Indian Cricket added all-rounder Washington Sundar to the side for the remaining two Test matches as the hosts, now trailing 0-1, look to stage a comeback into the three-match Test series. The news of Sundar’s addition was confirmed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Sunday (Oct 20) evening on its social media handle. India lost the Bengaluru Test earlier in the day by eight wickets and trail 0-1 in the series.

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<h2>Washington Sundar added to Indian squad</h2>

With India losing to New Zealand, BCCI’s announcement came as a surprise for the all-rounder, as he is currently in Delhi representing Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy group stage opener. The call-up comes after he was omitted from the Test squad despite playing in the Bangladesh T20I series earlier this month. The call-up also comes after Sundar scored a brilliant 152 in the Ranji Trophy contest against Delhi.

His innings propelled Tamil Nadu to a whopping 674/6 in their first inning, with Sai Sudharsan amassing 213. Pradosh Paul also contributed with 117 as Tamil Nadu ran riot with the bat. In reply, Delhi made a decent start but they closed Day 3 on 264/8 and are in danger of giving away valuable points based on first innings lead to Tamil Nadu. Yash Dhull was the only shining star, having scored unbeaten 103 for Delhi.

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<h2>India lose Bengaluru Test</h2>

Needing 107 runs to win the Bengaluru Test on Day 5, New Zealand batters made an easy meal of the Indian bowlers as they won the Test match. For India Rishabh Pant scored 99 and gave a good helping hand to Sarfaraz Khan, who scored 150. These innings combined with Rohit’s 52 and Virat’s 71 helped India reach 462 as they overcame a massive deposit of 356 runs from the first innings.

However, the second innings heroics did not prove enough for India, having been bowled out for 46 in the first innings as they lost by eight wickets. The eyes will now be on the second Test match which starts on Thursday (Oct 24).

Indian Cricket added all-rounder Washington Sundar to the side for the remaining two Test matches as the hosts, now trailing 0-1, look to stage a comeback into the three-match Test series.

Indian Cricket added all-rounder Washington Sundar to the side for the remaining two Test matches as the hosts, now trailing 0-1, look to stage a comeback into the three-match Test series. The news of Sundar’s addition was confirmed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Sunday (Oct 20) evening on its social media handle. India lost the Bengaluru Test earlier in the day by eight wickets and trail 0-1 in the series. 🚨 News 🚨 Squad Update: Washington Sundar added to squad for the second and third Test#INDvNZ | @IDFCFIRSTBank Details 🔽 — BCCI (@BCCI) October 20, 2024 × Washington Sundar added to Indian squad With India losing to New Zealand, BCCI’s announcement came as a surprise for the all-rounder, as he is currently in Delhi representing Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy group stage opener. The call-up comes after he was omitted from the Test squad despite playing in the Bangladesh T20I series earlier this month. The call-up also comes after Sundar scored a brilliant 152 in the Ranji Trophy contest against Delhi. His innings propelled Tamil Nadu to a whopping 674/6 in their first inning, with Sai Sudharsan amassing 213. Pradosh Paul also contributed with 117 as Tamil Nadu ran riot with the bat. In reply, Delhi made a decent start but they closed Day 3 on 264/8 and are in danger of giving away valuable points based on first innings lead to Tamil Nadu. Yash Dhull was the only shining star, having scored unbeaten 103 for Delhi. ALSO READ | Rohit Sharma lauds Sarfaraz, Pant for mature knocks; backs India to give it all in remaining two Tests vs NZ India lose Bengaluru Test Needing 107 runs to win the Bengaluru Test on Day 5, New Zealand batters made an easy meal of the Indian bowlers as they won the Test match. For India Rishabh Pant scored 99 and gave a good helping hand to Sarfaraz Khan, who scored 150. These innings combined with Rohit’s 52 and Virat’s 71 helped India reach 462 as they overcame a massive deposit of 356 runs from the first innings. However, the second innings heroics did not prove enough for India, having been bowled out for 46 in the first innings as they lost by eight wickets. The eyes will now be on the second Test match which starts on Thursday (Oct 24).

IND vs NZ: Washington Sundar added to Indian squad for Pune and Mumbai Tests

Indian captain Rohit Sharma is cautious about the extent of injury to Rishabh Pant after the wicketkeeper-batter did not keep gloves for the hosts in the second innings of the Bengaluru Test match. The contest, which ended in favour of New Zealand on Sunday (Oct 20), saw the Kiwis win by eight wickets despite India’s mini-comeback in the second innings. After the defeat, Rohit claimed the team management is “extra careful” when it comes to Pant, who suffered a serious knee injury in a near-fatal car accident in December 2022.

<h2>Rohit to be ‘extra careful’ on Pant</h2>

"He's had a massive operation on his leg, so we all know what he went through," Rohit said after India went down by eight wickets to New Zealand in Bengaluru on Sunday. "It's just to be a little careful about where he is at and what he is to us. Even when he was batting, he was not comfortably running. He was trying to only put the ball in the stands."

"He's had a lot of minor surgeries [and] one big surgery on his knee and he went through a lot of trauma, to be honest, in the last one-and-a-half years," Rohit said. "So it's just about being extra careful, not [just] careful with him.”

