<p>Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo&nbsp;came off the bench to earn Manchester United a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Everton in the Premier League on Sunday, taking his career goal tally to 700 in the process. Just as United did last weekend in their derby mauling at the hands of local rivals Manchester City, they again found themselves behind early on at Goodison Park after Alex Iwobi curled a sublime strike into the net from 20 metres.</p>

<p>The visitors, however, responded much better this time around and soon levelled things up as big-money signing Antony slotted home, the Brazilian becoming the first United player to score in his first three Premier League appearances.</p>

<p>Substitute&nbsp;Ronaldo&nbsp;then entered the fray unexpectedly early after Anthony Martial picked up a back injury and took only 14 minutes to score his first Premier League goal of the season, his 144th for United across two spells.</p>

<p>United striker Marcus Rashford thought he had made doubly sure of a fifth win in six league games for the visitors late on but his effort was ruled out after a VAR review for handball against England forward.</p>

<p>Everton never really looked like finding a late equaliser as United held on for a victory that moved them up to fifth on 15 points, nine adrift of leaders Arsenal. Everton's first loss in seven league matches leaves them 12th on 10 points.</p>

<p>"It is tough still counting goals for&nbsp;Ronaldo&nbsp;because every week seems like a new record," fellow Portugal international Bruno Fernandes told BT Sport. "I am really happy because he has been working hard to get this goal. Today he got the goal and the win and that is the most important for him, that the team won."</p>

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<p><strong>EVERTON IMPROVEMENT</strong></p>

<p>Everton have improved of late, winning their previous two league games after only one victory in their 10 before that, with the confidence oozing as they took the game to United. Alex Iwobi is enjoying a fine season in the heart of the Everton midfield, having previously played as a winger, scoring his first ever Premier League goal from outside the box to nearly lift the roof off a damp Goodison.</p>

<p>Defensive errors, however, are still all too prevalent at Everton, with Idrissa Gueye caught on the ball by Fernandes, before Martial fed Antony for United’s well-worked equaliser. Other than Iwobi's fine strike, Everton did not muster another attack in the opening period, with United's Christian Eriksen and Martial denied by smart saves from Jordan Pickford.</p>

<p>Martial's match did not last much longer, though, as he was replaced by&nbsp;Ronaldo, limping off after picking yet another injury in a frustrating season. Ronaldo's crucial strike had a familiar feel to it as his former Real Madrid team mate Casemiro, making his first Premier League start, slotted him through, and the 37-year-old's powerful strike did the rest.</p>

<p>United had chances to add to their total after the break, but Eriksen and Rashford fired off target from good positions. Buoyed by their VAR reprieve, Everton did threaten the United goal, with substitute and former United midfielder James Garner denied by an athletic De Gea save.</p>

<p>However, the visitors saw out the 100th Premier League game they have won after conceding the first goal - the most such wins in the competition's history. "It was disappointing because we had been moving in the right direction," Everton manager Frank Lampard told BT Sport. "United had good possession and moved the ball well. There's a lot I can reflect on in the game but when you look at it in the cold light of day it was two of our mistakes that led to goals."</p>


Cristiano Ronaldo came off the bench to earn Manchester United a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Everton in the Premier League on Sunday, taking his career goal tally to 700 in the process.

Cristiano Ronaldo came off the bench to earn Manchester United a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Everton in the Premier League on Sunday, taking his career goal tally to 700 in the process. Just as United did last weekend in their derby mauling at the hands of local rivals Manchester City, they again found themselves behind early on at Goodison Park after Alex Iwobi curled a sublime strike into the net from 20 metres. The visitors, however, responded much better this time around and soon levelled things up as big-money signing Antony slotted home, the Brazilian becoming the first United player to score in his first three Premier League appearances. Substitute Ronaldo then entered the fray unexpectedly early after Anthony Martial picked up a back injury and took only 14 minutes to score his first Premier League goal of the season, his 144th for United across two spells. United striker Marcus Rashford thought he had made doubly sure of a fifth win in six league games for the visitors late on but his effort was ruled out after a VAR review for handball against England forward. Everton never really looked like finding a late equaliser as United held on for a victory that moved them up to fifth on 15 points, nine adrift of leaders Arsenal. Everton's first loss in seven league matches leaves them 12th on 10 points. "It is tough still counting goals for Ronaldo because every week seems like a new record," fellow Portugal international Bruno Fernandes told BT Sport. "I am really happy because he has been working hard to get this goal. Today he got the goal and the win and that is the most important for him, that the team won." ALSO READ | I am so unhappy he didn’t score 3: Pep Guardiola reacts to Erling Haaland scoring only once vs Southampton EVERTON IMPROVEMENT Everton have improved of late, winning their previous two league games after only one victory in their 10 before that, with the confidence oozing as they took the game to United. Alex Iwobi is enjoying a fine season in the heart of the Everton midfield, having previously played as a winger, scoring his first ever Premier League goal from outside the box to nearly lift the roof off a damp Goodison. Defensive errors, however, are still all too prevalent at Everton, with Idrissa Gueye caught on the ball by Fernandes, before Martial fed Antony for United’s well-worked equaliser. Other than Iwobi's fine strike, Everton did not muster another attack in the opening period, with United's Christian Eriksen and Martial denied by smart saves from Jordan Pickford. Martial's match did not last much longer, though, as he was replaced by Ronaldo, limping off after picking yet another injury in a frustrating season. Ronaldo's crucial strike had a familiar feel to it as his former Real Madrid team mate Casemiro, making his first Premier League start, slotted him through, and the 37-year-old's powerful strike did the rest. United had chances to add to their total after the break, but Eriksen and Rashford fired off target from good positions. Buoyed by their VAR reprieve, Everton did threaten the United goal, with substitute and former United midfielder James Garner denied by an athletic De Gea save. However, the visitors saw out the 100th Premier League game they have won after conceding the first goal - the most such wins in the competition's history. "It was disappointing because we had been moving in the right direction," Everton manager Frank Lampard told BT Sport. "United had good possession and moved the ball well. There's a lot I can reflect on in the game but when you look at it in the cold light of day it was two of our mistakes that led to goals."

