations League A-Group 2 on Saturday with one game left to play.</p>

<p>The Swiss held firm against last year's finalists for most of the game and handed their rivals only their second home loss in almost 20 years and their first in Spain since 2018.</p>

<p>The Spaniards are now in second place on eight points, having been leapfrogged by Portugal, who breezed past Czech Republic 4-0 away to reach 10 points.</p>

<p>Cristiano Ronaldo's side will make the final four with at least a home draw in Tuesday's crunch game against Spain, who must win in Braga to qualify for the semi-finals.</p>

<p>Switzerland are third on six points, two above than Czechs who they will face on Tuesday in a battle to avoid relegation.</p>

<p>Akanji opened the scoring with a header from a corner in the 21st minute, but Jordi Alba equalised for the hosts with a cross-shot from a counter-attack 10 minutes after the break.</p>

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<p>Three minutes later, however, Embolo got the winner with a close-range strike from a corner after Akanji flicked the ball towards the six-yard-box where the striker turned it goalwards.</p>

<p>"We played against rivals that were really aggressive, pressing, physically very strong, who prevented us from playing our style of soccer," Spain coach Luis Enrique told TVE.</p>

<p>"We were not on target, really erratic, the worse I can remember since I've been coaching this team. "We need to fix that because now we have a final at Portugal. We need to go there and win. There is no other way."</p>

<p>Despite having 70% possession, Spain lacked energy for most of the match and barely posed a threat to Yann Sommers goal until Alba scored with their first shot on target.</p>

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<p>The Swiss were comfortable sitting back and waiting for a pedestrian Spain who were unimaginative on an uninspired night for their highly-rated Barcelona midfielders Pedri and Gavi.</p>

<p>It was not until very late in the second half that the hosts created chances but they were kept out by Sommer who made two critical saves to deny substitutes Marcos Llorente and Borja Iglesias.</p>


Spain suffered a 2-1 defeat by Switzerland as goals from Manuel Akanji and Breel Embolo knocked the hosts off the top of Nations League A-Group 2 on Saturday with one game left to play.

Spain suffered a 2-1 defeat by Switzerland as goals from Manuel Akanji and Breel Embolo knocked the hosts off the top of Nations League A-Group 2 on Saturday with one game left to play. The Swiss held firm against last year's finalists for most of the game and handed their rivals only their second home loss in almost 20 years and their first in Spain since 2018. The Spaniards are now in second place on eight points, having been leapfrogged by Portugal, who breezed past Czech Republic 4-0 away to reach 10 points. Cristiano Ronaldo's side will make the final four with at least a home draw in Tuesday's crunch game against Spain, who must win in Braga to qualify for the semi-finals. Switzerland are third on six points, two above than Czechs who they will face on Tuesday in a battle to avoid relegation. Akanji opened the scoring with a header from a corner in the 21st minute, but Jordi Alba equalised for the hosts with a cross-shot from a counter-attack 10 minutes after the break. Also Read: Diogo Dalot bags brace as Portugal cruise to 4-0 win over Czech Republic in Nations League Three minutes later, however, Embolo got the winner with a close-range strike from a corner after Akanji flicked the ball towards the six-yard-box where the striker turned it goalwards. "We played against rivals that were really aggressive, pressing, physically very strong, who prevented us from playing our style of soccer," Spain coach Luis Enrique told TVE. "We were not on target, really erratic, the worse I can remember since I've been coaching this team. "We need to fix that because now we have a final at Portugal. We need to go there and win. There is no other way." Despite having 70% possession, Spain lacked energy for most of the match and barely posed a threat to Yann Sommers goal until Alba scored with their first shot on target. Also Read: Arsenal have 'good chance' to win Premier League, says Arsene Wenger The Swiss were comfortable sitting back and waiting for a pedestrian Spain who were unimaginative on an uninspired night for their highly-rated Barcelona midfielders Pedri and Gavi. It was not until very late in the second half that the hosts created chances but they were kept out by Sommer who made two critical saves to deny substitutes Marcos Llorente and Borja Iglesias.