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<h2>India lose Bengaluru Test</h2>

While Pant’s right knee injury on Day 3 was the big talking point, he did return to bat for India on Day 4 as the hosts revived their hopes of drawing and, if not winning, the Test match. Before getting out, Pant scored 99 and gave a good helping hand to Sarfaraz Khan, who scored 150. The innings combined with Rohit’s 52 and Virat’s 71 helped India reach 462 as they overcame a massive deficit of 356 runs from the first innings.

However, the second innings heroics did not prove worthy for India having been bowled out for 46 in the first innings as they lost by eight wickets. The eyes will now be on the second Test match, which starts on Thursday (Oct 24).

Indian captain Rohit Sharma is cautious about the extent of injury to Rishabh Pant after the wicketkeeper-batter did not keep gloves for the hosts in the second innings of the Bengaluru Test match.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma is cautious about the extent of injury to Rishabh Pant after the wicketkeeper-batter did not keep gloves for the hosts in the second innings of the Bengaluru Test match. The contest, which ended in favour of New Zealand on Sunday (Oct 20), saw the Kiwis win by eight wickets despite India’s mini-comeback in the second innings. After the defeat, Rohit claimed the team management is “extra careful” when it comes to Pant, who suffered a serious knee injury in a near-fatal car accident in December 2022. Rohit to be ‘extra careful’ on Pant "He's had a massive operation on his leg, so we all know what he went through," Rohit said after India went down by eight wickets to New Zealand in Bengaluru on Sunday. "It's just to be a little careful about where he is at and what he is to us. Even when he was batting, he was not comfortably running. He was trying to only put the ball in the stands." "He's had a lot of minor surgeries [and] one big surgery on his knee and he went through a lot of trauma, to be honest, in the last one-and-a-half years," Rohit said. "So it's just about being extra careful, not [just] careful with him.” ALSO READ | Rohit Sharma lauds Sarfaraz, Pant for mature knocks; backs India to give it all in remaining two Tests vs NZ India lose Bengaluru Test While Pant’s right knee injury on Day 3 was the big talking point, he did return to bat for India on Day 4 as the hosts revived their hopes of drawing and, if not winning, the Test match. Before getting out, Pant scored 99 and gave a good helping hand to Sarfaraz Khan, who scored 150. The innings combined with Rohit’s 52 and Virat’s 71 helped India reach 462 as they overcame a massive deficit of 356 runs from the first innings. However, the second innings heroics did not prove worthy for India having been bowled out for 46 in the first innings as they lost by eight wickets. The eyes will now be on the second Test match, which starts on Thursday (Oct 24).

IND vs NZ, 1st Test: We have to be extra careful, not just careful with him - Rohit Sharma on Rishabh Pant

Olympian Joshua Cheptegei lived up to his billing to take home the men’s crown. At the same time, Alemaddis Eyayu pushed pre-race favourite Cynthia Limo behind for a surprise win in the women’s race in Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, in New Delhi on Sunday.

Kenya’s Alex Matata (27) led a major part of the race with his teammate Nicholas Kipkorir, who ran his maiden half marathon internationally. Kipkorir was a bronze medalist in the 5 km World Championships last year.

Matata was unbeaten in all three races he took part in in Europe earlier this year, clocking&nbsp; sub-60 minutes in two of them.&nbsp;That made the race exciting, and everyone was looking for fast finish timing from the men’s winner.&nbsp;Matata kept&nbsp;the lead until the runners turned towards the finish line in the Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium, where the race commenced less than an hour earlier to decide the 2024 title.&nbsp;Cheptegei, running seconds behind the Kenyan, realized the now-or-never situation and came from behind to snatch the lead from Matata to win in 59 minutes 46 seconds. Matata (59:53) and Kipkorir (59:59) completed the podium with the Ugandan.&nbsp;

Incidentally, the Vedanta Delhi half marathon was one of the fastest races in the World and usually saw incredible timings by the participants. Ethiopian Deriba Merga was the first to post a sub-60-minute winning time in 2008, when all the podium finishers dipped under 1 hour. This action was repeated several times in some of the subsequent editions at Delhi, wherein 2014 witnessed a record number of nine runners finishing within 60 minutes.

Former world champion Muktar Edris from Ethiopia, another pre-race favourite, finished fifth (60:52), while Tanzania’s Alphonce Simbu (60:40) got the fourth place.&nbsp;

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<h2>Eyayu beats favourite Limo to win the women’s title</h2>

Alemaddis Eyayu extended the Ethiopian winning streak in Delhi.&nbsp;Kenya’s Cynthia Limo, the pre-race favourite, led the field right from the beginning, while Scotland’s Commonwealth Champion Eilish McColgan trailed behind all the time.&nbsp;McColgan had the fastest and only sub-66 minute timing among the elite women who took the starting lineup.&nbsp;However, two Ethiopians, Eyayu and Tiruye Mesfin stuck with Limo for the entire part.

Olympian Joshua Cheptegei lived up to his billing to take home the men’s crown. At the same time, Alemaddis Eyayu pushed pre-race favourite Cynthia Limo behind for a surprise win in the women’s race in Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, in New Delhi on Sunday.

