Every youngster desires to play under MS Dhoni. The IPL is such a platform where a youngster, from any country, can get a chance to represent the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and better their skills and temparement by playing under the stalwart and former Indian captain.

Shivam Dube, who has earlier represented the likes of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Rajasthan Royals (RR), has shown his hitting prowess and can bowl few overs of medium pace. However, his IPL career hasn't been flourished as yet and, hence, he has had limited appearances for Team India (1 ODI, 13 T20Is). Thus, he will like to turn things around emphatically in the forthcoming IPL 2022 edition by playing under Dhoni's leadership.

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Ahead of the IPL 15 season, all-rounder Dube dwelled on his interaction with Dhoni so far. "I think you can still see the goosebumps coming out because always I'm a big fan of Mahi bhai and, especially CSK. I had a chat with Mahi bhai as recently as yesterday. He asked me to do a few things and I told him I'll definitely get it done. When Mahi bhai asks you to do something, consider it done," Dube told CSK.

Dube was roped in by the CSK franchise for INR 40 million (INR 4 crore). The swashbuckling left-hander&nbsp;shared his reaction and revealed, "I was very surprised that I have got a baby boy and become a father. The 2nd big thing, again, after 4 days, I got picked by Chennai. I was dancing a bit in my room, I was really happy. I called my wife and my family. I don't dance often but because I was happy, I was dancing."

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"It was a big deal for me to get picked by Chennai. I was feeling great. I can't express my excitement in words but I was pleasantly surprised by having been picked by CSK. Although it is a different franchise for me, attitude will remain the same. I have to do my best for the team's cause, which has always been my mission as a player and will always be that way going forward as well. I'm more confident now," he further added.

Dube has&nbsp;399 runs at a strike-rate of&nbsp;120.54 along with 4 wickets. He will be desperate to repay the faith shown by Dhoni &amp; Co. in the CSK dugout and return with a dream season in the forthcoming edition.

CSK squad for IPL 2022

Ravindra Jadeja, MS Dhoni (c &amp; wk), Ruturaj Gaikwad, Moeen Ali, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, Devon Conway, Subhranshu Senapati, Hari Nishaanth, N Jagadeesan, Deepak Chahar, KM Asif, Tushar Deshpande, Maheesh Theekshana, Simarjeet Singh, Adam Milne, Mukesh Choudhary, Dwayne Bravo, Shivam Dube, Rajvardhan Hangargekar, Dwaine Pretorius, Mitchell Santner, Prashant Solanki

Every youngster desires to play under MS Dhoni. The IPL is such a platform where a youngster, from any country, can get a chance to represent the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and better their skills and temparement by playing under the stalwart and former Indian captain.

Every youngster desires to play under MS Dhoni. The IPL is such a platform where a youngster, from any country, can get a chance to represent the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and better their skills and temparement by playing under the stalwart and former Indian captain. Shivam Dube, who has earlier represented the likes of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Rajasthan Royals (RR), has shown his hitting prowess and can bowl few overs of medium pace. However, his IPL career hasn't been flourished as yet and, hence, he has had limited appearances for Team India (1 ODI, 13 T20Is). Thus, he will like to turn things around emphatically in the forthcoming IPL 2022 edition by playing under Dhoni's leadership. ALSO READ | IPL 2022: Virat Kohli reveals chat with Faf du Plessis after he got picked by RCB in mega auction Ahead of the IPL 15 season, all-rounder Dube dwelled on his interaction with Dhoni so far. "I think you can still see the goosebumps coming out because always I'm a big fan of Mahi bhai and, especially CSK. I had a chat with Mahi bhai as recently as yesterday. He asked me to do a few things and I told him I'll definitely get it done. When Mahi bhai asks you to do something, consider it done," Dube told CSK. Dube was roped in by the CSK franchise for INR 40 million (INR 4 crore). The swashbuckling left-hander shared his reaction and revealed, "I was very surprised that I have got a baby boy and become a father. The 2nd big thing, again, after 4 days, I got picked by Chennai. I was dancing a bit in my room, I was really happy. I called my wife and my family. I don't dance often but because I was happy, I was dancing." ALSO READ | Not Virat Kohli or KL Rahul! RCB's Dinesh Karthik picks 'player to watch out for' in IPL 2022 "It was a big deal for me to get picked by Chennai. I was feeling great. I can't express my excitement in words but I was pleasantly surprised by having been picked by CSK. Although it is a different franchise for me, attitude will remain the same. I have to do my best for the team's cause, which has always been my mission as a player and will always be that way going forward as well. I'm more confident now," he further added. Dube has 399 runs at a strike-rate of 120.54 along with 4 wickets. He will be desperate to repay the faith shown by Dhoni & Co. in the CSK dugout and return with a dream season in the forthcoming edition. CSK squad for IPL 2022 Ravindra Jadeja, MS Dhoni (c & wk), Ruturaj Gaikwad, Moeen Ali, Robin Uthappa, Ambati Rayudu, Devon Conway, Subhranshu Senapati, Hari Nishaanth, N Jagadeesan, Deepak Chahar, KM Asif, Tushar Deshpande, Maheesh Theekshana, Simarjeet Singh, Adam Milne, Mukesh Choudhary, Dwayne Bravo, Shivam Dube, Rajvardhan Hangargekar, Dwaine Pretorius, Mitchell Santner, Prashant Solanki

When MS Dhoni asks you to do something, consider it done, says Shivam Dube ahead of IPL 2022 opener

Virat Kohli will enter IPL 2022 with no additional responsibility of captaining the three-time runners-up Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) as he gave up on the top job with the franchise's end of the campaign in IPL 2021.