700 goals! Cristiano Ronaldo achieves huge landmark to lead Manchester United to win at Everton

<p>Pakistan and India are set to lock horns in the forthcoming Men's T20 World Cup 2022 edition, in Australia. While the qualifiers begin on October 16, the main draw of the competition will kick off on October 22 with India and Pakistan meeting each other at the iconic MCG, Melbourne on October 23.</p>

<p>In the last one year, the two senior men's sides have met thrice, with Babar Azam &amp; Co. having a 2-1 lead. In the one game that Men in Green lost to Rohit Sharma-led India, they were close to winning that encounter as well before Hardik Pandya's last-over heroics sealed the deal for Team India during the group stage encounter at the 2022 Asia Cup.</p>

<p>Before India and Pakistan meet again, on October 23 at the MCG,&nbsp;PCB chief Ramiz Raja made heads turn with his recent remarks. The former Pakistan captain is of the opinion that India once used to take the field with the notion that their arch-rivals will never be able to beat them.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It is a mental match more than skill and talent. So, if you are temperamentally strong, mentally focused and not willing to give up, then any small team can defeat a bigger opposition and Pakistan have been underdogs whenever they have competed against India, but of late, they have started respecting us because they had a gut feeling that Pakistan would never be able to beat us," Raja had said while&nbsp;speaking on Dawn News.</p>

<p>In the 2021 T20 WC, Pakistan had hammered India by ten wickets to earn their maiden win over the neighbouring country in World Cup history.</p>

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<p>After India's practice game versus Western Australia XI, where Rohit &amp; Co. won by 13 runs, off-spinner R Ashwin responded to Ramiz's recent statements. "Until you said that, I didnt know he made a statement like that. That's one way of dealing with it," Ashwin was quoted as saying after India's warm-up match in Perth on Monday (October 10).</p>

<p>He further opined, "But look, it's a game of cricket. Whatever political tensions and whatever stays between the teams, the rivalry is big, it means a lot to the people from both countries. But at the end of the day, whatever you may say as a cricketer and as someone who is playing the sport, you do understand that wins and losses are part of the game, especially in this format, the margins are going to be so close."</p>

<p>Ashwin added, "To respect an opposition is not something that comes with victories and defeats. It comes in the way you are made. We definitely respect that Pakistani side and so do they."</p>


Pakistan and India are set to lock horns in the forthcoming Men's T20 World Cup 2022 edition, in Australia. While the qualifiers begin on October 16, the main draw of the competition will kick off on October 22 with India and Pakistan meeting each other at the iconic MCG, Melbourne on October 23.

Pakistan and India are set to lock horns in the forthcoming Men's T20 World Cup 2022 edition, in Australia. While the qualifiers begin on October 16, the main draw of the competition will kick off on October 22 with India and Pakistan meeting each other at the iconic MCG, Melbourne on October 23. In the last one year, the two senior men's sides have met thrice, with Babar Azam & Co. having a 2-1 lead. In the one game that Men in Green lost to Rohit Sharma-led India, they were close to winning that encounter as well before Hardik Pandya's last-over heroics sealed the deal for Team India during the group stage encounter at the 2022 Asia Cup. Before India and Pakistan meet again, on October 23 at the MCG, PCB chief Ramiz Raja made heads turn with his recent remarks. The former Pakistan captain is of the opinion that India once used to take the field with the notion that their arch-rivals will never be able to beat them. "It is a mental match more than skill and talent. So, if you are temperamentally strong, mentally focused and not willing to give up, then any small team can defeat a bigger opposition and Pakistan have been underdogs whenever they have competed against India, but of late, they have started respecting us because they had a gut feeling that Pakistan would never be able to beat us," Raja had said while speaking on Dawn News. In the 2021 T20 WC, Pakistan had hammered India by ten wickets to earn their maiden win over the neighbouring country in World Cup history. ALSO READ | 'Billion-dollar team' India have started respecting Pakistan after recent results, says PCB chief Ramiz Raja After India's practice game versus Western Australia XI, where Rohit & Co. won by 13 runs, off-spinner R Ashwin responded to Ramiz's recent statements. "Until you said that, I didnt know he made a statement like that. That's one way of dealing with it," Ashwin was quoted as saying after India's warm-up match in Perth on Monday (October 10). He further opined, "But look, it's a game of cricket. Whatever political tensions and whatever stays between the teams, the rivalry is big, it means a lot to the people from both countries. But at the end of the day, whatever you may say as a cricketer and as someone who is playing the sport, you do understand that wins and losses are part of the game, especially in this format, the margins are going to be so close." Ashwin added, "To respect an opposition is not something that comes with victories and defeats. It comes in the way you are made. We definitely respect that Pakistani side and so do they."

To respect an opposition doesn't come with victories & defeats: R Ashwin reacts to Ramiz Raja's remarks

<p>England locked horns with Australia in the first of the three-match T20I series, at Perth, on Sunday (October 9). Ahead of the T20 World Cup 2022 edition, which kicks off in Australia on October 16, the two heavyweights are finalishing their team combination and trying to tick all boxes ahead of the main draw of the competition, which will begin on October 22.</p>

<p>During the series opener, Buttler's 68 and Alex Hales' 84 propelled England to 208 for 6. In reply, David Warner's 44-ball 73 kept Aussies in the hunt before they were restricted for 200 for 9, to lose by eight runs. During the run-chase, the 17th over saw Matthew Wade block pacer Mark Wood from completing a return catch off his own bowling.</p>

<p>As Wade top-edged a delivery, from Wood, he stepped out of the crease for a run and was quickly sent back. During this time, he blocked the Englishman who came towards the striker's end to take a catch. The actions were clearly illegal as Wade was 'obstructing play' but England skipper Jos Buttler didn't appeal.</p>

<p>"I was looking at the ball the whole time, so I wasn't sure what happened. They asked if I wanted to appeal, but I thought we are here for a long time in Australia so would be a risky one to go for so early in the trip," Buttler said&nbsp;at&nbsp;the post-match presentation. On being asked if he would&nbsp;look&nbsp;at such an incident in a different way during a World Cup encounter, he replied 'Maybe, yeah.'</p>

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<p>Thus, Buttler's explanation hasn't been well received. Former Indian pacer Venkatesh Prasad -- who remains vocal on various aspects of the gentlemen's game --&nbsp; wrote about the incident on Twitter and&nbsp;slammed the Englishman. He tweeted, "Pathetic, in one word this is Cheating, not in the spirit of the game and Obstructing the field and what a terrible excuse from Jos Buttler to not appeal. The sense of entitlement of these guys is unbelievable. Bullshitting about spirit of the game when there is no spirit."</p>

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<p>Both England and Australia will now lock horns in the second and penultimate contest at the&nbsp;Manuka Oval, Canberra on Wednesday (October 12).&nbsp;</p>


England locked horns with Australia in the first of the three-match T20I series, at Perth, on Sunday (October 9). Ahead of the T20 World Cup 2022 edition, which kicks off in Australia on October 16, the two heavyweights are finalishing their team combination and trying to tick all boxes ahead of the main draw of the competition, which will begin on October 22.