Olympian Joshua Cheptegei lived up to his billing to take home the men’s crown. At the same time, Alemaddis Eyayu pushed pre-race favourite Cynthia Limo behind for a surprise win in the women’s race in Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon, a World Athletics Gold Label Road Race, in New Delhi on Sunday. Kenya’s Alex Matata (27) led a major part of the race with his teammate Nicholas Kipkorir, who ran his maiden half marathon internationally. Kipkorir was a bronze medalist in the 5 km World Championships last year. Matata was unbeaten in all three races he took part in in Europe earlier this year, clocking sub-60 minutes in two of them. That made the race exciting, and everyone was looking for fast finish timing from the men’s winner. Matata kept the lead until the runners turned towards the finish line in the Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium, where the race commenced less than an hour earlier to decide the 2024 title. Cheptegei, running seconds behind the Kenyan, realized the now-or-never situation and came from behind to snatch the lead from Matata to win in 59 minutes 46 seconds. Matata (59:53) and Kipkorir (59:59) completed the podium with the Ugandan. Incidentally, the Vedanta Delhi half marathon was one of the fastest races in the World and usually saw incredible timings by the participants. Ethiopian Deriba Merga was the first to post a sub-60-minute winning time in 2008, when all the podium finishers dipped under 1 hour. This action was repeated several times in some of the subsequent editions at Delhi, wherein 2014 witnessed a record number of nine runners finishing within 60 minutes. Former world champion Muktar Edris from Ethiopia, another pre-race favourite, finished fifth (60:52), while Tanzania’s Alphonce Simbu (60:40) got the fourth place. ALSO READ | Rohit Sharma lauds Sarfaraz, Pant for mature knocks; backs India to give it all in remaining two Tests vs NZ Eyayu beats favourite Limo to win the women’s title Alemaddis Eyayu extended the Ethiopian winning streak in Delhi. Kenya’s Cynthia Limo, the pre-race favourite, led the field right from the beginning, while Scotland’s Commonwealth Champion Eilish McColgan trailed behind all the time. McColgan had the fastest and only sub-66 minute timing among the elite women who took the starting lineup. However, two Ethiopians, Eyayu and Tiruye Mesfin stuck with Limo for the entire part.

Delhi Half Marathon: Joshua Cheptegei takes home crown, Alemaddis Eyayu stuns Cynthia Limo

Wicketkeepers Dismissed on 99 in Tests ft Rishabh Pant, MS Dhoni, Jonny Bairstow, IND vs NZ

Wicketkeepers Dismissed on 99 in Tests

Most Dismissals in 90s in Tests for India

Most Dismissals in 90s in Tests for India ft Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, Rishabh Pant, IND vs NZ

5 Lowest Test Totals Successfully Defended By India

Total Defended: 188, India won by 75 Runs

Total Defended: 188, India won by 60 Runs 

Total Defended: 170, India won by 64 Runs 

Total Defended: 143, India won by 59 Runs

Total Defended: 107, India won by 13 Runs

5 Lowest Test Totals Successfully Defended By India ft India vs Australia 2004, IND vs NZ Bengaluru Test

Bengaluru FC earned a slender 1-0 win over Punjab FC in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2024-25 at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru this evening. With this win, the Blues have taken a four-point lead at the top of the table.

The clean sheet also means Bengaluru FC have now set a new record for most minutes without conceding from the start of an ISL season (450 minutes and counting) overtaking Jamshedpur FC (389 minutes at the start of the 2017-18 season). Gerard Zaragoza broke his own record of four clean sheets that the team created under his watch last season, courtesy of this outcome.

A solitary goal from Naorem Roshan Singh was enough to hand Zaragoza’s side their fourth victory of the season. Punjab FC tried their luck mostly from a distance, often missing the target.

Bengaluru FC’s first positive move came in the 10th minute when Naorem Roshan Singh found himself at the end of a through ball. But before the full-back could conjure some magic, Khaiminthang Lhungdim came to Punjab FC’s rescue.

Ten minutes later, the Blues came up with another chance. Rohit Danu played a pass onto Edgar Mendez's feet. Mendez then laid it off to Roshan. The latter took some extra time on the ball and his shot was successfully blocked by Suresh Meitei.

Finally, in the 43rd minute, the deadlock was broken. Jorge Pereyra Diaz’s cross from inside the 18-yard area itself took a deflection to fall into the path of Roshan. The left-back didn’t hesitate to try his luck and came back with a stunning goal. Nikhil Prabhu tried to restore parity from distance before the half-break. However, his shot was quite some distance from the target.

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In the 50th minute, the Blues could have found their second goal of the evening. Jorge Pereyra Diaz played in a ball to Sunil Chhetri who laid it off for Alberto Noguera. The Spaniard’s curling effort, meanwhile, wasn’t on target. Bengaluru FC went down to 10 men in the 58th minute after Chinglensana Singh was given his marching orders. Post this, Punjab FC started getting a stronghold of the game.

Punjab FC got their best chance of the evening in the 74th minute. Asmir Suljic whipped in a ball into the six-yard area. Roshan Singh failed to clear it properly and the ball fell straight into Mushaga Bakenga’s feet. With a clear sight of the goal, the Norwegian hit the crossbar.

Bengaluru FC earned a slender 1-0 win over Punjab FC in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2024-25 at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru this evening. With this win, the Blues have taken a four-point lead at the top of the table.