The 33-year-old Kohli led RCB from 2011-2021, though he became a permanent captain in IPL 2013. While the Bengaluru-based franchise did well under him in some seasons, with their best being the IPL 2016 final appearance, they remained trophy-less even during Kohli's decade-long tenure.

Ahead of the commencement of the new IPL season, from March 26, Kohli reflected on IPL's overall journey, his family's presence and support whereas he also revealed the chat he had with his successor Faf du Plessis as soon the South African was roped in by the RCB franchise in the two-day IPL 15 mega auction (where Faf was bought for INR 70 million).

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"Wow 15 [IPL season]! It's quite unbelievable IPL has come this far and yeah [I am here with] renewed energy because I am off a lot of responsibilities and duties and life is in a very good place. We have a child now, we have a family and for me it's all about going on about life with a lot of joy and happiness and watching our child grow and doing what I love, which is playing cricket," the 33-year old said.

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"I messaged him as soon as he was picked for RCB. Sounded him off a little bit about what's to come. It was made official afterwards but I knew obviously that getting Faf at auction, the plan was very clear that we needed a leader in the change room and he commands that respect," he further added.

Faf was recently announced as Kohli's successor at the popular franchise. He has his task cut out to motivate the troops and take them to their first-ever IPL championship in the forthcoming edition.&nbsp;

RCB will play their season-opener versus Mayank Agarwal's Punjab Kings (PBKS) on March 27 at DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai.

RCB squad for IPL 2022

Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Mohammed Siraj, Harshal Patel, Faf du Plessis (c), Wanindu Hasaranga, Dinesh Karthik, Josh Hazlewood, Shahbaz Ahamad, Anuj Rawat, Akash Deep, Mahipal Lomror, Finn Allen, Sherfane Rutherford, Jason Behrendorff, Suyash Prabhudessai, Chama Milind, Aneeshwar Gautam, Karn Sharma,&nbsp;David Willey.&nbsp;

Virat Kohli will enter IPL 2022 with no additional responsibility of captaining the three-time runners-up Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) as he gave up on the top job with the franchise's end of the campaign in IPL 2021.

Virat Kohli will enter IPL 2022 with no additional responsibility of captaining the three-time runners-up Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) as he gave up on the top job with the franchise's end of the campaign in IPL 2021. The 33-year-old Kohli led RCB from 2011-2021, though he became a permanent captain in IPL 2013. While the Bengaluru-based franchise did well under him in some seasons, with their best being the IPL 2016 final appearance, they remained trophy-less even during Kohli's decade-long tenure. Ahead of the commencement of the new IPL season, from March 26, Kohli reflected on IPL's overall journey, his family's presence and support whereas he also revealed the chat he had with his successor Faf du Plessis as soon the South African was roped in by the RCB franchise in the two-day IPL 15 mega auction (where Faf was bought for INR 70 million). ALSO READ | From Jasprit Bumrah to Kagiso Rabada: A look at five players who might win Purple Cap in IPL 2022 "Wow 15 [IPL season]! It's quite unbelievable IPL has come this far and yeah [I am here with] renewed energy because I am off a lot of responsibilities and duties and life is in a very good place. We have a child now, we have a family and for me it's all about going on about life with a lot of joy and happiness and watching our child grow and doing what I love, which is playing cricket," the 33-year old said. King Kohli talks about his renewed energy, the confidence he has in Faf, and more on @kreditbee presents Bold Diaries.#PlayBold #WeAreChallengers #IPL2022 #Mission2022 @imVkohli pic.twitter.com/QQlaAFTpuO — Royal Challengers Bangalore (@RCBTweets) March 22, 2022 × ALSO READ | From Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli to AB de Villiers - Superstar batters with most IPL hundreds "I messaged him as soon as he was picked for RCB. Sounded him off a little bit about what's to come. It was made official afterwards but I knew obviously that getting Faf at auction, the plan was very clear that we needed a leader in the change room and he commands that respect," he further added. Faf was recently announced as Kohli's successor at the popular franchise. He has his task cut out to motivate the troops and take them to their first-ever IPL championship in the forthcoming edition. RCB will play their season-opener versus Mayank Agarwal's Punjab Kings (PBKS) on March 27 at DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai. RCB squad for IPL 2022 Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Mohammed Siraj, Harshal Patel, Faf du Plessis (c), Wanindu Hasaranga, Dinesh Karthik, Josh Hazlewood, Shahbaz Ahamad, Anuj Rawat, Akash Deep, Mahipal Lomror, Finn Allen, Sherfane Rutherford, Jason Behrendorff, Suyash Prabhudessai, Chama Milind, Aneeshwar Gautam, Karn Sharma, David Willey.

IPL 2022: Virat Kohli reveals chat with Faf du Plessis after he got picked by RCB in mega auction

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said the state of women`s sports is "very fragile" and sports federations need to get it right when writing rules for transgender female athletes. Coe`s comments come after University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas became the first transgender NCAA champion in Division I history by winning the women`s 500-yard freestyle in Atlanta last week.