Manuel Akanji and Breel Embolo score as Switzerland pull off 2-1 win against Spain in Nations League

<p>Amid huge outcry over India all-rounder Deepti Sharma running out England batter Charlotte Dean at the non-striker's end in the third ODI between the two sides on Saturday, former India cricketer Virender Sehwag has mocked&nbsp;England and their fans. It was a controversial finish as India defeated England by 16 runs in the third ODI to clean sweep the three-match series 3-0.</p>

<p>England required 17 runs to win the game with just one wicket in hand when Sharma ran out Dean at the non-striker's end for backing too far away from the crease. Dean stepped a little too far away which prompted Sharma to stop midway through her bowling stride and dislodge the bails.</p>

<p>Dean was left in tears after being adjudged out by the third umpire and was seen getting consoled by her batting partner Freya Davies in the middle. Sharma and the Indian women's team have been facing criticism from the English cricket fraternity over the dismissal, with many arguing it was against the spirit of the game despite being within the rules.</p>

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<p>Reacting to the outcry over Sharma running out Dean at the non-striker's end, former India opener Sehwag took to Twitter to take a dig at England and their fans. Sehwag slammed England for not remembering their own rules and wrote - "Funny to see so many English guys being poor losers. #Runout."</p>

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<p>ICC had recently announced running a batter out on the non-striker's end for backing too far away from the crease will no more be called 'Mankad' and will be categorised as a normal run-out. The international cricket body also removed the dismissal from the 'Unfair Play' section.</p>

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<p>Sharma has also found support from thousands of Indian fans and several former cricketers, who have lauded her over the move. Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur also defended her bowler in the post-match interview and said she didn't do anything outside the rules.</p>

<p>"It's part of the game I don't think we have done something new. It shows your awareness, what batters are doing. I will back my players, she hasn't done something outside the rules," said Harmanpreet when asked about the run out.</p>


Amid huge outcry over India all-rounder Deepti Sharma running out England batter Charlotte Dean at the non-striker's end in the third ODI between the two sides on Saturday, former India cricketer Virender Sehwag has mocked England and their fans.

Amid huge outcry over India all-rounder Deepti Sharma running out England batter Charlotte Dean at the non-striker's end in the third ODI between the two sides on Saturday, former India cricketer Virender Sehwag has mocked England and their fans. It was a controversial finish as India defeated England by 16 runs in the third ODI to clean sweep the three-match series 3-0. England required 17 runs to win the game with just one wicket in hand when Sharma ran out Dean at the non-striker's end for backing too far away from the crease. Dean stepped a little too far away which prompted Sharma to stop midway through her bowling stride and dislodge the bails. Dean was left in tears after being adjudged out by the third umpire and was seen getting consoled by her batting partner Freya Davies in the middle. Sharma and the Indian women's team have been facing criticism from the English cricket fraternity over the dismissal, with many arguing it was against the spirit of the game despite being within the rules. Also Read: 'I will back my players': Indian skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's fiery response on Deepti's run-out wins Twitter Reacting to the outcry over Sharma running out Dean at the non-striker's end, former India opener Sehwag took to Twitter to take a dig at England and their fans. Sehwag slammed England for not remembering their own rules and wrote - "Funny to see so many English guys being poor losers. #Runout." Funny to see so many English guys being poor losers. #Runout . pic.twitter.com/OJOibK6iBZ — Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) September 24, 2022 × ICC had recently announced running a batter out on the non-striker's end for backing too far away from the crease will no more be called 'Mankad' and will be categorised as a normal run-out. The international cricket body also removed the dismissal from the 'Unfair Play' section. Also Read: WATCH: Deepti Sharma runs out Charlotte Dean at non-striker's end, leaves England batter in tears Sharma has also found support from thousands of Indian fans and several former cricketers, who have lauded her over the move. Indian captain Harmanpreet Kaur also defended her bowler in the post-match interview and said she didn't do anything outside the rules. "It's part of the game I don't think we have done something new. It shows your awareness, what batters are doing. I will back my players, she hasn't done something outside the rules," said Harmanpreet when asked about the run out.

'Poor losers': Virender Sehwag mocks England after outcry over controversial run-out by Deepti Sharma

<p>A fairy-tale ending befitting her glorious career marked Jhulan Goswami's last waltz as India Women beat England by 16 runs in the third and final ODI to record their first clean sweep in this country. That the feat was achieved at the Mecca of Cricket -- Lord's -- made it doubly satisfying.</p>

<p>Sent into bat, India were all out for a paltry 169, and at that point it looked like the tourists may have fallen many runs short of making the match a memorable one for their legendary seamer, who is calling it quits after two decades of incredible service to the game.</p>

<p>However, the Indians managed to eke out a win as Charlotte Dean (47) was adjudged run out in controversial fashion, for backing up. Dean, who nearly pulled off a stunning win for the hosts after they were reeling at 65 for seven and then 103 for eight, was out of her ground and Deepti Sharma simply held the ball to remove the bails, leaving the English flabbergasted.</p>