Bengaluru FC earned a slender 1-0 win over Punjab FC in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2024-25 at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru this evening. With this win, the Blues have taken a four-point lead at the top of the table. The clean sheet also means Bengaluru FC have now set a new record for most minutes without conceding from the start of an ISL season (450 minutes and counting) overtaking Jamshedpur FC (389 minutes at the start of the 2017-18 season). Gerard Zaragoza broke his own record of four clean sheets that the team created under his watch last season, courtesy of this outcome. A solitary goal from Naorem Roshan Singh was enough to hand Zaragoza’s side their fourth victory of the season. Punjab FC tried their luck mostly from a distance, often missing the target. Bengaluru FC’s first positive move came in the 10th minute when Naorem Roshan Singh found himself at the end of a through ball. But before the full-back could conjure some magic, Khaiminthang Lhungdim came to Punjab FC’s rescue. Ten minutes later, the Blues came up with another chance. Rohit Danu played a pass onto Edgar Mendez's feet. Mendez then laid it off to Roshan. The latter took some extra time on the ball and his shot was successfully blocked by Suresh Meitei. Finally, in the 43rd minute, the deadlock was broken. Jorge Pereyra Diaz’s cross from inside the 18-yard area itself took a deflection to fall into the path of Roshan. The left-back didn’t hesitate to try his luck and came back with a stunning goal. Nikhil Prabhu tried to restore parity from distance before the half-break. However, his shot was quite some distance from the target. ALSO READ | Noman Ali and Sajid Khan put up colossal effort to see Pakistan through in second Test vs ENG, level series In the 50th minute, the Blues could have found their second goal of the evening. Jorge Pereyra Diaz played in a ball to Sunil Chhetri who laid it off for Alberto Noguera. The Spaniard’s curling effort, meanwhile, wasn’t on target. Bengaluru FC went down to 10 men in the 58th minute after Chinglensana Singh was given his marching orders. Post this, Punjab FC started getting a stronghold of the game. Punjab FC got their best chance of the evening in the 74th minute. Asmir Suljic whipped in a ball into the six-yard area. Roshan Singh failed to clear it properly and the ball fell straight into Mushaga Bakenga’s feet. With a clear sight of the goal, the Norwegian hit the crossbar.

ISL: Bengaluru FC open four-point gap at top after narrow win over Punjab FC

There will be a new world champion after New Zealand beat West Indies in the T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal on Friday (Oct 18) at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in UAE. The White Ferns beat the Caribbean by eight runs in a thrilling contest to book their first final berth in 14 years and will play against South Africa for the T20 World Cup title on Sunday. Eden Carson was the architect of the match after she scalped three wickets for New Zealand and helped her side to win.

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<h2>New Zealand book semis berth</h2>

In a low-scoring thriller on Friday, New Zealand restricted West Indies to just 120 having been tasked to chase 129 to win the semifinal contest. Star batter Deandra Dottin showed her class with the bat as she scored 33 but could not help her side to win having lacked support at one end. Losing wickets at consistent intervals proved costly for the Caribbean side as they failed to book their place in the final of the tournament.&nbsp;

While Carson was the pick of the bowlers, Amelia Kerr also scalped two wickets to help her side win the match. There were wickets for Fran Jonas, Lea Tahuhu and Suzie Bates which propelled them to win.

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<h2>New Zealand fail to capitalise</h2>

Earlier, New Zealand failed to capitalise on a good start as they lost wickets at consistent intervals. After being 48/0 after eight overs, they scored only 80 runs in the next 12 overs scoring 128/9. Georgia Plimmer was the top-scorer with 33 off 31 while Suzie Bates scored 26 for the Ferns. Deandra Dottin was the pick of the bowlers for West Indies as she ended with figures of 22/4 in four overs.

New Zealand will now take on South Africa in the final on Sunday, which will see a new champion crowned. New Zealand have been runners-up twice in the tournament but have failed to win while this will be the Proteas second shot at the title in as many attempts.

There will be a new world champion after New Zealand beat West Indies in the T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal on Friday (Oct 18) at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in UAE.

There will be a new world champion after New Zealand beat West Indies in the T20 World Cup 2024 semifinal on Friday (Oct 18) at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in UAE. The White Ferns beat the Caribbean by eight runs in a thrilling contest to book their first final berth in 14 years and will play against South Africa for the T20 World Cup title on Sunday. Eden Carson was the architect of the match after she scalped three wickets for New Zealand and helped her side to win. Eden Carson giggles her way to the final with back-to-back #POTM performances. 🏅#T20WorldCup2024 pic.twitter.com/jj9sT0Zeyz — Women’s CricZone (@WomensCricZone) October 18, 2024 × New Zealand book semis berth In a low-scoring thriller on Friday, New Zealand restricted West Indies to just 120 having been tasked to chase 129 to win the semifinal contest. Star batter Deandra Dottin showed her class with the bat as she scored 33 but could not help her side to win having lacked support at one end. Losing wickets at consistent intervals proved costly for the Caribbean side as they failed to book their place in the final of the tournament. While Carson was the pick of the bowlers, Amelia Kerr also scalped two wickets to help her side win the match. There were wickets for Fran Jonas, Lea Tahuhu and Suzie Bates which propelled them to win. ALSO READ | Noman Ali and Sajid Khan put up colossal effort to see Pakistan through in second Test vs ENG, level series New Zealand fail to capitalise Earlier, New Zealand failed to capitalise on a good start as they lost wickets at consistent intervals. After being 48/0 after eight overs, they scored only 80 runs in the next 12 overs scoring 128/9. Georgia Plimmer was the top-scorer with 33 off 31 while Suzie Bates scored 26 for the Ferns. Deandra Dottin was the pick of the bowlers for West Indies as she ended with figures of 22/4 in four overs. New Zealand will now take on South Africa in the final on Sunday, which will see a new champion crowned. New Zealand have been runners-up twice in the tournament but have failed to win while this will be the Proteas second shot at the title in as many attempts.