"The integrity of women`s sport — if we don`t get this right — and, actually, the future of women`s sport, is very fragile," Coe was quoted as saying in a British paper The Times on Monday. "These are sensitive issues, they are societal issues — they go way, way beyond sport. I don`t have the luxury to get into endless discussions or the school of moral philosophy."

Thomas competed on the men`s team for three years before transitioning and moving to the women`s team and setting multiple program records. Last month, USA Swimming unveiled a new policy to allow transgender athletes to swim in elite events by setting out criteria that aim to mitigate any unfair advantages. 
The rules include testing to ensure testosterone is below a certain level - five nanomoles per liter continuously for at least 36 months - in transgender athletes who wish to compete against cisgender female swimmers.

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World Athletics requires transgender athletes to have low testosterone levels for at least 12 months before competition, a time period Coe thinks is too short. "We are asking for a greater length of (time) before competition because the residual impact of transitioning like that is more profound," Coe said. "There is no question that testosterone is the key determinant in performance."

Transgender rights have long been a controversial and politically divisive issue in the United States from sports to serving in the military, and even what bathrooms people are allowed to use. Coe said he understands the sensitive nature of the issue and said he wants to focus on&nbsp;science.

"It`s really difficult to keep the emotion out of this and subjectivity, so we do have to really stick as closely as we can to the science — and that`s what we've always tried to do when it`s been uncomfortable," he said. 
"You can't be oblivious to public sentiment ... but science is important. If I wasn't satisfied with the science that we have and the experts that we have used and the in-house teams that have been working on this for a long time ... if I wasn't comfortable about that, this would be a very different landscape.&nbsp;

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said the state of women`s sports is "very fragile" and sports federations need to get it right when writing rules for transgender female athletes.

World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said the state of women`s sports is "very fragile" and sports federations need to get it right when writing rules for transgender female athletes. Coe`s comments come after University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas became the first transgender NCAA champion in Division I history by winning the women`s 500-yard freestyle in Atlanta last week. "The integrity of women`s sport — if we don`t get this right — and, actually, the future of women`s sport, is very fragile," Coe was quoted as saying in a British paper The Times on Monday. "These are sensitive issues, they are societal issues — they go way, way beyond sport. I don`t have the luxury to get into endless discussions or the school of moral philosophy." Thomas competed on the men`s team for three years before transitioning and moving to the women`s team and setting multiple program records. Last month, USA Swimming unveiled a new policy to allow transgender athletes to swim in elite events by setting out criteria that aim to mitigate any unfair advantages. The rules include testing to ensure testosterone is below a certain level - five nanomoles per liter continuously for at least 36 months - in transgender athletes who wish to compete against cisgender female swimmers. ALSO READ | Winter sports in India: Huge number of female participants from across country World Athletics requires transgender athletes to have low testosterone levels for at least 12 months before competition, a time period Coe thinks is too short. "We are asking for a greater length of (time) before competition because the residual impact of transitioning like that is more profound," Coe said. "There is no question that testosterone is the key determinant in performance." Transgender rights have long been a controversial and politically divisive issue in the United States from sports to serving in the military, and even what bathrooms people are allowed to use. Coe said he understands the sensitive nature of the issue and said he wants to focus on science. "It`s really difficult to keep the emotion out of this and subjectivity, so we do have to really stick as closely as we can to the science — and that`s what we've always tried to do when it`s been uncomfortable," he said. "You can't be oblivious to public sentiment ... but science is important. If I wasn't satisfied with the science that we have and the experts that we have used and the in-house teams that have been working on this for a long time ... if I wasn't comfortable about that, this would be a very different landscape.

State of women's sports is 'fragile': World Athletics president after Lia Thomas’ win at NCAA swimming finals

The excitement for IPL 2022 is on another level as the upcoming season's commencement is just a few days away. This year's edition is keenly awaited as the ardent IPL fans want to see how the two new teams perform and what they bring to the table whereas many are making predictions on which youngster will make a mark, which side will have the last laugh, etc.

Amid all this, Royal Challengers Bangalore's (RCB) wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik joined the bandwagon and made a bold claim regarding which player he feels will be the 'one to watch out for' in IPL 2022, set to get underway on March 26 at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.

"Definitely David Warner (when being asked about the player to watch out for). And I say that because he's someone who has shown greatness in IPL over a period of time, [he has won] three Orange Caps. Obviously, last year didn't go according to plan but I am sure he'll have a point to prove. He's gone back to a franchise that he's played for before. Interestingly, I've played with him in that franchise, terrific cricketer, and I am pretty sure he'll have a very, very good season," Karthik said in a chat with Cricbuzz.

Many other marquee cricketers such as Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Quinton de Kock, Jonny Bairstow, etc. will also like to make a mark in the forthcoming season.

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On the other hand, DK also predicted who will be the most valuable overseas player in IPL 2022. In this regard, he picked New Zealand's Devon Conway, his RCB captain Faf du Plessis' replacement in the CSK camp, to do wonders for the MS Dhoni-led Yellow Army.

"Devon Conway (overseas MVP). He's a new import, he's going to make his debut for CSK. Terrific player. He's had a brilliant couple of seasons for New Zealand, did very well even in the World Cup under pressure even though he batted in the middle-order which is not something he does [often]. I have a feeling he's a very strong player and will go very very well for CSK," opined Karthik.
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The excitement for IPL 2022 is on another level as the upcoming season's commencement is just a few days away. This year's edition is keenly awaited as the ardent IPL fans want to see how the two new teams perform and what they bring to the table whereas many are making predictions on which youngster will make a mark, which side will have the last laugh, etc.