<p>Recently, ICC while modifying the playing conditions had moved this kind of dismissal from 'unfair play' to 'run out'. The changes would come into effect from October 1.</p>

<p>On expected lines, the day revolved around the 39-year-old warhorse Jhulan Goswami, who is leaving the scene as women's cricket's highest wicket-taker, having started her journey way back in 2002.</p>

<p>Harmanpreet Kaur, who let Jhulan call the toss in a touching gesture, was unable to hold back her tears, even as the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) planned to name a stand at the Eden gardens after the 'Chakdaha Express'.</p>

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<p>She finished with excellent figures of 2/30 in her full quota of 10 overs, including three maiden overs. The competitive Indian has seen the game evolve during her long journey that was marked with some unforgettable moments and few unpleasant days.</p>

<p>While she was not expected to be at her peak in her final series, Jhulan did enough on her own to go out on a high, having bowled tidily in her last three international matches.</p>

<p>She was lucky to have got her first wicket of the day with a short one, her second scalp came when the pacer bowled Kate Cross with her ball number 10,001 in ODIs, again something which no other player has achieved</p>

<p>England captain Amy Jones's decision to field first seemed to have paid dividends as India kept losing wickets at regular intervals to be bundled out in 45.4 overs. India were in deep trouble at 29 for four pretty early into their innings, but then came the revival.</p>

<p>All-rounder Deepti Sharma top-scored for the visitors with an unbeaten 68 off 106 balls, while opener Smriti Mandhana was the second highest scorer, making exactly 50 runs in 79 deliveries.</p>

<p>Barring these two, and Pooja Vastrakar (22), to some extent, none of the Indian batters could make any substantial contribution in the final game of the series, which the tourists had pocketed with wins in the first two matches.</p>

<p>Among England bowlers, medium pacer Kate Cross returned with excellent figures of 4/26, while there were two wickets apiece for Freya Kemp and Sophie Ecclestone.</p>

<p>Shocked by back-to-back reverses in their own den, England entered the game looking to stop the Indian juggernaut and bag a consolation win. When they two teams walked back to the dressing room at the end of the first innings, England looked to be on the right track.</p>

<p>However, after getting off to a steady start England suffered their first blow when Yastika Singh pulled off an excellent stumping to signal the end of Emma Lamb's (21) stay in the middle, the successful bowler being Renuka Singh.</p>

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<p>Playing in her 100th match, Tammy Beaumont (8) was out bowled by Renuka, and then, Jhulan got involved in the thick of things, removing Alice Capsey for 5.</p>

<p>Sophia Dunkley (7), too, fell cheaply, to Renuka, as England slipped to 43 for four in the 12th over. It became 53 for five in the next over as left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad hit the top of Danni Wyatt's midle stump.</p>

<p>Sophie Ecclestone lasted barely three balls with Gayakwad striking again to leave the hosts tottering at 53 for six in the 15th over.</p>

<p>Coming off her invaluable half-century, Deepti Sharma accounted for Freya Kemp (5) as India inched closer to victory.<br />
England seemed to have found their saviour in the duo of skipper Jones (28) and Charlie Dean, but Renuka sent the former back to keep India ahead.</p>

<p>The last time the Indian women won an ODI series in England was in 1999 when they triumphed 2-1.</p>


A fairy-tale ending befitting her glorious career marked Jhulan Goswami's last waltz as India Women beat England by 16 runs in the third and final ODI to record their first clean sweep in this country.