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Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka rolled back the years on Friday as the 39-year-old ousted top seed Andrey Rublev to reach the Stockholm semi-finals.

Wawrinka, currently ranked 217th in the world, battled past seventh-ranked Russian Rublev, 7-6 (7/5), 7-6 (7/5) to notch his first win over a top-10 player this year.

The Swiss player next meets US fourth seed Tommy Paul, the 2021 Stockholm champion, who beat Serb Miomir Kecmanovic&nbsp;7-6 (9/7), 6-2.

"I cannot change my age, but most important for me is that when I enter the court, I always try to fight," said Wawrinka, the third-oldest semi-finalist in modern ATP Tour history behind&nbsp;Jimmy Connors&nbsp;and&nbsp;Ivo Karlovic.

"I try to improve and enjoy what I am doing. The reason I keep going is to play matches like this, with so many people giving me good energy on the court, and I'm super happy to have the chance to play one more match tomorrow."

The former world number three fired down 14 aces, converting his first match point to reach the semi-final in the Swedish capital for the first time in four attempts.

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"The key was to stay focused and positive with myself," said Wawrinka, who had let a 2-0 lead in the second set slip. He is bidding for his 17th ATP title and first since Geneva in 2017.

Wawrinka won the Australian Open in 2014, the French Open in 2015 and the US Open in 2016.

Rublev's hopes of qualifying for the&nbsp;eight-player ATP Finals&nbsp;for a fifth consecutive year took a knock as the 26-year-old Russian sits eighth with four players below him, including Paul, still competing this week.

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Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka rolled back the years on Friday as the 39-year-old ousted top seed Andrey Rublev to reach the Stockholm semi-finals.

Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka rolled back the years on Friday as the 39-year-old ousted top seed Andrey Rublev to reach the Stockholm semi-finals. Wawrinka, currently ranked 217th in the world, battled past seventh-ranked Russian Rublev, 7-6 (7/5), 7-6 (7/5) to notch his first win over a top-10 player this year. The Swiss player next meets US fourth seed Tommy Paul, the 2021 Stockholm champion, who beat Serb Miomir Kecmanovic 7-6 (9/7), 6-2. "I cannot change my age, but most important for me is that when I enter the court, I always try to fight," said Wawrinka, the third-oldest semi-finalist in modern ATP Tour history behind Jimmy Connors and Ivo Karlovic. "I try to improve and enjoy what I am doing. The reason I keep going is to play matches like this, with so many people giving me good energy on the court, and I'm super happy to have the chance to play one more match tomorrow." The former world number three fired down 14 aces, converting his first match point to reach the semi-final in the Swedish capital for the first time in four attempts. ALSO READ | Noman Ali and Sajid Khan put up colossal effort to see Pakistan through in second Test vs ENG, level series "The key was to stay focused and positive with myself," said Wawrinka, who had let a 2-0 lead in the second set slip. He is bidding for his 17th ATP title and first since Geneva in 2017. Wawrinka won the Australian Open in 2014, the French Open in 2015 and the US Open in 2016. Rublev's hopes of qualifying for the eight-player ATP Finals for a fifth consecutive year took a knock as the 26-year-old Russian sits eighth with four players below him, including Paul, still competing this week. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Stan Wawrinka ousts top seed Andrey Rublev to reach Stockholm semis

Manchester United eased the pressure on beleaguered boss Erik ten Hag as they fought back to beat Brentford 2-1, while Tottenham got back on track with a 4-1 rout of West Ham on Saturday.

Ten Hag had defiantly slammed "fairy tales and lies" about his United future on Friday as the Dutchman insisted he was not in danger of the sack.

But the 54-year-old is widely believed to be fighting to save his job after presiding over United's worst start to a top-flight season since 1989-90.

Ten Hag was surely teetering on the brink of being dismissed after Brentford pounced to take the lead in first-half stoppage time when&nbsp;Ethan Pinnock&nbsp;met a corner with a powerful header.

The goal sparked a furious reaction from Ten Hag, who was booked for protesting about Matthijs de Ligt's enforced absence to have treatment on a bloodied head wound.

But Alejandro Garnacho started United's revival in the 47th minute as the Argentinian met Marcus Rashford's angled pass with a superb volley into the top corner.

And Rasmus Hojlund bagged the decisive second goal in the 62nd minute, taking Bruno Fernandes' clever flick and clipping a composed finish over Brentford goalkeeper Mark Flekken.