The excitement for IPL 2022 is on another level as the upcoming season's commencement is just a few days away. This year's edition is keenly awaited as the ardent IPL fans want to see how the two new teams perform and what they bring to the table whereas many are making predictions on which youngster will make a mark, which side will have the last laugh, etc. Amid all this, Royal Challengers Bangalore's (RCB) wicketkeeper-batter Dinesh Karthik joined the bandwagon and made a bold claim regarding which player he feels will be the 'one to watch out for' in IPL 2022, set to get underway on March 26 at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai. "Definitely David Warner (when being asked about the player to watch out for). And I say that because he's someone who has shown greatness in IPL over a period of time, [he has won] three Orange Caps. Obviously, last year didn't go according to plan but I am sure he'll have a point to prove. He's gone back to a franchise that he's played for before. Interestingly, I've played with him in that franchise, terrific cricketer, and I am pretty sure he'll have a very, very good season," Karthik said in a chat with Cricbuzz. Many other marquee cricketers such as Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Quinton de Kock, Jonny Bairstow, etc. will also like to make a mark in the forthcoming season. ALSO READ | From Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli to AB de Villiers - Superstar batters with most IPL hundreds On the other hand, DK also predicted who will be the most valuable overseas player in IPL 2022. In this regard, he picked New Zealand's Devon Conway, his RCB captain Faf du Plessis' replacement in the CSK camp, to do wonders for the MS Dhoni-led Yellow Army. "Devon Conway (overseas MVP). He's a new import, he's going to make his debut for CSK. Terrific player. He's had a brilliant couple of seasons for New Zealand, did very well even in the World Cup under pressure even though he batted in the middle-order which is not something he does [often]. I have a feeling he's a very strong player and will go very very well for CSK," opined Karthik.

Not Virat Kohli or KL Rahul! RCB's Dinesh Karthik picks 'player to watch out for' in IPL 2022

Hayley Matthews` fierce spell helped West Indies in defeating Bangladesh in a last-over thriller in the ongoing ICC Women`s World Cup 2022 here at Bay Oval on Friday. While defending 141, Hayley Matthews scalped four wickets and Afy Fletcher fetched three wickets for West Indies to bundled out Bangladesh on 136 runs and brought her side home with four runs victory.&nbsp;

Chasing 141, Bangladesh struggled a lot as they chase a mere 141 to beat West Indies. The Asian side reached 64/5 at the 25-over mark of their innings, with captain Nigar Sultana (14) and Salma Khatun (3) unbeaten and needing a further 77 runs for a second consecutive victory at the tournament. Bangladesh has lost 6 wickets for just 85 on board. Skipper Nigar Sultana scored only 25 runs and was sent back to the pavilion by Hayley Matthews scoreboard read 85/6. Later middle-order batters of Bangladesh tried to anchor the inning.In the end, it came down to the final six balls in Tauranga, with experienced West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor bowling to Nahida Akter (25*) and Bangladesh still requiring eight runs for win with just one wicket in hand.

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Earlier For West Indies spinners Hayley Matthews (4/14) and Afy Fletcher (3/29) did the majority of the damage for West Indies, while wicketkeeper Shemaine Campbelle (53*) also performed well to help pace batting innings that failed to reach any great heights.The win sees West Indies jump to third on the standings with three victories from five games, while Bangladesh stands in seventh.

Bangladesh spinners Salma Khatun and Nahida Akter scalped two wickets respectively with skipper Nigar Sultana (25) the equal top-scorer batting performance by the Asian side.

Brief Score: West Indies 140/9 (Shemaine Campbelle 53, Hayley Matthews 18; Salma Khatun 2/23) Bangladesh 136 (Nahida Akter 25*, Nigar Sultana 25; Hayley Matthews 15/4).

Hayley Matthews` fierce spell helped West Indies in defeating Bangladesh in a last-over thriller in the ongoing ICC Women`s World Cup 2022 here at Bay Oval on Friday.

Hayley Matthews` fierce spell helped West Indies in defeating Bangladesh in a last-over thriller in the ongoing ICC Women`s World Cup 2022 here at Bay Oval on Friday. While defending 141, Hayley Matthews scalped four wickets and Afy Fletcher fetched three wickets for West Indies to bundled out Bangladesh on 136 runs and brought her side home with four runs victory. Chasing 141, Bangladesh struggled a lot as they chase a mere 141 to beat West Indies. The Asian side reached 64/5 at the 25-over mark of their innings, with captain Nigar Sultana (14) and Salma Khatun (3) unbeaten and needing a further 77 runs for a second consecutive victory at the tournament. Bangladesh has lost 6 wickets for just 85 on board. Skipper Nigar Sultana scored only 25 runs and was sent back to the pavilion by Hayley Matthews scoreboard read 85/6. Later middle-order batters of Bangladesh tried to anchor the inning.In the end, it came down to the final six balls in Tauranga, with experienced West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor bowling to Nahida Akter (25*) and Bangladesh still requiring eight runs for win with just one wicket in hand. ALSO READ | EXPLAINED! Here's how Mithali Raj's India can make it to CWC 2022 semi-finals after England drubbing Earlier For West Indies spinners Hayley Matthews (4/14) and Afy Fletcher (3/29) did the majority of the damage for West Indies, while wicketkeeper Shemaine Campbelle (53*) also performed well to help pace batting innings that failed to reach any great heights.The win sees West Indies jump to third on the standings with three victories from five games, while Bangladesh stands in seventh. Bangladesh spinners Salma Khatun and Nahida Akter scalped two wickets respectively with skipper Nigar Sultana (25) the equal top-scorer batting performance by the Asian side. Brief Score: West Indies 140/9 (Shemaine Campbelle 53, Hayley Matthews 18; Salma Khatun 2/23) Bangladesh 136 (Nahida Akter 25*, Nigar Sultana 25; Hayley Matthews 15/4).