A fairy-tale ending befitting her glorious career marked Jhulan Goswami's last waltz as India Women beat England by 16 runs in the third and final ODI to record their first clean sweep in this country. That the feat was achieved at the Mecca of Cricket -- Lord's -- made it doubly satisfying. Sent into bat, India were all out for a paltry 169, and at that point it looked like the tourists may have fallen many runs short of making the match a memorable one for their legendary seamer, who is calling it quits after two decades of incredible service to the game. However, the Indians managed to eke out a win as Charlotte Dean (47) was adjudged run out in controversial fashion, for backing up. Dean, who nearly pulled off a stunning win for the hosts after they were reeling at 65 for seven and then 103 for eight, was out of her ground and Deepti Sharma simply held the ball to remove the bails, leaving the English flabbergasted. Recently, ICC while modifying the playing conditions had moved this kind of dismissal from 'unfair play' to 'run out'. The changes would come into effect from October 1. On expected lines, the day revolved around the 39-year-old warhorse Jhulan Goswami, who is leaving the scene as women's cricket's highest wicket-taker, having started her journey way back in 2002. Harmanpreet Kaur, who let Jhulan call the toss in a touching gesture, was unable to hold back her tears, even as the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) planned to name a stand at the Eden gardens after the 'Chakdaha Express'. Also Read: WATCH: Jhulan Goswami gets guard of honour from England as she walks out to bat in final match She finished with excellent figures of 2/30 in her full quota of 10 overs, including three maiden overs. The competitive Indian has seen the game evolve during her long journey that was marked with some unforgettable moments and few unpleasant days. While she was not expected to be at her peak in her final series, Jhulan did enough on her own to go out on a high, having bowled tidily in her last three international matches. She was lucky to have got her first wicket of the day with a short one, her second scalp came when the pacer bowled Kate Cross with her ball number 10,001 in ODIs, again something which no other player has achieved England captain Amy Jones's decision to field first seemed to have paid dividends as India kept losing wickets at regular intervals to be bundled out in 45.4 overs. India were in deep trouble at 29 for four pretty early into their innings, but then came the revival. All-rounder Deepti Sharma top-scored for the visitors with an unbeaten 68 off 106 balls, while opener Smriti Mandhana was the second highest scorer, making exactly 50 runs in 79 deliveries. Barring these two, and Pooja Vastrakar (22), to some extent, none of the Indian batters could make any substantial contribution in the final game of the series, which the tourists had pocketed with wins in the first two matches. Among England bowlers, medium pacer Kate Cross returned with excellent figures of 4/26, while there were two wickets apiece for Freya Kemp and Sophie Ecclestone. Shocked by back-to-back reverses in their own den, England entered the game looking to stop the Indian juggernaut and bag a consolation win. When they two teams walked back to the dressing room at the end of the first innings, England looked to be on the right track. However, after getting off to a steady start England suffered their first blow when Yastika Singh pulled off an excellent stumping to signal the end of Emma Lamb's (21) stay in the middle, the successful bowler being Renuka Singh. Also Read: Harmanpreet Kaur breaks down as Indian team felicitates Jhulan Goswami ahead of her final match - WATCH Playing in her 100th match, Tammy Beaumont (8) was out bowled by Renuka, and then, Jhulan got involved in the thick of things, removing Alice Capsey for 5. Sophia Dunkley (7), too, fell cheaply, to Renuka, as England slipped to 43 for four in the 12th over. It became 53 for five in the next over as left-arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad hit the top of Danni Wyatt's midle stump. Sophie Ecclestone lasted barely three balls with Gayakwad striking again to leave the hosts tottering at 53 for six in the 15th over. Coming off her invaluable half-century, Deepti Sharma accounted for Freya Kemp (5) as India inched closer to victory. England seemed to have found their saviour in the duo of skipper Jones (28) and Charlie Dean, but Renuka sent the former back to keep India ahead. The last time the Indian women won an ODI series in England was in 1999 when they triumphed 2-1.

India win by 3 wickets in Jhulan Goswami's last game to complete first ever series sweep against England

<p>Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal couldn't hold back their tears in emotional scenes after the Swiss legend's final match of his illustrious career. The duo teamed up for Team Europe against Team World's&nbsp;Jack Sock and Frances Tiafoe in what was the last-ever competitive game for Federer.</p>

<p>Though they went down fighting, the defeat hardly mattered as Federer and Nadal put on a show for one final time. Two of the greatest of all time, Federer and Nadal have shared a rivalry like no other&nbsp;in men's tennis. They have won 42 Grand Slam titles between them and have met&nbsp;40 times, pushing each other&nbsp;to be a better version of themselves.</p>

<p>Federer could have only taken the court with one player in his final career appearance and he opted to have his greatest rival and friend Nadal alongside him in the doubles match against Team World at the Laver Cup. The duo fought valiantly but Sock and Tiafoe prevailed in a game that lasted over two hours.</p>

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<p>Following his final swansong, Nadal and Federer shared a heartwarming embrace as emotions got the better of them. While Federer was in tears, the cameras also spotted Nadal crying alongside his great rival after being part of his final chapter. It was an emotional moment for the legendary duo, who have given tennis fans some unforgettable moments in the past two decades.</p>

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<p>Earlier this month, Nadal had taken to social media to pay heartfelt tribute to his eternal rival after Federer confirmed his retirement from tennis. Despite being rivals on the court, Federer and Nadal enjoy a great rapport with each other and are good friends off the court.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/federers-grand-finale-ends-in-defeat-519171">Tears flow as curtains come down on Roger Federer's glittering career</a></p>