United's first win in six games in all competitions was only their third victory in eight Premier League matches this term.

They sit 10th in the table ahead of an intriguing week, featuring a Europa League trip to Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce and a visit to West Ham.

Tottenham scored three goals in eight second-half minutes against the Hammers to ease the pain of their recent collapse in a 3-2 loss at Brighton.&nbsp;

Mohammed Kudus' opener for West Ham was cancelled out before the break by Dejan Kulusevski.

Tottenham ran riot after the interval thanks to Yves Bissouma's strike, an own goal from West Ham goalkeeper Alphonse Areola and a fourth from Son Heung-min.

It was a third win in four league games for Ange Postecoglou's men, heaping pressure on new West Ham coach Julen Lopetegui after his side's spluttering start to the season.

"Second half was outstanding from the lads -- good energy, good goals, good football," Postecoglou said.

ALSO READ |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/cricket/ind-vs-nz-1st-test-new-zealand-sit-in-pole-position-despite-sarfaraz-khan-rishabh-pants-heroics-with-bat-768969">IND vs NZ, 1st Test: New Zealand sit in pole position despite Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant's heroics with bat</a>

<h2>Leicester's great escape</h2>

Brighton moved up to fifth place with a 1-0 victory at Newcastle on a day of mixed emotions for Danny Welbeck, who scored the 35th-minute winner but was later stretchered off with a back injury that left him needing an oxygen mask.

Leicester staged a stirring fightback to snatch a dramatic 3-2 victory at winless Southampton.

Cameron Archer struck in the eighth minute before Joe Aribo's 28th-minute goal increased the lead for the bottom-of-the-table hosts.

But Leicester's Facundo Buonanotte bundled home in the 64th minute before Ryan Fraser was sent off for conceding a penalty with a foul on Jamie Vardy.

Vardy stroked in the 74th-minute leveller from the spot and Jordan Ayew drilled into the bottom corner in the eighth minute of stoppage-time.

Fourth-placed Aston Villa extended their unbeaten run to nine matches in all competitions with a 3-1 win at Fulham.

Raul Jimenez netted in the fifth minute, but Villa's Morgan Rogers equalised four minutes later.

Andreas Pereira had a penalty saved by Villa 'keeper Emiliano Martinez before the interval.

Ollie Watkins' 59th-minute header completed the comeback and Fulham's Joachim Andersen was sent off for a professional foul on the Villa striker five minutes later.

Issa Diop's 69th-minute own-goal sealed the win, although Villa had Jaden Philogene sent off for two yellow cards in three minutes.

Everton clinched their first away win in 16 games in all competitions with a 2-0 victory against Ipswich.

Iliman Ndiaye&nbsp;fired into the top corner in the 17th minute and Michael Keane doubled Everton's lead in the 40th minute to leave fourth-bottom Ipswich without a win in eight league games.

Third-placed Arsenal will go top of the table if they win at Bournemouth in Saturday's final match.

On Sunday, Liverpool, currently in pole position, host sixth-placed Chelsea, while champions Manchester City travel to Wolves.

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Manchester United eased the pressure on beleaguered boss Erik ten Hag as they fought back to beat Brentford 2-1, while Tottenham got back on track with a 4-1 rout of West Ham on Saturday.