England locked horns with Australia in the first of the three-match T20I series, at Perth, on Sunday (October 9). Ahead of the T20 World Cup 2022 edition, which kicks off in Australia on October 16, the two heavyweights are finalishing their team combination and trying to tick all boxes ahead of the main draw of the competition, which will begin on October 22. During the series opener, Buttler's 68 and Alex Hales' 84 propelled England to 208 for 6. In reply, David Warner's 44-ball 73 kept Aussies in the hunt before they were restricted for 200 for 9, to lose by eight runs. During the run-chase, the 17th over saw Matthew Wade block pacer Mark Wood from completing a return catch off his own bowling. As Wade top-edged a delivery, from Wood, he stepped out of the crease for a run and was quickly sent back. During this time, he blocked the Englishman who came towards the striker's end to take a catch. The actions were clearly illegal as Wade was 'obstructing play' but England skipper Jos Buttler didn't appeal. "I was looking at the ball the whole time, so I wasn't sure what happened. They asked if I wanted to appeal, but I thought we are here for a long time in Australia so would be a risky one to go for so early in the trip," Buttler said at the post-match presentation. On being asked if he would look at such an incident in a different way during a World Cup encounter, he replied 'Maybe, yeah.' ALSO READ | Matthew Wade blocks Mark Wood from taking a catch in Perth T20I, Buttler explains why he didn't appeal Thus, Buttler's explanation hasn't been well received. Former Indian pacer Venkatesh Prasad -- who remains vocal on various aspects of the gentlemen's game -- wrote about the incident on Twitter and slammed the Englishman. He tweeted, "Pathetic, in one word this is Cheating, not in the spirit of the game and Obstructing the field and what a terrible excuse from Jos Buttler to not appeal. The sense of entitlement of these guys is unbelievable. Bullshitting about spirit of the game when there is no spirit." Pathetic , in one word this is Cheating, not in the spirit of the game and Obstructing the field and what a terrible excuse from Jos Buttler to not appeal. The sense of entitlement of these guys is unbelievable. Bullshitting about spirit of the game when there is no spirit. https://t.co/4WrbX7Qwb3 — Venkatesh Prasad (@venkateshprasad) October 9, 2022 × Both England and Australia will now lock horns in the second and penultimate contest at the Manuka Oval, Canberra on Wednesday (October 12).

'Bullshitting about spirit of the game...': Ex-India pacer slams Buttler for not appealing against Wade

<p>Olympian Srihari Nataraj had a memorable run in the National Games. Winning as many as six gold medals in swimming for Karnataka, the 21-year-old athlete had a torrid experience after he and his team were coming back from Gujarat.</p>

<p>Nataraj took&nbsp;to Twitter to describe&nbsp;the whole incident, where he lashed out at the airline -- Indigo -- who charged him for extra luggage and misbehaved as well.&nbsp;"Dear @IndiGo6E I was returning from the National Games held in Gujarat, and the staff not only behaved badly, but also charged us a hefty amount for excess baggage which was the medals and goodies that we athletes had won."</p>

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<p>Talking about Nataraj's run in the National Games, he&nbsp;ended with six medals, including the men's 100m freestyle. The young athlete made heads turn by&nbsp;not just winning his second gold in the freestyle sprint but&nbsp;also breaking the national record by topping the race in 50.41 seconds.</p>

<p>Karnataka occupy the&nbsp;fourth spot in the medals tally with as many as 25 gold medals and a total of 84. Services continue to lead the overall standing with&nbsp;51 gold medals, out of a total of 113. The National Games, which kicked off last month, will&nbsp;conclude on October 12.</p>
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Olympian Srihari Nataraj had a memorable run in the National Games. Winning as many as six gold medals in swimming for Karnataka, the 21-year-old athlete had a torrid experience after he and his team were coming back from Gujarat.

Olympian Srihari Nataraj had a memorable run in the National Games. Winning as many as six gold medals in swimming for Karnataka, the 21-year-old athlete had a torrid experience after he and his team were coming back from Gujarat. Nataraj took to Twitter to describe the whole incident, where he lashed out at the airline -- Indigo -- who charged him for extra luggage and misbehaved as well. "Dear @IndiGo6E I was returning from the National Games held in Gujarat, and the staff not only behaved badly, but also charged us a hefty amount for excess baggage which was the medals and goodies that we athletes had won." "Honestly, the amount wasn't an issue, it's the the way they treated me and my teammates. Should we leave the medals we win back at the venue?," he added. Dear @IndiGo6E I was returning from the National Games held in Gujarat, and the staff not only behaved badly, but also charged us a hefty amount for excess baggage which was the medals and goodies that we athletes had won. — Srihari Nataraj OLY (@srihari3529) October 10, 2022 × Honestly, the amount wasn't an issue, it's the the way they treated me and my teammates. Should we leave the medals we win back at the venue?🤔 @IndiGo6E — Srihari Nataraj OLY (@srihari3529) October 10, 2022 × ALSO READ | 'I want to spread awareness' - Iga Swiatek to donate Ostrava prize money for mental health, wins hearts Talking about Nataraj's run in the National Games, he ended with six medals, including the men's 100m freestyle. The young athlete made heads turn by not just winning his second gold in the freestyle sprint but also breaking the national record by topping the race in 50.41 seconds. Karnataka occupy the fourth spot in the medals tally with as many as 25 gold medals and a total of 84. Services continue to lead the overall standing with 51 gold medals, out of a total of 113. The National Games, which kicked off last month, will conclude on October 12.

'Should we leave the medals we win?': Nataraj blasts airline for misbehaviour after National Games' heroics

<p>Iga Swiatek lost to&nbsp;Czech Republic's Barbora Krejcikova in the&nbsp;Ostrava Open final, going down&nbsp;7-5, 6(4)-7, 3-6 in three hours and 16 minutes on Sunday (October 9). After her defeat, despite being touted as a favourite, Swiatek won hearts by showing her full support to mental health issues.</p>

<p>After the summit clash, Swiatek made heads turn by announcing that she will donate her prize money from the Ostrava Open in support of mental health. "I really wanted to play well here to have a big amount of money to donate ... and I'm pretty happy that I could do that," Swiatek said in her on-court interview.</p>

<p>"I really want to spread awareness and let people know that they can use the help if they need it, or help others if they have resources. I'm pretty happy to use my position that way," she added.</p>

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<p>Later, Swiatek also congratulated her opposition Krejcikova, who made a stunning comeback to win despite being a set down. "Too emotional and too tired right now to express how challenging and unique today has been. I am so grateful...and I just want to say congrats to Barbora Krejcikova. What a battle, what a performance. So great that you are back," Swiatek tweeted.</p>

<p>While she may have lost the battle, the Pollish star Swiatek has won hearts for her gesture in support of mental health. Following her heartfelt gesture,&nbsp;ATP World No. 3 Casper Ruud took to his Instagram story to laud the world number one. He wrote, "Wow Iga Swiatek, thank you for raising awareness to the world mental health day today."</p>

<p>Swiatek has been an advocate of mental health for quite some time. The 21-year-old's maturity is being hailed all across the sporting fraternity.</p>


Iga Swiatek lost to Czech Republic's Barbora Krejcikova in the Ostrava Open final, going down 7-5, 6(4)-7, 3-6 in three hours and 16 minutes on Sunday (October 9).

Iga Swiatek lost to Czech Republic's Barbora Krejcikova in the Ostrava Open final, going down 7-5, 6(4)-7, 3-6 in three hours and 16 minutes on Sunday (October 9). After her defeat, despite being touted as a favourite, Swiatek won hearts by showing her full support to mental health issues. After the summit clash, Swiatek made heads turn by announcing that she will donate her prize money from the Ostrava Open in support of mental health. "I really wanted to play well here to have a big amount of money to donate ... and I'm pretty happy that I could do that," Swiatek said in her on-court interview. "I really want to spread awareness and let people know that they can use the help if they need it, or help others if they have resources. I'm pretty happy to use my position that way," she added. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Women’s Tennis Association (@wta) × ALSO READ | Novak Djokovic beats Stefanos Tsitsipas in Astana Open final to bag 90th career title Later, Swiatek also congratulated her opposition Krejcikova, who made a stunning comeback to win despite being a set down. "Too emotional and too tired right now to express how challenging and unique today has been. I am so grateful...and I just want to say congrats to Barbora Krejcikova. What a battle, what a performance. So great that you are back," Swiatek tweeted. While she may have lost the battle, the Pollish star Swiatek has won hearts for her gesture in support of mental health. Following her heartfelt gesture, ATP World No. 3 Casper Ruud took to his Instagram story to laud the world number one. He wrote, "Wow Iga Swiatek, thank you for raising awareness to the world mental health day today." Swiatek has been an advocate of mental health for quite some time. The 21-year-old's maturity is being hailed all across the sporting fraternity.