Women's CWC: Hayley Matthews's inspiring spell powers West Indies to thrilling win over Bangladesh

There is a lot of action taking place in the longest format of the game and, hence, leading to rapid changes in the points table of the second cycle of the ICC World Test Championship. After Babar Azam-led Pakistan's riveting draw versus Australia in the second and penultimate Test, in Karachi, there have been some changes in the overall standings.

Talking about the second Test, Pat Cummins-led Australia rode on Marnus Labuschagne's 160 to post 556-9 decl. after opting to bat first at the National Stadium, Karachi. In reply, Pakistan fell flat for 148, conceding a whopping 408-run lead in the process. Despite the humongous lead conceded, Babar-led Pakistan managed to draw the Test while chasing 506 in the fourth and final innings. Babar's 196 and Mohammad Rizwan's 104 not out led the home side to 443-7 when both sides settled for a draw on the final day's play. Following the enthralling battle, Australia and Pakistan remain at the top two positions, respectively, but there are some changes in PCT (i.e. Points won by a team / Points contested * 100).

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Here's a look at the updated World Test Championship points table after the Karachi encounter:

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After the Karachi Test, Pakistan skipper Babar said at the post-match presentation, "The plan was to bat session-by-session and build partnerships. It was a team effort, as others (Shafique and Rizwan) chipped in with useful contributions too. We took the onus and the main focus was to build partnerships right throughout the day. Rizwan was outstanding as he saved the Test for us eventually. We wanted to continue to bat in the same way (after the tea break) and we tried to be positive and play our shots. The team needed this knock, so I tried to bat for as long as I could."

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Meanwhile, Cummins stated, "I think so, I think we had enough overs, it was a pretty good wicket even on day 4 and day 5. We created a few chances, but we failed to grab them. Mitch Swepson was fantastic on debut, his figures don't do justice to the way he bowled. Nathan was impressive towards the end, as he always does on day 5. For an Australian team to bat over two days at the start of a Test match, I don't think we've done that for a long time. Lots of positives from this match and so far in the series. The way we batted was fantastic, the way we hunted and took those wickets on day 3 with reverse swing, that was brilliant as well. And we were always ahead in the game, so really proud of the boys."

More changes are expected in the WTC points table with the conclusion of the Pakistan-Australia Tests and the ongoing second and penultimate Test between hosts West Indies and England.

There is a lot of action taking place in the longest format of the game and, hence, leading to rapid changes in the points table of the second cycle of the ICC World Test Championship.

There is a lot of action taking place in the longest format of the game and, hence, leading to rapid changes in the points table of the second cycle of the ICC World Test Championship. After Babar Azam-led Pakistan's riveting draw versus Australia in the second and penultimate Test, in Karachi, there have been some changes in the overall standings. Talking about the second Test, Pat Cummins-led Australia rode on Marnus Labuschagne's 160 to post 556-9 decl. after opting to bat first at the National Stadium, Karachi. In reply, Pakistan fell flat for 148, conceding a whopping 408-run lead in the process. Despite the humongous lead conceded, Babar-led Pakistan managed to draw the Test while chasing 506 in the fourth and final innings. Babar's 196 and Mohammad Rizwan's 104 not out led the home side to 443-7 when both sides settled for a draw on the final day's play. Following the enthralling battle, Australia and Pakistan remain at the top two positions, respectively, but there are some changes in PCT (i.e. Points won by a team / Points contested * 100). ALSO READ | Imran Khan shares cryptic tweet, reveals he couldn't watch Pak vs Aus 2nd Test for 'fighting match fixing' Here's a look at the updated World Test Championship points table after the Karachi encounter: After the Karachi Test, Pakistan skipper Babar said at the post-match presentation, "The plan was to bat session-by-session and build partnerships. It was a team effort, as others (Shafique and Rizwan) chipped in with useful contributions too. We took the onus and the main focus was to build partnerships right throughout the day. Rizwan was outstanding as he saved the Test for us eventually. We wanted to continue to bat in the same way (after the tea break) and we tried to be positive and play our shots. The team needed this knock, so I tried to bat for as long as I could." ALSO READ | Babar Azam-led Pakistan become second team to achieve historic feat after drawn Test vs Australia Meanwhile, Cummins stated, "I think so, I think we had enough overs, it was a pretty good wicket even on day 4 and day 5. We created a few chances, but we failed to grab them. Mitch Swepson was fantastic on debut, his figures don't do justice to the way he bowled. Nathan was impressive towards the end, as he always does on day 5. For an Australian team to bat over two days at the start of a Test match, I don't think we've done that for a long time. Lots of positives from this match and so far in the series. The way we batted was fantastic, the way we hunted and took those wickets on day 3 with reverse swing, that was brilliant as well. And we were always ahead in the game, so really proud of the boys." More changes are expected in the WTC points table with the conclusion of the Pakistan-Australia Tests and the ongoing second and penultimate Test between hosts West Indies and England.