Manchester United eased the pressure on beleaguered boss Erik ten Hag as they fought back to beat Brentford 2-1, while Tottenham got back on track with a 4-1 rout of West Ham on Saturday. Ten Hag had defiantly slammed "fairy tales and lies" about his United future on Friday as the Dutchman insisted he was not in danger of the sack. But the 54-year-old is widely believed to be fighting to save his job after presiding over United's worst start to a top-flight season since 1989-90. Ten Hag was surely teetering on the brink of being dismissed after Brentford pounced to take the lead in first-half stoppage time when Ethan Pinnock met a corner with a powerful header. The goal sparked a furious reaction from Ten Hag, who was booked for protesting about Matthijs de Ligt's enforced absence to have treatment on a bloodied head wound. But Alejandro Garnacho started United's revival in the 47th minute as the Argentinian met Marcus Rashford's angled pass with a superb volley into the top corner. And Rasmus Hojlund bagged the decisive second goal in the 62nd minute, taking Bruno Fernandes' clever flick and clipping a composed finish over Brentford goalkeeper Mark Flekken. United's first win in six games in all competitions was only their third victory in eight Premier League matches this term. They sit 10th in the table ahead of an intriguing week, featuring a Europa League trip to Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce and a visit to West Ham. Tottenham scored three goals in eight second-half minutes against the Hammers to ease the pain of their recent collapse in a 3-2 loss at Brighton. Mohammed Kudus' opener for West Ham was cancelled out before the break by Dejan Kulusevski. Tottenham ran riot after the interval thanks to Yves Bissouma's strike, an own goal from West Ham goalkeeper Alphonse Areola and a fourth from Son Heung-min. It was a third win in four league games for Ange Postecoglou's men, heaping pressure on new West Ham coach Julen Lopetegui after his side's spluttering start to the season. "Second half was outstanding from the lads -- good energy, good goals, good football," Postecoglou said. ALSO READ | IND vs NZ, 1st Test: New Zealand sit in pole position despite Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant's heroics with bat Leicester's great escape Brighton moved up to fifth place with a 1-0 victory at Newcastle on a day of mixed emotions for Danny Welbeck, who scored the 35th-minute winner but was later stretchered off with a back injury that left him needing an oxygen mask. Leicester staged a stirring fightback to snatch a dramatic 3-2 victory at winless Southampton. Cameron Archer struck in the eighth minute before Joe Aribo's 28th-minute goal increased the lead for the bottom-of-the-table hosts. But Leicester's Facundo Buonanotte bundled home in the 64th minute before Ryan Fraser was sent off for conceding a penalty with a foul on Jamie Vardy. Vardy stroked in the 74th-minute leveller from the spot and Jordan Ayew drilled into the bottom corner in the eighth minute of stoppage-time. Fourth-placed Aston Villa extended their unbeaten run to nine matches in all competitions with a 3-1 win at Fulham. Raul Jimenez netted in the fifth minute, but Villa's Morgan Rogers equalised four minutes later. Andreas Pereira had a penalty saved by Villa 'keeper Emiliano Martinez before the interval. Ollie Watkins' 59th-minute header completed the comeback and Fulham's Joachim Andersen was sent off for a professional foul on the Villa striker five minutes later. Issa Diop's 69th-minute own-goal sealed the win, although Villa had Jaden Philogene sent off for two yellow cards in three minutes. Everton clinched their first away win in 16 games in all competitions with a 2-0 victory against Ipswich. Iliman Ndiaye fired into the top corner in the 17th minute and Michael Keane doubled Everton's lead in the 40th minute to leave fourth-bottom Ipswich without a win in eight league games. Third-placed Arsenal will go top of the table if they win at Bournemouth in Saturday's final match. On Sunday, Liverpool, currently in pole position, host sixth-placed Chelsea, while champions Manchester City travel to Wolves. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Premier League: Manchester United ease pressure on Erik ten Hag, Spurs run riot in West Ham win

A new champion will be crowned on Sunday (Oct 20) as New Zealand take on South Africa in the final of the Women’s T20 World Cup in Dubai. Having been close yet so far in the past, both New Zealand and South Africa will have the opportunity to lift the T20 World Cup trophy. Ahead of the Women’s T20 World Cup final between South Africa and New Zealand here are all the details of the contest including live streaming, squads and others.

<h2>When is the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match?</h2>

The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be played on Sunday (Oct 20).

<h2>Which stadium will host the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match?</h2>

The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai.

<h2>What time will the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match start?</h2>

The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will start at 6:00 pm&nbsp;local time (7:30 pm&nbsp;IST) with the toss taking place at 5:30 pm&nbsp;local time (7:00 pm&nbsp;IST).

<h2>Where to watch the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final on TV?</h2>

The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be telecast on the Star Sports Network in India.

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<h2>Where to watch the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final on OTT?</h2>

The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be live-streamed on the Disney+ Hotstar app and website in India.

<h2>Squads:</h2>

South Africa Women’s&nbsp;Squad: Laura Wolvaardt(c), Tazmin Brits, Anneke Bosch, Chloe Tryon, Marizanne Kapp, Sune Luus, Nadine de Klerk, Annerie Dercksen, Sinalo Jafta(w), Nonkululeko Mlaba, Ayabonga Khaka, Tumi Sekhukhune, Ayanda Hlubi, Seshnie Naidu, Mieke de Ridder

New Zealand Women’s&nbsp;Squad: Suzie Bates, Georgia Plimmer, Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine(c), Brooke Halliday, Maddy Green, Isabella Gaze(w), Rosemary Mair, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson, Fran Jonas, Molly Penfold, Jess Kerr, Hannah Rowe, Leigh Kasperek

A new champion will be crowned on Sunday (Oct 20) as New Zealand take on South Africa in the final of the Women’s T20 World Cup in Dubai. Having been close yet so far in the past, both New Zealand and South Africa will have the opportunity to lift the T20 World Cup trophy.

A new champion will be crowned on Sunday (Oct 20) as New Zealand take on South Africa in the final of the Women’s T20 World Cup in Dubai. Having been close yet so far in the past, both New Zealand and South Africa will have the opportunity to lift the T20 World Cup trophy. Ahead of the Women’s T20 World Cup final between South Africa and New Zealand here are all the details of the contest including live streaming, squads and others. When is the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match? The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be played on Sunday (Oct 20). Which stadium will host the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match? The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai. What time will the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match start? The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will start at 6:00 pm local time (7:30 pm IST) with the toss taking place at 5:30 pm local time (7:00 pm IST). Where to watch the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final on TV? The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be telecast on the Star Sports Network in India. ALSO READ | IND vs NZ, 1st Test: New Zealand sit in pole position despite Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant's heroics with bat Where to watch the South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final on OTT? The South Africa vs New Zealand Women’s T20 World Cup final match will be live-streamed on the Disney+ Hotstar app and website in India. Squads: South Africa Women’s Squad: Laura Wolvaardt(c), Tazmin Brits, Anneke Bosch, Chloe Tryon, Marizanne Kapp, Sune Luus, Nadine de Klerk, Annerie Dercksen, Sinalo Jafta(w), Nonkululeko Mlaba, Ayabonga Khaka, Tumi Sekhukhune, Ayanda Hlubi, Seshnie Naidu, Mieke de Ridder New Zealand Women’s Squad: Suzie Bates, Georgia Plimmer, Amelia Kerr, Sophie Devine(c), Brooke Halliday, Maddy Green, Isabella Gaze(w), Rosemary Mair, Lea Tahuhu, Eden Carson, Fran Jonas, Molly Penfold, Jess Kerr, Hannah Rowe, Leigh Kasperek