<p>“It's been wonderful. And of course playing with Rafa, on the same team, having all the guys here and all the legends, Rocket [Rod Laver], Stefan Edberg - thank you. It is amazing, it really is [to share the court with Rafa and the others]. I didn't want it to feel lonely out there," an emotional Federer said after his final game.</p>

<p>"It felt lonely for a second when they told me to come out one more time, it didn't feel great. But to say goodbye in a team, I always felt I was a team player at heart,” Federer said during his emotional farewell speech on Saturday."</p>


Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal couldn't hold back their tears in emotional scenes after the Swiss legend's final match of his illustrious career. The duo teamed up for Team Europe against Team World's Jack Sock and Frances Tiafoe in what was the last-ever competitive game for Federer.

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal couldn't hold back their tears in emotional scenes after the Swiss legend's final match of his illustrious career. The duo teamed up for Team Europe against Team World's Jack Sock and Frances Tiafoe in what was the last-ever competitive game for Federer. Though they went down fighting, the defeat hardly mattered as Federer and Nadal put on a show for one final time. Two of the greatest of all time, Federer and Nadal have shared a rivalry like no other in men's tennis. They have won 42 Grand Slam titles between them and have met 40 times, pushing each other to be a better version of themselves. Federer could have only taken the court with one player in his final career appearance and he opted to have his greatest rival and friend Nadal alongside him in the doubles match against Team World at the Laver Cup. The duo fought valiantly but Sock and Tiafoe prevailed in a game that lasted over two hours. Also Read: Roger Federer gives classy response to Rafael Nadal's heartfelt message for him on retirement Following his final swansong, Nadal and Federer shared a heartwarming embrace as emotions got the better of them. While Federer was in tears, the cameras also spotted Nadal crying alongside his great rival after being part of his final chapter. It was an emotional moment for the legendary duo, who have given tennis fans some unforgettable moments in the past two decades. All the Fedal feelings.#LaverCup pic.twitter.com/WKjhcADFoe — Laver Cup (@LaverCup) September 24, 2022 × Earlier this month, Nadal had taken to social media to pay heartfelt tribute to his eternal rival after Federer confirmed his retirement from tennis. Despite being rivals on the court, Federer and Nadal enjoy a great rapport with each other and are good friends off the court. Also Read: Tears flow as curtains come down on Roger Federer's glittering career “It's been wonderful. And of course playing with Rafa, on the same team, having all the guys here and all the legends, Rocket [Rod Laver], Stefan Edberg - thank you. It is amazing, it really is [to share the court with Rafa and the others]. I didn't want it to feel lonely out there," an emotional Federer said after his final game. "It felt lonely for a second when they told me to come out one more time, it didn't feel great. But to say goodbye in a team, I always felt I was a team player at heart,” Federer said during his emotional farewell speech on Saturday."

WATCH: Rafael Nadal cannot hold back tears as rival Roger Federer bids emotional farewell to tennis

<p>Lionel Messi scored twice and Argentina dominated Honduras 3-0 on Friday in Miami as the World Cup-bound team continues to fine-tune its game ahead of the upcoming international tournament in Qatar.</p>

<p>Messi was at the center of the action from the opening whistle, lobbing a pass to the charging Papu Gomez who found Lautaro Martinez for an early 1-0 lead.</p>

<p>The 35-year-old Messi was on the receiving end of a hard foul in the 39th minute when Deybi Flores of Honduras slammed into him, sending him face down onto the turf and drawing a yellow card.</p>

<p>Messi's teammates immediately got in the faces of the Honduras players and the teams exchanged words but stopped short of trading blows. The Argentina captain remained in the game.</p>

<p>Near the end of the half Marcelo Santos fouled Argentina's Giovani Lo Celso and Messi coolly slotted home the penalty for a 2-0 advantage.</p>

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<p>Argentina kept its foot on the gas in the second half, extending their unbeaten streak to 34 matches.</p>

<p>Enzo Fernandez stole the ball in the 69th minute and it fell perfectly to Messi, who chipped it over the goalkeeper's head to the delight of the partisan crowd at Hard Rock Stadium.</p>

<p>Determined to continue putting on a show for his fans, Messi tried a difficult leaping shot in the waning minutes of the match but it missed the target. The crowd roared in approval nonetheless.</p>

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<p>Next up for Argentina is another friendly, this time against Jamaica on Tuesday in New Jersey.</p>

<p>Two-time World Cup champions Argentina are among the favourites to win it all in Qatar and play their first group stage match against Saudi Arabia on Nov. 22.</p>


Lionel Messi scored twice and Argentina dominated Honduras 3-0 on Friday in Miami as the World Cup-bound team continues to fine-tune its game ahead of the upcoming international tournament in Qatar.