'I want to spread awareness' - Iga Swiatek to donate Ostrava prize money for mental health, wins hearts

<p>The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced the match schedule of the New Zealand men`s cricket team`s dual tours of Pakistan. "New Zealand will play two Tests as part of their ICC World Test Championship title defence and three ICC Men`s Cricket World Cup Super League fixtures from December 27 to January 15, before returning for five T20Is and five ODIs from April 13 to May 7. On the first leg of the Pakistan tour, Kane Williamson`s side will play Tests in Karachi (December 27-31) and Multan (January 4-8). They will return to Karachi for the three ICC Super League matches on January 11, 13 and 15," PCB said in an official statement.</p>

<p>The Karachi Test will be New Zealand`s first in the metropolitan city since October 1990 when Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis shared 15 wickets between them and Shoaib Mohammad scored 203 not out, and the first in Pakistan since the May 2002 Test in Lahore in which Inzamam-ul-Haq scored a memorable 329 and Shoaib Akhtar recorded first innings figures of 8.2-4-11-6.It continues to be a memorable year for Multan as well. After hosting three ODIs against the West Indies in May, they will stage the second Test between Pakistan and England (December (9-13), before holding the second Test between Pakistan and New Zealand. Multan has also been announced as one of the four venues of the HBL Pakistan Super League, which will be held from February 9 to March 19. New Zealand will begin the second leg of the Pakistan tour in Karachi with four T20Is (April 13, 15, 16 and 19), followed by the fifth T20I and two ODIs in Lahore (April 23, 26 and 28) and last three ODIs will be played in Rawalpindi (May 1, 4 and 7).</p>

<p>Zakir Khan, PCB Director - International Cricket: "We had promised our passionate fans that we will deliver high-quality home international cricket in 2022. Today`s announcement of New Zealand`s double visit to Pakistan is part of that commitment."New Zealand is one of the high-performing sides and the more we will play against the top teams in our backyard, the better we will get as a unit, which is crucial to our objective of featuring inside the top three across all formats. The New Zealand matches will also provide opportunities to our youngsters to continue to watch and follow their favourite players in action, something they have missed when we were forced to play our international cricket offshore," Khan said."Three Tests against England followed by two Tests versus New Zealand over six weeks will give us a chance to strengthen our claims for a place in the ICC World Test Championship final. The eight ODIs will help us to prepare for September`s Asia Cup and October`s 50-over ICC Men`s Cricket World Cup 2023. As such, the series against New Zealand will not only be from the top drawer but will also have context, making it something to watch out for," he added.</p>

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<p>David White, New Zealand Cricket Chief Executive: "The BLACKCAPS are very much looking forward to the dual tours. New Zealand and Pakistan share a terrific history in international cricket and there is genuine respect between the two teams as well as the two boards. I know our players can`t wait to arrive and savour the experience of playing in Karachi, Multan, Lahore and Rawalpindi -places that carry a great cricketing heritage." The recent tours from Australia and England have left us in no doubt regarding the quality of the Pakistan side across all formats, and the extent of the challenge that awaits us," he added. The first leg of the tour for two Tests and three ODIs is part of the Future Tours Programme, while the 10 white-ball matches in April/May are to make up for the abandoned September 2021 tour.</p>

<p>New Zealand are presently eighth in the ICC World Test Championship, while Pakistan sitting in the fifth spot. In the ICC Super League, a qualifying tournament for the ICC Men`s Cricket World Cup 2023, Pakistan and New Zealand are fourth and sixth, respectively. New Zealand will be the third high-profile cricket side to tour Pakistan in 2022. In March/April, Australia made their first tour of Pakistan in 24 years when they played three Tests, three ODIs and a T20I. Last month, England visited Pakistan for the first time in 17 years and played seven T20Is. They will return in late November for December`s Tests in Rawalpindi, Multan and Karachi.</p>


The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced the match schedule of the New Zealand men`s cricket team`s dual tours of Pakistan. "New Zealand will play two Tests as part of their ICC World Test Championship title defence and three ICC Men`s Cricket World Cup Super League fixtures from December 27 to January 15, before returning for five T20Is and five ODIs from April 13 to May 7.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Monday announced the match schedule of the New Zealand men`s cricket team`s dual tours of Pakistan. "New Zealand will play two Tests as part of their ICC World Test Championship title defence and three ICC Men`s Cricket World Cup Super League fixtures from December 27 to January 15, before returning for five T20Is and five ODIs from April 13 to May 7. On the first leg of the Pakistan tour, Kane Williamson`s side will play Tests in Karachi (December 27-31) and Multan (January 4-8). They will return to Karachi for the three ICC Super League matches on January 11, 13 and 15," PCB said in an official statement. The Karachi Test will be New Zealand`s first in the metropolitan city since October 1990 when Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis shared 15 wickets between them and Shoaib Mohammad scored 203 not out, and the first in Pakistan since the May 2002 Test in Lahore in which Inzamam-ul-Haq scored a memorable 329 and Shoaib Akhtar recorded first innings figures of 8.2-4-11-6.It continues to be a memorable year for Multan as well. After hosting three ODIs against the West Indies in May, they will stage the second Test between Pakistan and England (December (9-13), before holding the second Test between Pakistan and New Zealand. Multan has also been announced as one of the four venues of the HBL Pakistan Super League, which will be held from February 9 to March 19. New Zealand will begin the second leg of the Pakistan tour in Karachi with four T20Is (April 13, 15, 16 and 19), followed by the fifth T20I and two ODIs in Lahore (April 23, 26 and 28) and last three ODIs will be played in Rawalpindi (May 1, 4 and 7). Zakir Khan, PCB Director - International Cricket: "We had promised our passionate fans that we will deliver high-quality home international cricket in 2022. Today`s announcement of New Zealand`s double visit to Pakistan is part of that commitment."New Zealand is one of the high-performing sides and the more we will play against the top teams in our backyard, the better we will get as a unit, which is crucial to our objective of featuring inside the top three across all formats. The New Zealand matches will also provide opportunities to our youngsters to continue to watch and follow their favourite players in action, something they have missed when we were forced to play our international cricket offshore," Khan said."Three Tests against England followed by two Tests versus New Zealand over six weeks will give us a chance to strengthen our claims for a place in the ICC World Test Championship final. The eight ODIs will help us to prepare for September`s Asia Cup and October`s 50-over ICC Men`s Cricket World Cup 2023. As such, the series against New Zealand will not only be from the top drawer but will also have context, making it something to watch out for," he added. ALSO READ | 'When Kohli scored 100, India forgot their Asia Cup campaign...': Ramiz Raja on Babar Azam's critics David White, New Zealand Cricket Chief Executive: "The BLACKCAPS are very much looking forward to the dual tours. New Zealand and Pakistan share a terrific history in international cricket and there is genuine respect between the two teams as well as the two boards. I know our players can`t wait to arrive and savour the experience of playing in Karachi, Multan, Lahore and Rawalpindi -places that carry a great cricketing heritage." The recent tours from Australia and England have left us in no doubt regarding the quality of the Pakistan side across all formats, and the extent of the challenge that awaits us," he added. The first leg of the tour for two Tests and three ODIs is part of the Future Tours Programme, while the 10 white-ball matches in April/May are to make up for the abandoned September 2021 tour. New Zealand are presently eighth in the ICC World Test Championship, while Pakistan sitting in the fifth spot. In the ICC Super League, a qualifying tournament for the ICC Men`s Cricket World Cup 2023, Pakistan and New Zealand are fourth and sixth, respectively. New Zealand will be the third high-profile cricket side to tour Pakistan in 2022. In March/April, Australia made their first tour of Pakistan in 24 years when they played three Tests, three ODIs and a T20I. Last month, England visited Pakistan for the first time in 17 years and played seven T20Is. They will return in late November for December`s Tests in Rawalpindi, Multan and Karachi.