Updated ICC World Test Championship points table after Pakistan's riveting draw vs Australia

Seven-time&nbsp;Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said on Friday he expects a fine for missing last year`s FIA gala awards ceremony to be put towards helping improve diversity in motorsport. The Briton skipped the governing body`s presentation after a controversial final race of the season in Abu Dhabi that&nbsp; denied him a record eighth title and handed it instead to Red Bull rival Max Verstappen. Attendance is mandatory to the top three in the championship.

Hamilton told reporters ahead of the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix that he had met new FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. "There will be some sort of fine regarding the gala but we`ve worked together to make sure the money will be put towards youth from under-privileged backgrounds getting into motorsport," said the Mercedes driver.

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Hamilton, the sport`s only Black driver, has pushed hard for diversity and wider access to motorsport after emerging from an under-privileged background to become one of the world`s highest-paid athletes. He set up a commission in 2020 and last year made a personal pledge of 20 million pounds ($26.25 million) towards a new Mission 44 foundation supporting under-represented young people in Britain.

Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said on Friday he expects a fine for missing last year`s FIA gala awards ceremony to be put towards helping improve diversity in motorsport.

Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton said on Friday he expects a fine for missing last year`s FIA gala awards ceremony to be put towards helping improve diversity in motorsport. The Briton skipped the governing body`s presentation after a controversial final race of the season in Abu Dhabi that denied him a record eighth title and handed it instead to Red Bull rival Max Verstappen. Attendance is mandatory to the top three in the championship. Hamilton told reporters ahead of the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix that he had met new FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem. "There will be some sort of fine regarding the gala but we`ve worked together to make sure the money will be put towards youth from under-privileged backgrounds getting into motorsport," said the Mercedes driver. ALSO READ | McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo fit to take part in Bahrain Grand Prix after negative COVID tests Hamilton, the sport`s only Black driver, has pushed hard for diversity and wider access to motorsport after emerging from an under-privileged background to become one of the world`s highest-paid athletes. He set up a commission in 2020 and last year made a personal pledge of 20 million pounds ($26.25 million) towards a new Mission 44 foundation supporting under-represented young people in Britain.

Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton says gala fine will help under-privileged youth

World No.4 Rafael Nadal beats Australia`s Nick Kyrgios 7-6 (7-0), 5-7, 6-4 to set up a semi-final clash with 18-year-old compatriot Carlos Alcaraz here at the Indian Wells. The 21-time grand slam champion won his 19th consecutive match since the start of the year with a win over the Australian.

In the opening set, Kyrgios drew first blood, breaking Nadal to take a 2-1 lead. Kyrgios was broken when he was serving for the first set and was also warned for smashing his racquet.

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Nadal fought his way back to take the set to a tie-breaker but in the tie-break, the Spaniard won all the points to go one game up. The Australian World No. 132 clawed his way back winning the second set 5-7 to make it one set apiece and take the match to the decider. In the third and final set, the 35-year-old Spaniard held his nerve to win it 6-4 and set up a semi-final battle with his countrymen Carlos Alcaraz who defeated defending champion from Cameron Norrie of Great Britain. The 18-year old Alcaraz registered a comfortable 6-4, 6-3 win over the Norrie.&nbsp;

World No.4 Rafael Nadal beats Australia`s Nick Kyrgios 7-6 (7-0), 5-7, 6-4 to set up a semi-final clash with 18-year-old compatriot Carlos Alcaraz here at the Indian Wells.

World No.4 Rafael Nadal beats Australia`s Nick Kyrgios 7-6 (7-0), 5-7, 6-4 to set up a semi-final clash with 18-year-old compatriot Carlos Alcaraz here at the Indian Wells. The 21-time grand slam champion won his 19th consecutive match since the start of the year with a win over the Australian. In the opening set, Kyrgios drew first blood, breaking Nadal to take a 2-1 lead. Kyrgios was broken when he was serving for the first set and was also warned for smashing his racquet. ALSO READ | Indian Wells: Rafael Nadal extends unbeaten streak to 18 after beating USA's Reilly Opelka to enter quarters Nadal fought his way back to take the set to a tie-breaker but in the tie-break, the Spaniard won all the points to go one game up. The Australian World No. 132 clawed his way back winning the second set 5-7 to make it one set apiece and take the match to the decider. In the third and final set, the 35-year-old Spaniard held his nerve to win it 6-4 and set up a semi-final battle with his countrymen Carlos Alcaraz who defeated defending champion from Cameron Norrie of Great Britain. The 18-year old Alcaraz registered a comfortable 6-4, 6-3 win over the Norrie.

Indian Wells: Rafael Nadal extends unbeaten streak to 19 after going past Nick Kyrgios, enters semis

From Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli to AB de Villiers - Superstar batters with most IPL hundreds

The ardent fans of Virat Kohli have been patiently waiting for the superstar cricketer's 71st international ton. Kohli's last three-figure knock at the international level came in late 2019. Since then, he gave up Test and T20I captaincy whereas he was sacked as the ODI skipper for Rohit Sharma to take charge of Team India as full-time captain.