Lionel Messi scored twice and Argentina dominated Honduras 3-0 on Friday in Miami as the World Cup-bound team continues to fine-tune its game ahead of the upcoming international tournament in Qatar. Messi was at the center of the action from the opening whistle, lobbing a pass to the charging Papu Gomez who found Lautaro Martinez for an early 1-0 lead. The 35-year-old Messi was on the receiving end of a hard foul in the 39th minute when Deybi Flores of Honduras slammed into him, sending him face down onto the turf and drawing a yellow card. Messi's teammates immediately got in the faces of the Honduras players and the teams exchanged words but stopped short of trading blows. The Argentina captain remained in the game. Near the end of the half Marcelo Santos fouled Argentina's Giovani Lo Celso and Messi coolly slotted home the penalty for a 2-0 advantage. Also Read: Man United star Cristiano Ronaldo charged by English FA for incident at Everton Argentina kept its foot on the gas in the second half, extending their unbeaten streak to 34 matches. Enzo Fernandez stole the ball in the 69th minute and it fell perfectly to Messi, who chipped it over the goalkeeper's head to the delight of the partisan crowd at Hard Rock Stadium. Determined to continue putting on a show for his fans, Messi tried a difficult leaping shot in the waning minutes of the match but it missed the target. The crowd roared in approval nonetheless. Also Read: Kevin De Bruyne leads Belgium to victory over Wales at Nations League Next up for Argentina is another friendly, this time against Jamaica on Tuesday in New Jersey. Two-time World Cup champions Argentina are among the favourites to win it all in Qatar and play their first group stage match against Saudi Arabia on Nov. 22.

Lionel Messi scores twice as Argentina beat Honduras 3-0 in Miami

<p>Rafa Nadal has pulled out of the remainder of the Laver Cup due to personal reasons after partnering friend and rival Roger Federer in a doubles match that brought down the curtain on the Swiss great's glittering tennis career.</p>

<p>Pictures and videos of Federer and Nadal - who shared one of tennis's most enthralling rivalries - sitting on a chair and crying after combining for Team Europe in a doubles defeat at London's O2 Arena on Friday went viral on social media.</p>

<p>The Spaniard, who has won a men's record 22 Grand Slam titles, later said that an important part of him was also leaving the Tour with the retirement of Federer.</p>

<p>"Rafael Nadal withdrew for personal reasons. He will be replaced by Cameron Norrie," the organisers of the tournament said on Saturday.</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/in-pics-roger-federer-leaves-everyone-in-tears-as-he-bids-adieu-to-tennis-519333">In pics| Roger Federer leaves everyone in tears as he bids adieu to tennis</a></p>

<p>Nadal is also expecting his first child with wife Mery Perello soon but made the trip to London to play alongside Federer in the Swiss maestro's final professional outing.</p>

<p>Federer was replaced by Italian Matteo Berrettini in Team Europe, who were tied at 2-2 with Team World after the opening day's matches.</p>

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<p>Novak Djokovic will also return to action on Saturday for the first time since winning his 21st major singles title at Wimbledon last month. He is scheduled to play American Frances Tiafoe and then in the doubles with Berrettini.</p>


Rafa Nadal has pulled out of the remainder of the Laver Cup due to personal reasons after partnering friend and rival Roger Federer in a doubles match that brought down the curtain on the Swiss great's glittering tennis career.

Rafa Nadal has pulled out of the remainder of the Laver Cup due to personal reasons after partnering friend and rival Roger Federer in a doubles match that brought down the curtain on the Swiss great's glittering tennis career. Pictures and videos of Federer and Nadal - who shared one of tennis's most enthralling rivalries - sitting on a chair and crying after combining for Team Europe in a doubles defeat at London's O2 Arena on Friday went viral on social media. The Spaniard, who has won a men's record 22 Grand Slam titles, later said that an important part of him was also leaving the Tour with the retirement of Federer. "Rafael Nadal withdrew for personal reasons. He will be replaced by Cameron Norrie," the organisers of the tournament said on Saturday. Also Read: In pics| Roger Federer leaves everyone in tears as he bids adieu to tennis Nadal is also expecting his first child with wife Mery Perello soon but made the trip to London to play alongside Federer in the Swiss maestro's final professional outing. Federer was replaced by Italian Matteo Berrettini in Team Europe, who were tied at 2-2 with Team World after the opening day's matches. Also Read: 'Most beautiful sporting picture ever': Virat Kohli on image of Rafael Nadal crying alongside Roger Federer Novak Djokovic will also return to action on Saturday for the first time since winning his 21st major singles title at Wimbledon last month. He is scheduled to play American Frances Tiafoe and then in the doubles with Berrettini.