PCB confirms New Zealand tour of Pakistan, Babar Azam & Co. to host 8 ODIs, 5 T20Is and 2 Tests

<p>Rohit Sharma-led India's T20 World Cup-bound players left for Australia last week. After finishing their three-match T20I series versus South Africa, which they&nbsp;won 2-1, Rohit &amp; Co. left for the marquee tournament with the Shikhar Dhawan-led Indian ODI locking horns with the Proteas in the 50-over series at home.</p>

<p>Losing the first ODI by nine runs, in pursuit of 250 in a 40-over contest, India had to win the second and penultimate encounter to keep the series alive. With many of their regulars in Australia for the T20 WC preparations, the talk was that Dhawan-led India's side is a second-stringed side or a B-team, hence, will find it difficult to level the series.</p>

<p>After India rode on Shreyas Iyer's 113 not out, Ishan Kishan's 93 and Md Siraj's 3 for 38 to win the second ODI by seven wickets, Kishan revealed what motivated India ahead of the Ranchi face-off on Sunday (October 9). Speaking at the post-match press conference, the swashbuckling left-hander said, "I heard people talking that we are the B-side, we are not so much capable of beating South Africa's full strength side. I heard these comments and we're really upset about it, so we wanted to play our A-game today."</p>

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<section>"We lost the first game and we wanted to win this badly so that we can give a fight in the next one. Hopefully, we will win the next game also. And the kind of form Iyer is batting, Sanju bhai is batting, everyone is in their prime form. So all target is on the next game" he opined.</section>

<p>Kishan stitched a match-winning 161-run third-wicket stand with centurion Iyer. Both came together with India reduced to 48-2 in pursuit of 279, after Keshav Maharaj-led SA opted to bat first. "Partnership was good with Iyer bhai because he is also someone who doesn't take much time. He comes and starts playing his drives, cut and pull. Looking at his intent also gave me a lot of clarity and lot of positivity," Kishan stated on the partnership.</p>

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<section>At the post-match presentation, captain Dhawan said, "Worked perfectly well for us, thanks to Keshav that he chose to bat (smiles). Glad that dew came in at the right time. Ishan and Shreyas batted so well, that partnership was so nice to watch. It was coming on nicely, but it stayed low. Plan was to take on the bowlers in the first 10 overs as we knew it could get difficult in the middle overs. When the dew came, you could see that it got easier. Very satisfied with the bowling unit, they are all young and these are good learnings for them. Especially Shahbaz. All the young boys, I'm so proud that they showed so much maturity."</section>


Rohit Sharma-led India's T20 World Cup-bound players left for Australia last week. After finishing their three-match T20I series versus South Africa, which they won 2-1, Rohit & Co.

Rohit Sharma-led India's T20 World Cup-bound players left for Australia last week. After finishing their three-match T20I series versus South Africa, which they won 2-1, Rohit & Co. left for the marquee tournament with the Shikhar Dhawan-led Indian ODI locking horns with the Proteas in the 50-over series at home. Losing the first ODI by nine runs, in pursuit of 250 in a 40-over contest, India had to win the second and penultimate encounter to keep the series alive. With many of their regulars in Australia for the T20 WC preparations, the talk was that Dhawan-led India's side is a second-stringed side or a B-team, hence, will find it difficult to level the series. After India rode on Shreyas Iyer's 113 not out, Ishan Kishan's 93 and Md Siraj's 3 for 38 to win the second ODI by seven wickets, Kishan revealed what motivated India ahead of the Ranchi face-off on Sunday (October 9). Speaking at the post-match press conference, the swashbuckling left-hander said, "I heard people talking that we are the B-side, we are not so much capable of beating South Africa's full strength side. I heard these comments and we're really upset about it, so we wanted to play our A-game today." ALSO READ | Matthew Wade blocks Mark Wood from taking a catch in Perth T20I, Buttler explains why he didn't appeal "We lost the first game and we wanted to win this badly so that we can give a fight in the next one. Hopefully, we will win the next game also. And the kind of form Iyer is batting, Sanju bhai is batting, everyone is in their prime form. So all target is on the next game" he opined. Kishan stitched a match-winning 161-run third-wicket stand with centurion Iyer. Both came together with India reduced to 48-2 in pursuit of 279, after Keshav Maharaj-led SA opted to bat first. "Partnership was good with Iyer bhai because he is also someone who doesn't take much time. He comes and starts playing his drives, cut and pull. Looking at his intent also gave me a lot of clarity and lot of positivity," Kishan stated on the partnership. ALSO READ | Ind vs SA, 2nd ODI: Shreyas Iyer joins Virat Kohli in unique list after 113 not out in Ranchi At the post-match presentation, captain Dhawan said, "Worked perfectly well for us, thanks to Keshav that he chose to bat (smiles). Glad that dew came in at the right time. Ishan and Shreyas batted so well, that partnership was so nice to watch. It was coming on nicely, but it stayed low. Plan was to take on the bowlers in the first 10 overs as we knew it could get difficult in the middle overs. When the dew came, you could see that it got easier. Very satisfied with the bowling unit, they are all young and these are good learnings for them. Especially Shahbaz. All the young boys, I'm so proud that they showed so much maturity."