In the IPL, Kohli's last century came during the 2019 edition. While he has been among runs in the last two seasons, his strike-rate has gone down. In IPL 2021, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) batter amassed 405 runs in 15 innings at a strike rate of 119.46. In the previous season, he struck at 121.35. After giving up on RCB captaincy with the end of the last year's edition, his Bengaluru teammate and Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell feels Kohli will be at his usual best in the forthcoming IPL 2022 edition with no additional pressure on him.

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Speaking on the RCB Podcast, Maxwell said, "He knows he's handing the captaincy over, which I think is potentially a big burden for him. It might have been something that's been weighing him down for a while and now that he's been able to release it, it might be dangerous news for opposition teams."

"It is amazing for him to be relaxed a bit and actually enjoy the next few years of his career without any of that sort of external pressure. I think playing against him in earlier days, he was a fiery competitor, getting in your face. He's always trying to impose himself on the game. Impose himself on the opposition," he further opined.

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"Something I've noticed more from him this year is he's been really measured with his emotions. He's actually been really measured with his decision-making. He's certainly really surprised me and probably how close we've both gotten to each other as well this year. Being able to talk about the game in a calm manner," Maxwell added.

Faf du Plessis-led RCB will open their campaign in the upcoming IPL 2022 edition against Mayank Agarwal's Punjab Kings (PBKS) on March 27 in match 3, at&nbsp;Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai. Will Kohli go bonkers with the bat this season? Only time will tell..

The ardent fans of Virat Kohli have been patiently waiting for the superstar cricketer's 71st international ton. Kohli's last three-figure knock at the international level came in late 2019.

The ardent fans of Virat Kohli have been patiently waiting for the superstar cricketer's 71st international ton. Kohli's last three-figure knock at the international level came in late 2019. Since then, he gave up Test and T20I captaincy whereas he was sacked as the ODI skipper for Rohit Sharma to take charge of Team India as full-time captain. In the IPL, Kohli's last century came during the 2019 edition. While he has been among runs in the last two seasons, his strike-rate has gone down. In IPL 2021, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) batter amassed 405 runs in 15 innings at a strike rate of 119.46. In the previous season, he struck at 121.35. After giving up on RCB captaincy with the end of the last year's edition, his Bengaluru teammate and Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell feels Kohli will be at his usual best in the forthcoming IPL 2022 edition with no additional pressure on him. ALSO READ | From Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni to Hardik Pandya: Top 5 cricketing superstars with most Instagram followers Speaking on the RCB Podcast, Maxwell said, "He knows he's handing the captaincy over, which I think is potentially a big burden for him. It might have been something that's been weighing him down for a while and now that he's been able to release it, it might be dangerous news for opposition teams." "It is amazing for him to be relaxed a bit and actually enjoy the next few years of his career without any of that sort of external pressure. I think playing against him in earlier days, he was a fiery competitor, getting in your face. He's always trying to impose himself on the game. Impose himself on the opposition," he further opined. ALSO READ | IPL 2022 to be a trial run for star Team India bowler for T20 World Cup consideration: Report "Something I've noticed more from him this year is he's been really measured with his emotions. He's actually been really measured with his decision-making. He's certainly really surprised me and probably how close we've both gotten to each other as well this year. Being able to talk about the game in a calm manner," Maxwell added. Faf du Plessis-led RCB will open their campaign in the upcoming IPL 2022 edition against Mayank Agarwal's Punjab Kings (PBKS) on March 27 in match 3, at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai. Will Kohli go bonkers with the bat this season? Only time will tell..

'Might be dangerous news for oppositions': RCB star Maxwell explains why Kohli can be lethal in IPL 2022

Mithali Raj-led India face one of the two unbeaten sides, i.e. Australia in match 18 of the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup, in New Zealand, on Saturday (March 19). With the race for the semi-finals heating up with each passing day, the two-time runners-up India have a herculean task to negate the Aussie threat, who have been demolishing oppositions so far in the eight-team tournament.&nbsp;

While India started their campaign with a spirited win over arch-rivals Pakistan, they lost the plot versus hosts New Zealand before returning to winning ways with a big win over West Indies. They had a chance to bolster their chances of reaching the semis had they won against England, however, all is far from over for the Women in Blue despite a four-wicket loss to the defending champions.&nbsp;

Talking about Australia, they edged past England in their opening game before thrashing the likes of Pakistan, New Zealand and West Indies. They will like to keep up with the winning momentum as South Africa are also unbeaten, after four games, and can end as the top-ranked side.

Here is everything you need to know about the match - date, IST, streaming details, etc.&nbsp;

When is India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match taking place?

India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match will take place on March 19, 2022.&nbsp;

Where is&nbsp;India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match&nbsp;taking place?

India&nbsp;vs Australia&nbsp;Women's World Cup match&nbsp;will be held&nbsp;at Eden Park, Auckland.

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At what time is&nbsp;India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match&nbsp;taking place?

India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match&nbsp;will commence at 6:30 AM&nbsp;IST.

How to watch India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match&nbsp;live on TV?

India&nbsp;vs Australia&nbsp;Women's World Cup match&nbsp;will be available on Star Sports channels - Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD, Star Sports 1 Hindi, Star Sports 1 Hindi HD, Star Sports 1 Tamil, Star Sports 1 Telugu, and Star Sports 1 Kannada.

How to watch India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match&nbsp;live streaming?

India&nbsp;vs Australia Women's World Cup match&nbsp;will be available on&nbsp;the Hotstar app as well as on the&nbsp;website.

Mithali Raj-led India face one of the two unbeaten sides, i.e. Australia in match 18 of the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup, in New Zealand, on Saturday (March 19).