Rafael Nadal pulls out of Laver Cup after teaming up with Roger Federer in his final match

<p>Jhulan Goswami will go down as one of the greatest to have played for the Indian women's cricket team. The highest wicket-taker in women's cricket history, Goswami is playing the final international match of her career against England at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London on Saturday having already announced her retirement.</p>

<p>Goswami will hang up her boots after the third ODI between the two sides on Saturday. Having made her India debut in the year 2002, Goswami has been one of the greatest servants of Indian cricket and remains an inspiration to thousands of young budding cricketers across the country.</p>

<p>The England women's team decided to pay a touching tribute to Goswami as she walked out to bat in her final match on Sunday. The hosts decided to line up and give the legendary Indian pacer a guard of honour as she walked out on the pitch at the fall of the seventh wicket during India's innings.</p>

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<p>India batter Sharma, who was batting at the time, also decided to join the England players in giving a guard of honour to Goswami, who is widely considered one of the best fast bowlers of all time in women's cricket history.</p>

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<p>Goswami, who is the leading wicket-taker across formats in women's international cricket with 353 scalps under her belt, would be hoping to add to her tally during her final swansong at Lord's on Saturday. The veteran batter's outing with the bat wasn't a perfect one as she was dismissed on a duck by Freya Kemp.</p>

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<p>Goswami had interestingly made her India debut in an ODI against England and will be ending her international career with a farewell game against the same side. Besides being the leading wicket-taker in women's cricket, she also holds the record for picking most wickets in World Cup matches.</p>

<p>Goswami has a total of 43 wickets to her name in World Cup matches in women's cricket. She also holds the record for bowling the most number of deliveries in women's ODIs having bowled a staggering 9945 deliveries in her career.</p>


Jhulan Goswami will go down as one of the greatest to have played for the Indian women's cricket team. The highest wicket-taker in women's cricket history, Goswami is playing the final international match of her career against England at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London on Saturday having already announced her retirement.

Jhulan Goswami will go down as one of the greatest to have played for the Indian women's cricket team. The highest wicket-taker in women's cricket history, Goswami is playing the final international match of her career against England at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London on Saturday having already announced her retirement. Goswami will hang up her boots after the third ODI between the two sides on Saturday. Having made her India debut in the year 2002, Goswami has been one of the greatest servants of Indian cricket and remains an inspiration to thousands of young budding cricketers across the country. The England women's team decided to pay a touching tribute to Goswami as she walked out to bat in her final match on Sunday. The hosts decided to line up and give the legendary Indian pacer a guard of honour as she walked out on the pitch at the fall of the seventh wicket during India's innings. Also Read: Harmanpreet breaks down as Indian team felicitates Jhulan Goswami ahead of her final match - WATCH India batter Sharma, who was batting at the time, also decided to join the England players in giving a guard of honour to Goswami, who is widely considered one of the best fast bowlers of all time in women's cricket history. For over 20 years Jhulan Goswami has run in, hit a length and blazed a trail. She has bowled nearly 10,000 balls in ODI cricket, and she may just have inspired as many young girls to try cricket. Thanks @JhulanG10, you’re an inspiration. pic.twitter.com/EMeCtAA5Wa — England Cricket (@englandcricket) September 24, 2022 × Goswami, who is the leading wicket-taker across formats in women's international cricket with 353 scalps under her belt, would be hoping to add to her tally during her final swansong at Lord's on Saturday. The veteran batter's outing with the bat wasn't a perfect one as she was dismissed on a duck by Freya Kemp. Also Read: WATCH - Aaron Finch applauds Jasprit Bumrah after Indian pacer cleans him up with an unplayable yorker Goswami had interestingly made her India debut in an ODI against England and will be ending her international career with a farewell game against the same side. Besides being the leading wicket-taker in women's cricket, she also holds the record for picking most wickets in World Cup matches. Goswami has a total of 43 wickets to her name in World Cup matches in women's cricket. She also holds the record for bowling the most number of deliveries in women's ODIs having bowled a staggering 9945 deliveries in her career.