'Heard we are the B-side' - Ishan Kishan on what inspired Shikhar Dhawan's India ahead of 2nd ODI vs SA

<p>Failure to award world-ranking points at the Saudi-backed LIV Golf event in Thailand starting on Friday renders the rankings "inaccurate", the MENA Tour said on Friday. The Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) organisation said on Thursday that players will not receive ranking points in Bangkok or at another LIV tournament in Jeddah next week.</p>

<p>It came after the rebel LIV series teamed up with the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) Tour in a strategic alliance between the circuits so that LIV players could earn ranking points. OWGR subsequently rejected that, saying it had been given insufficient notice and needed to do a review, the latest chapter in a bitter civil war which has torn golf apart and sparked accusations of Saudi "sportswashing".</p>

<p>The top 50 players in the rankings qualify automatically for all four major tournaments. LIV Golf is not currently recognised by OWGR, meaning LIV players tumble down the rankings. The MENA Tour, which had been inactive since the start of the pandemic in 2020 but relaunched with LIV in Bangkok this week, hit back at the OWGR's decision.</p>

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<p>"Not including our event in this week's OWGR render the results and subsequent player movements inaccurate," David Spencer, commissioner of the MENA Tour, said in a statement. Spencer added that "we will continue to work tirelessly to resolve this situation with the OWGR". LIV, which offers record $25 million purses, has already staged five events in its inaugural year. But no ranking points have been awarded to its players, including British Open champion Cameron Smith, former world number one Dustin Johnson and six-time major winner Phil Mickelson.</p>

<p>Golfers on the rebel circuit have been banned from the PGA Tour, ruling out American players from qualifying for the 2023 Ryder Cup. European stars to have left for LIV, including stalwarts Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Sergio Garcia, have all plummeted down the world rankings and seem unlikely to make Luke Donald's team for the two-yearly contest, which takes place near Rome.</p>


Failure to award world-ranking points at the Saudi-backed LIV Golf event in Thailand starting on Friday renders the rankings "inaccurate", the MENA Tour said on Friday.

Failure to award world-ranking points at the Saudi-backed LIV Golf event in Thailand starting on Friday renders the rankings "inaccurate", the MENA Tour said on Friday. The Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) organisation said on Thursday that players will not receive ranking points in Bangkok or at another LIV tournament in Jeddah next week. It came after the rebel LIV series teamed up with the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) Tour in a strategic alliance between the circuits so that LIV players could earn ranking points. OWGR subsequently rejected that, saying it had been given insufficient notice and needed to do a review, the latest chapter in a bitter civil war which has torn golf apart and sparked accusations of Saudi "sportswashing". The top 50 players in the rankings qualify automatically for all four major tournaments. LIV Golf is not currently recognised by OWGR, meaning LIV players tumble down the rankings. The MENA Tour, which had been inactive since the start of the pandemic in 2020 but relaunched with LIV in Bangkok this week, hit back at the OWGR's decision. ALSO READ | Big blow to LIV Golf as players denied ranking points "Not including our event in this week's OWGR render the results and subsequent player movements inaccurate," David Spencer, commissioner of the MENA Tour, said in a statement. Spencer added that "we will continue to work tirelessly to resolve this situation with the OWGR". LIV, which offers record $25 million purses, has already staged five events in its inaugural year. But no ranking points have been awarded to its players, including British Open champion Cameron Smith, former world number one Dustin Johnson and six-time major winner Phil Mickelson. Golfers on the rebel circuit have been banned from the PGA Tour, ruling out American players from qualifying for the 2023 Ryder Cup. European stars to have left for LIV, including stalwarts Lee Westwood, Ian Poulter and Sergio Garcia, have all plummeted down the world rankings and seem unlikely to make Luke Donald's team for the two-yearly contest, which takes place near Rome.

Golf rankings 'inaccurate' without LIV events, says MENA Tour

<p>Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh has lashed out at the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) and accused it of illegal activities. The legendary cricketer has informed the stakeholders of the same in an explosive letter on Friday (October 7).&nbsp;The ex-cricketer, part of India's 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 ODI World Cup triumphs, is the chief advisor to the state association.</p>

<p>“For the last week or ten days, I have been receiving numerous complaints from cricket lovers in Punjab and several stakeholders that the PCA under the present President is resorting to lot of illegal activities which is against transparency and the spirit of cricket administration. I learnt that yesterday, complaints in this regard have been lodged with the Ombudsman,” Harbhajan wrote in his letter.</p>

<p>“These are against the BCCI Constitution, guidelines of the PCA and the violation of transparency and ethical norms in administration of sports bodies. To hide their illegal activities they are not organizing formal meetings of the PCA, and are taking all the decisions suo moto which serve their selfish motives," the four-time IPL winner further opined.</p>

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<p>During the recently-held India-Australia high-scoring T20I at the PCA IS Bindra Stadium at Mohali, Harbhajan and Yuvraj Singh were present after the state association honoured the superstar duo by naming stands after them. Bhajji, as he is widely known in the Indian cricket fraternity, remains a big name in Indian cricket and called it curtains to his illustrious career in late 2021. He represented India in 103 Tests, 236 ODIs and 28 T20Is, accounting for 417, 269 and 25 scalps respectively.</p>

<p>He remains vocal on various aspects of the game, on social media and while on commentary duties. Recently, the 42-year-old called for a radical change in Rohit Sharma-led India's T20 World Cup squad.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Deepak Chahar is the only bowler who can get the ball to swing up-front and both ways and looks like getting 2-3 wickets in Powerplay. His inswinger is as lethal as his outswing and he can even get to move in non-conducive conditions. At this stage, where we stand today, Deepak is a better-skilled bowler in the present scenario compared to Bhuvneshwar," Harbhajan Singh told news agency PTI.</p>

<p>“Bhuvi has loads of experience and he will pull off games but 8-10 runs in 19th over doesn’t hurt but moment it is 15 and above, the match slips away. So Deepak would be my choice," he added.</p>


Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh has lashed out at the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) and accused it of illegal activities. The legendary cricketer has informed the stakeholders of the same in an explosive letter on Friday (October 7).

Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh has lashed out at the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) and accused it of illegal activities. The legendary cricketer has informed the stakeholders of the same in an explosive letter on Friday (October 7). The ex-cricketer, part of India's 2007 T20 World Cup and 2011 ODI World Cup triumphs, is the chief advisor to the state association. “For the last week or ten days, I have been receiving numerous complaints from cricket lovers in Punjab and several stakeholders that the PCA under the present President is resorting to lot of illegal activities which is against transparency and the spirit of cricket administration. I learnt that yesterday, complaints in this regard have been lodged with the Ombudsman,” Harbhajan wrote in his letter. “These are against the BCCI Constitution, guidelines of the PCA and the violation of transparency and ethical norms in administration of sports bodies. To hide their illegal activities they are not organizing formal meetings of the PCA, and are taking all the decisions suo moto which serve their selfish motives," the four-time IPL winner further opined. ALSO READ | Roger Binny frontrunner to replace Sourav Ganguly as BCCI president: Report During the recently-held India-Australia high-scoring T20I at the PCA IS Bindra Stadium at Mohali, Harbhajan and Yuvraj Singh were present after the state association honoured the superstar duo by naming stands after them. Bhajji, as he is widely known in the Indian cricket fraternity, remains a big name in Indian cricket and called it curtains to his illustrious career in late 2021. He represented India in 103 Tests, 236 ODIs and 28 T20Is, accounting for 417, 269 and 25 scalps respectively. He remains vocal on various aspects of the game, on social media and while on commentary duties. Recently, the 42-year-old called for a radical change in Rohit Sharma-led India's T20 World Cup squad. "Deepak Chahar is the only bowler who can get the ball to swing up-front and both ways and looks like getting 2-3 wickets in Powerplay. His inswinger is as lethal as his outswing and he can even get to move in non-conducive conditions. At this stage, where we stand today, Deepak is a better-skilled bowler in the present scenario compared to Bhuvneshwar," Harbhajan Singh told news agency PTI. “Bhuvi has loads of experience and he will pull off games but 8-10 runs in 19th over doesn’t hurt but moment it is 15 and above, the match slips away. So Deepak would be my choice," he added.