Mithali Raj-led India face one of the two unbeaten sides, i.e. Australia in match 18 of the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup, in New Zealand, on Saturday (March 19). With the race for the semi-finals heating up with each passing day, the two-time runners-up India have a herculean task to negate the Aussie threat, who have been demolishing oppositions so far in the eight-team tournament. While India started their campaign with a spirited win over arch-rivals Pakistan, they lost the plot versus hosts New Zealand before returning to winning ways with a big win over West Indies. They had a chance to bolster their chances of reaching the semis had they won against England, however, all is far from over for the Women in Blue despite a four-wicket loss to the defending champions. Talking about Australia, they edged past England in their opening game before thrashing the likes of Pakistan, New Zealand and West Indies. They will like to keep up with the winning momentum as South Africa are also unbeaten, after four games, and can end as the top-ranked side. Here is everything you need to know about the match - date, IST, streaming details, etc. When is India vs Australia Women's World Cup match taking place? India vs Australia Women's World Cup match will take place on March 19, 2022. Where is India vs Australia Women's World Cup match taking place? India vs Australia Women's World Cup match will be held at Eden Park, Auckland. ALSO READ | IND vs AUS prediction: Who will win WWC 2022 match between India and Australia? At what time is India vs Australia Women's World Cup match taking place? India vs Australia Women's World Cup match will commence at 6:30 AM IST. How to watch India vs Australia Women's World Cup match live on TV? India vs Australia Women's World Cup match will be available on Star Sports channels - Star Sports 1, Star Sports 1 HD, Star Sports 1 Hindi, Star Sports 1 Hindi HD, Star Sports 1 Tamil, Star Sports 1 Telugu, and Star Sports 1 Kannada. How to watch India vs Australia Women's World Cup match live streaming? India vs Australia Women's World Cup match will be available on the Hotstar app as well as on the website.

IND vs AUS WWC 2022 live streaming: Where and when to watch India vs Australia match?

Mithali Raj-led India have their task cut out as they lock horns with one of the two unbeatable teams, i.e. Australia, in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup on Saturday (March 19). With two wins and an equal number of losses, India are in a tricky position as far as semi-finals qualifications are concerned. Thus, they cannot afford any further slip-up as it will further complicate their task of finishing in the top-four.

Talking about India's run so far, the two-time runners-up thrashed Pakistan in their opening game before losing to New Zealand by a convincing margin. They then returned back to winning ways with a big win over then-unbeaten side West Indies, in their third game, before going down to England, who was winless before the India face-off. Will India end another team's unbeaten run in the eight-team tournament? Without a doubt, Australia will be a totally different challenge as the Women in Yellow have four wins from as many encounters.

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Match prediction for India vs Australia CWC 2022 face-off:&nbsp;Meg Lanning-led Aussies have been on a roll. So far, they edged past England before demolishing the likes of Pakistan, New Zealand and West Indies. Both teams have not played at the iconic Eden Park, Auckland, hence, that might test&nbsp;the two camps. Nonetheless, the Aussies are much more balanced,&nbsp;in a red-hot form to adapt and continue their winning run. For India, they need to click as the tournament is progressing towards the business end and the race for the semi-finals spot is heating up.&nbsp;

Given Australia and South Africa are very much likely to end as the top-two ranked sides, India are wary of the challenges&nbsp;with New Zealand, West Indies and England (who can still turn it around despite a solitary win from four games) battling it out for the remaining two slots.

At present, it seems Australia will continue their winning run unless India bring out their A-game.

Mithali Raj-led India have their task cut out as they lock horns with one of the two unbeatable teams, i.e. Australia, in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup on Saturday (March 19).

Mithali Raj-led India have their task cut out as they lock horns with one of the two unbeatable teams, i.e. Australia, in the ongoing ICC Women's World Cup on Saturday (March 19). With two wins and an equal number of losses, India are in a tricky position as far as semi-finals qualifications are concerned. Thus, they cannot afford any further slip-up as it will further complicate their task of finishing in the top-four. Talking about India's run so far, the two-time runners-up thrashed Pakistan in their opening game before losing to New Zealand by a convincing margin. They then returned back to winning ways with a big win over then-unbeaten side West Indies, in their third game, before going down to England, who was winless before the India face-off. Will India end another team's unbeaten run in the eight-team tournament? Without a doubt, Australia will be a totally different challenge as the Women in Yellow have four wins from as many encounters. ALSO READ | EXPLAINED! Here's how Mithali Raj's India can make it to CWC 2022 semi-finals after England drubbing Match prediction for India vs Australia CWC 2022 face-off: Meg Lanning-led Aussies have been on a roll. So far, they edged past England before demolishing the likes of Pakistan, New Zealand and West Indies. Both teams have not played at the iconic Eden Park, Auckland, hence, that might test the two camps. Nonetheless, the Aussies are much more balanced, in a red-hot form to adapt and continue their winning run. For India, they need to click as the tournament is progressing towards the business end and the race for the semi-finals spot is heating up. Given Australia and South Africa are very much likely to end as the top-two ranked sides, India are wary of the challenges with New Zealand, West Indies and England (who can still turn it around despite a solitary win from four games) battling it out for the remaining two slots. At present, it seems Australia will continue their winning run unless India bring out their A-game.

IND vs AUS prediction: Who will win WWC 2022 match between India and Australia?

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