WATCH: Jhulan Goswami gets guard of honour from England as she walks out to bat in final match

<p>Indian women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur was in tears ahead of Jhulan Goswami's final international match at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London on Saturday. One of the best fast bowlers in women's cricket history, Goswami announced her&nbsp;retirement from international cricket earlier this year and will be bringing curtains down on her illustrious career after the third ODI between India and England on Saturday.</p>

<p>Ahead of her final international appearance for the Women in Blue, Goswami was felicitated by the Indian women's team. She was presented with a special memento by Harmanpreet before the start of the game. The Indian skipper was seen trying to control her tears while honouring 39-year-old Goswami.</p>

<p>Harmanpreet had made her international debut for India under Goswami's captaincy in 2009. She has now come a long way and is leading the Indian team across formats after Mithali Raj's retirement.</p>

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<p>Goswami also accompanied Harmanpreet during the toss in what was a special gesture for the legendary pacer from both teams.</p>

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<p>Goswami will go down as one of the greatest servants of Indian women's cricket. Known as the 'Chakda Express', the 39-year-old veteran made her debut for India in an ODI against England women's team in January 2002. She quickly went on to become one of the key members of the team across formats and impressed many.</p>

<p>Goswami will finish as the highest wicket-taker in women's cricket across formats with 353 wickets to her name. She also holds the record for most wickets in World Cup matches with 43 scalps to her name. She played 12 Tests, 203 ODIs and 68 T20Is for India in what has been a remarkable career.</p>

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<p>Speaking about her best memory of playing for India, Goswami said it was when she received her maiden cap. She recalled how she was a ball girl before turning into a professional cricketer&nbsp;and it was a dream come true moment for her to get her India debut.</p>

<p>"My best memory is when I got the India cap and bowled the first over because I never imagined (that I will play for India). The journey was difficult as I had to travel for two-and-half hours by local train one way every day for training. In 1997, I was a ball girl at the Eden Gardens where I saw my first women's World Cup final. From that day, my dream was to represent India," Goswami said ahead of her final match.</p>


Indian women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur was in tears ahead of Jhulan Goswami's final international match at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London on Saturday.

Indian women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur was in tears ahead of Jhulan Goswami's final international match at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London on Saturday. One of the best fast bowlers in women's cricket history, Goswami announced her retirement from international cricket earlier this year and will be bringing curtains down on her illustrious career after the third ODI between India and England on Saturday. Ahead of her final international appearance for the Women in Blue, Goswami was felicitated by the Indian women's team. She was presented with a special memento by Harmanpreet before the start of the game. The Indian skipper was seen trying to control her tears while honouring 39-year-old Goswami. Harmanpreet had made her international debut for India under Goswami's captaincy in 2009. She has now come a long way and is leading the Indian team across formats after Mithali Raj's retirement. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sony Sports Network (@sonysportsnetwork) × Also Read: He is going to break toes: Ex-Pakistan spinner lauds Jasprit Bumrah after his heroics against Australia Goswami also accompanied Harmanpreet during the toss in what was a special gesture for the legendary pacer from both teams. A moment to savour! When the legendary @JhulanG10 joined #TeamIndia Captain @ImHarmanpreet for the toss ahead of the third #ENGvIND ODI. Follow the match https://t.co/RwUqefET7e pic.twitter.com/H8A991o2oR — BCCI Women (@BCCIWomen) September 24, 2022 × Goswami will go down as one of the greatest servants of Indian women's cricket. Known as the 'Chakda Express', the 39-year-old veteran made her debut for India in an ODI against England women's team in January 2002. She quickly went on to become one of the key members of the team across formats and impressed many. Goswami will finish as the highest wicket-taker in women's cricket across formats with 353 wickets to her name. She also holds the record for most wickets in World Cup matches with 43 scalps to her name. She played 12 Tests, 203 ODIs and 68 T20Is for India in what has been a remarkable career. Also Read: Rohit Sharma-led India equal Pakistan's world record with six-wicket win against Australia in 2nd T20I Speaking about her best memory of playing for India, Goswami said it was when she received her maiden cap. She recalled how she was a ball girl before turning into a professional cricketer and it was a dream come true moment for her to get her India debut. "My best memory is when I got the India cap and bowled the first over because I never imagined (that I will play for India). The journey was difficult as I had to travel for two-and-half hours by local train one way every day for training. In 1997, I was a ball girl at the Eden Gardens where I saw my first women's World Cup final. From that day, my dream was to represent India," Goswami said ahead of her final match.

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