Harbhajan accuses Punjab Cricket Association of illegal activities, informs stakeholders in explosive letter

<p>Hyderabad will achieve the distinction of becoming the first city in India to host the Formula E race. Hyderabad E-Prix will take place over two days, February 10 and 11, 2023 at Necklace Road. Formula E is the premier electric single seater racing series in the world governed by the Federation Internationale de l`Automobile (FIA). With this event, Hyderabad will join the prestigious list of E-Prix host cities such as New York, London, Berlin, Seoul, Monaco, and Rome.<br />
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The event will see 22 drivers from 11 teams including Team Mahindra to fight it out for the victory around the Hyderabad Street Circuit. As a run up to the marquee race, the government of Telangana will be organising the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week from February 6 to February 11. The week will be packed with several exciting events that will showcase the global electric vehicle ecosystem in Hyderabad. As part of the week-long celebrations, the city will host the Hyderabad EV Summit, the Rall-E Hyderabad, and the Hyderabad E-Motor Show before closing the week with the Hyderabad E-Prix.<br />
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Minister for information technology and industries K.T. Rama Rao on Friday formally announced the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week by launching the website and unveiling the logo and flyer for the event in the presence of the minister for energy, G. Jagadish Reddy, Principal Secretary, Jayesh Ranjan and others. "This is going to be a monumental week for Hyderabad and India. The Hyderabad E-Prix will be one of the largest global events ever hosted in the state," Rama Rao said.<br />
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He said that the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week is a great step to put Hyderabad on the EV map of the world. "The EV sector is the future of sustainable mobility and Telangana has stayed ahead of the curve in creating a favourable environment for the adoption of zero emission vehicles. We were one of the first states to launch EV&amp;ESS policy in 2020 and have also attracted investments from key EV companies such as Fisker, Olectra, Hyundai, Biliti Electric and ZF Group. Now, with the Hyderabad e-Prix and the e-Mobility Week, we are bringing global leaders of the EV landscape to Telangana. This event will provide fresh dynamism for this sunrise sector in the state and in India," he said.</p>

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<p>Jayesh Ranjan stated that the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week will be one of the largest global platforms for EV companies and ancillary businesses in the world to showcase their latest technologies, products and services that will shape the future of green mobility, and will enrich the growing EV ecosystem of the state. The events being conducted as part of this week will provide opportunities to interact with the best in the industry and potentially attract more investments to the state, he said.<br />
<br />
The Hyderabad EV Summit will showcase global leaders, eminent academics, policy makers discussing about the most pressing topics related to the future of sustainable mobility. It will consist of engaging panel discussions, keynote speeches and networking sessions attended by prominent stakeholders in the global EV ecosystem. Rall-E Hyderabad will be first-of-its-kind EV bike rally which will witness thousands of bikers, male and female, riding their electric 2-wheelers and 3-wheelers together to spread the message of sustainable mobility and the depth of EV adoption in Hyderabad.<br />
<br />
Hyderabad E-Motor Show will provide a platform for the public to experience the strengths and capabilities of the global Electric Vehicle industry, along with significant international participation. At this first-of-its-kind event, the Hyderabad E-Motor Show will host the world`s EV manufacturers (2W, 3W, 4W, Commercial EVs, etc.,), Energy Storage companies, Charging infrastructure and EV components manufacturers, and Startups across these segments.</p>


Hyderabad will achieve the distinction of becoming the first city in India to host the Formula E race. Hyderabad E-Prix will take place over two days, February 10 and 11, 2023 at Necklace Road.

Hyderabad will achieve the distinction of becoming the first city in India to host the Formula E race. Hyderabad E-Prix will take place over two days, February 10 and 11, 2023 at Necklace Road. Formula E is the premier electric single seater racing series in the world governed by the Federation Internationale de l`Automobile (FIA). With this event, Hyderabad will join the prestigious list of E-Prix host cities such as New York, London, Berlin, Seoul, Monaco, and Rome. The event will see 22 drivers from 11 teams including Team Mahindra to fight it out for the victory around the Hyderabad Street Circuit. As a run up to the marquee race, the government of Telangana will be organising the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week from February 6 to February 11. The week will be packed with several exciting events that will showcase the global electric vehicle ecosystem in Hyderabad. As part of the week-long celebrations, the city will host the Hyderabad EV Summit, the Rall-E Hyderabad, and the Hyderabad E-Motor Show before closing the week with the Hyderabad E-Prix. Minister for information technology and industries K.T. Rama Rao on Friday formally announced the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week by launching the website and unveiling the logo and flyer for the event in the presence of the minister for energy, G. Jagadish Reddy, Principal Secretary, Jayesh Ranjan and others. "This is going to be a monumental week for Hyderabad and India. The Hyderabad E-Prix will be one of the largest global events ever hosted in the state," Rama Rao said. He said that the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week is a great step to put Hyderabad on the EV map of the world. "The EV sector is the future of sustainable mobility and Telangana has stayed ahead of the curve in creating a favourable environment for the adoption of zero emission vehicles. We were one of the first states to launch EV&ESS policy in 2020 and have also attracted investments from key EV companies such as Fisker, Olectra, Hyundai, Biliti Electric and ZF Group. Now, with the Hyderabad e-Prix and the e-Mobility Week, we are bringing global leaders of the EV landscape to Telangana. This event will provide fresh dynamism for this sunrise sector in the state and in India," he said. ALSO READ | Briton George Russell and Lewis Hamilton lead F1 practice in soaking Suzuka Jayesh Ranjan stated that the Hyderabad e-Mobility Week will be one of the largest global platforms for EV companies and ancillary businesses in the world to showcase their latest technologies, products and services that will shape the future of green mobility, and will enrich the growing EV ecosystem of the state. The events being conducted as part of this week will provide opportunities to interact with the best in the industry and potentially attract more investments to the state, he said. The Hyderabad EV Summit will showcase global leaders, eminent academics, policy makers discussing about the most pressing topics related to the future of sustainable mobility. It will consist of engaging panel discussions, keynote speeches and networking sessions attended by prominent stakeholders in the global EV ecosystem. Rall-E Hyderabad will be first-of-its-kind EV bike rally which will witness thousands of bikers, male and female, riding their electric 2-wheelers and 3-wheelers together to spread the message of sustainable mobility and the depth of EV adoption in Hyderabad. Hyderabad E-Motor Show will provide a platform for the public to experience the strengths and capabilities of the global Electric Vehicle industry, along with significant international participation. At this first-of-its-kind event, the Hyderabad E-Motor Show will host the world`s EV manufacturers (2W, 3W, 4W, Commercial EVs, etc.,), Energy Storage companies, Charging infrastructure and EV components manufacturers, and Startups across these segments.

Hyderabad set to host Formula E race early in 2023

<p>On Thursday (October 06), Thailand pulled off a huge upset win over Pakistan beating them by four wickets in a low-scoring thriller in the ongoing Women's Asia Cup, in Bangladesh. Opting to bat first, the Bismah Mahroof-led Women in Green only managed a paltry 116 for 5 in their full quota of overs.&nbsp;Sidra Ameen, their opening batter, was the top run-getter as she scored 56 but her stay comprised of 64 deliveries, at a slow strike rate of 87.50.</p>

<p>None of the Pakistani batters found momentum to go big from the word go and paid the price to only manage 116. In reply, Thailand batters also found it tough to get going as the surface proved to be a challenge but Natthakan Chantham's 51-ball 61 led her side to a four-wicket win&nbsp;on the penultimate ball of the contest. Nida Dar and&nbsp;Tuba Hassan accounted for two scalps each but couldn't prevent the opposition from hitting the winning runs.</p>

<p>With this win, Thailand have thrown the top-4 race wide open. It is not straight forward as it was previously. In the points table, Harmanpreet Kaur-led Indian eves still hold the top spot, with Pakistan's two-match winning run coming to an end. Pakistan and Sri Lanka follow suit, with four points each, with Bangladesh, Thailand and UAE taking the next slots, respectively. Malaysia remain the only winless side so far.</p>

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<p><strong>What they said at the post-match presentation</strong></p>

<p><strong>Natthakan Chantham | Player-of-the-Match</strong>: Looking to enjoy the game, play with the target in hand and just complete the game. Play according to the ball was my plan. Pakistan made me work hard as they are very good with spin.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Naruemol Chaiwai | Thailand captain</strong>: [Enjoyed] Very much. Pakistan are a strong side, we want to win against every team, at this moment we want to enjoy and the win will come automatically. No specific plan, the same plan everyday. The last two games we did not bowl the correct line or length, but today we did it.</p>

<p><strong>Bismah Maroof | Pakistan captain</strong>: Disappointed with the way we batted. Our batters haven't showed the intent. They have to be blamed today. The set batters were there but they could not push on. 130+ could've been a good total and as a captain I'm disappointed we did not get there. We had Kainat but she could not execute her plans [on just playing with one pacer].</p>


On Thursday (October 06), Thailand pulled off a huge upset win over Pakistan beating them by four wickets in a low-scoring thriller in the ongoing Women's Asia Cup, in Bangladesh.

On Thursday (October 06), Thailand pulled off a huge upset win over Pakistan beating them by four wickets in a low-scoring thriller in the ongoing Women's Asia Cup, in Bangladesh. Opting to bat first, the Bismah Mahroof-led Women in Green only managed a paltry 116 for 5 in their full quota of overs. Sidra Ameen, their opening batter, was the top run-getter as she scored 56 but her stay comprised of 64 deliveries, at a slow strike rate of 87.50. None of the Pakistani batters found momentum to go big from the word go and paid the price to only manage 116. In reply, Thailand batters also found it tough to get going as the surface proved to be a challenge but Natthakan Chantham's 51-ball 61 led her side to a four-wicket win on the penultimate ball of the contest. Nida Dar and Tuba Hassan accounted for two scalps each but couldn't prevent the opposition from hitting the winning runs. With this win, Thailand have thrown the top-4 race wide open. It is not straight forward as it was previously. In the points table, Harmanpreet Kaur-led Indian eves still hold the top spot, with Pakistan's two-match winning run coming to an end. Pakistan and Sri Lanka follow suit, with four points each, with Bangladesh, Thailand and UAE taking the next slots, respectively. Malaysia remain the only winless side so far. Natthakan Chantam scored a blitzkrieg of a 61 from 51 balls to help lead her team to victory against a formidable Pakistan team. How many more fifties will Natthakan score this tournament? @ThailandCricket #PAKvTHAI #WomensAsiaCup2022 #AsianCricketCouncil #ACC pic.twitter.com/ymxuBMUkPf — AsianCricketCouncil (@ACCMedia1) October 6, 2022 × ALSO READ | Former Nepal captain Sandeep Lamichhane in custody on account of rape charges What they said at the post-match presentation Natthakan Chantham | Player-of-the-Match: Looking to enjoy the game, play with the target in hand and just complete the game. Play according to the ball was my plan. Pakistan made me work hard as they are very good with spin. Naruemol Chaiwai | Thailand captain: [Enjoyed] Very much. Pakistan are a strong side, we want to win against every team, at this moment we want to enjoy and the win will come automatically. No specific plan, the same plan everyday. The last two games we did not bowl the correct line or length, but today we did it. Bismah Maroof | Pakistan captain: Disappointed with the way we batted. Our batters haven't showed the intent. They have to be blamed today. The set batters were there but they could not push on. 130+ could've been a good total and as a captain I'm disappointed we did not get there. We had Kainat but she could not execute her plans [on just playing with one pacer].

Women's Asia Cup 2022: Thailand pull off an upset with four-wicket win over Pakistan

<p>Paris St Germain forward Kylian Mbappe has emerged as the world's highest-paid soccer player, according to Forbes magazine, the first time a player other than Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo has topped the list in eight years. Mbappe, 23, is estimated to earn $128 million for the 2022-23 season before agents' fees, a record for Forbes' annual rankings, with PSG teammate Messi second at $120 million and Manchester United's Ronaldo ($100 million) occupying the third spot.</p>

<p>PSG's Neymar ($87 million) and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah ($53 million) rounded off the top five. Erling Haaland, who has made a blistering start to his Manchester City career after joining the club from Borussia Dortmund in the close season, makes his debut in the top 10 with earnings of $39 million. The rise of Frenchman Mbappe and Norwegian Haaland, the only players under the age of 30 on the list, signals a shift in the global game, the Forbes report said, as Messi and Ronaldo edge closer to the end of their glorious careers.</p>

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<p>In total, the 10 highest paid soccer players are expected to collect record earnings worth $652 million this season, up 11% from last year's $585 million.</p>


Paris St Germain forward Kylian Mbappe has emerged as the world's highest-paid soccer player, according to Forbes magazine, the first time a player other than Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo has topped the list in eight years.

Paris St Germain forward Kylian Mbappe has emerged as the world's highest-paid soccer player, according to Forbes magazine, the first time a player other than Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo has topped the list in eight years. Mbappe, 23, is estimated to earn $128 million for the 2022-23 season before agents' fees, a record for Forbes' annual rankings, with PSG teammate Messi second at $120 million and Manchester United's Ronaldo ($100 million) occupying the third spot. PSG's Neymar ($87 million) and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah ($53 million) rounded off the top five. Erling Haaland, who has made a blistering start to his Manchester City career after joining the club from Borussia Dortmund in the close season, makes his debut in the top 10 with earnings of $39 million. The rise of Frenchman Mbappe and Norwegian Haaland, the only players under the age of 30 on the list, signals a shift in the global game, the Forbes report said, as Messi and Ronaldo edge closer to the end of their glorious careers. ALSO READ | Briton George Russell and Lewis Hamilton lead F1 practice in soaking Suzuka In total, the 10 highest paid soccer players are expected to collect record earnings worth $652 million this season, up 11% from last year's $585 million.

PSG's striker Kylian Mbappe surpasses Messi and Ronaldo to top Forbes rich list

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