Women's T20 World Cup Final, SA vs NZ Live Streaming: When & how to watch South Africa vs New Zealand Live

Victor Boniface's 72nd-minute goal was the difference as Bayer Leverkusen beat Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 at home, while RB Leipzig won 2-0 at Mainz to go top of the table.

Omar Marmoush sent Frankfurt 1-0 up, before Robert Andrich equalised for the champions midway through the first half and Boniface completed the comeback in the second period.

Leverkusen were given an early chance when Amine Adli was felled in the box, sending Boniface to the spot after a long VAR review. The Nigerian's shot, too soft and central, was gobbled up by Frankfurt goalie Kevin Trapp.&nbsp;

Just five minutes later, the referee was sent to the video screen again, this time finding a penalty for Frankfurt, with Andrich lightly touching Marmoush's foot.&nbsp;

Marmoush showed Boniface how it is done, blasting a low shot left to give the visitors the lead on 16 minutes. The Egyptian now has an incredible nine goals and five assists in just seven league games this season.

Andrich made good on his error soon afterwards, combining expertly with Adli and Martin Terrier to flit through the penalty area for a superb one-touch goal in the 25th minute.

Boniface would also redeem himself, giving Leverkusen the lead inside the final 20 minutes, heading in a deflected cross from substitute Florian Wirtz to put the hosts on course for victory.

Days out from their home Champions League clash with Liverpool, Leipzig beat Mainz to go top of the table, at least until Bayern Munich's home match against Stuttgart later on Saturday.

At kick-off, the Mainz fans unveiled a series of banners critical of former coach Jurgen Klopp's decision to take over as football boss at Leipzig's parent company Red Bull.&nbsp;

The home fans asked "Are you crazy?" and accused Klopp, who coached Mainz to a debut promotion before joining Borussia Dortmund and later Liverpool, of "forgetting everything we gave you".

Still unbeaten this season in Germany despite two Champions League losses, Leipzig hit the lead after 20 minutes thanks to an excellent solo effort from Xavi Simons.&nbsp;

Leipzig captain Willi Orban tapped in a rebound from a Lois Openda cross to put his side 2-0 up.

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Elsewhere, Freiburg continued their impressive start to the season with a 3-1 home win over Augsburg to go into outright second.&nbsp;

Freiburg were three goals up at half-time, with Vincenzo Grifo, Philipp Lienhart and Christian Guenter scoring, before Augsburg's Phillip Tietz pulled one back in the second period.

Borussia Moenchengladbach striker Tim Kleindienst scored a double, days after making his Germany debut, in a 3-2 home win over former club Heidenheim.

Hoffenheim won their first game since their season opener, with Andrej Kramaric, Marius Buelter and Haris Tabakovic scoring in a 3-1 win over lowly Bochum, who sit dead last with just one point from seven games.&nbsp;

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Victor Boniface's 72nd-minute goal was the difference as Bayer Leverkusen beat Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 at home, while RB Leipzig won 2-0 at Mainz to go top of the table.

Victor Boniface's 72nd-minute goal was the difference as Bayer Leverkusen beat Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 at home, while RB Leipzig won 2-0 at Mainz to go top of the table. Omar Marmoush sent Frankfurt 1-0 up, before Robert Andrich equalised for the champions midway through the first half and Boniface completed the comeback in the second period. Leverkusen were given an early chance when Amine Adli was felled in the box, sending Boniface to the spot after a long VAR review. The Nigerian's shot, too soft and central, was gobbled up by Frankfurt goalie Kevin Trapp. Just five minutes later, the referee was sent to the video screen again, this time finding a penalty for Frankfurt, with Andrich lightly touching Marmoush's foot. Marmoush showed Boniface how it is done, blasting a low shot left to give the visitors the lead on 16 minutes. The Egyptian now has an incredible nine goals and five assists in just seven league games this season. Andrich made good on his error soon afterwards, combining expertly with Adli and Martin Terrier to flit through the penalty area for a superb one-touch goal in the 25th minute. Boniface would also redeem himself, giving Leverkusen the lead inside the final 20 minutes, heading in a deflected cross from substitute Florian Wirtz to put the hosts on course for victory. Days out from their home Champions League clash with Liverpool, Leipzig beat Mainz to go top of the table, at least until Bayern Munich's home match against Stuttgart later on Saturday. At kick-off, the Mainz fans unveiled a series of banners critical of former coach Jurgen Klopp's decision to take over as football boss at Leipzig's parent company Red Bull. The home fans asked "Are you crazy?" and accused Klopp, who coached Mainz to a debut promotion before joining Borussia Dortmund and later Liverpool, of "forgetting everything we gave you". Still unbeaten this season in Germany despite two Champions League losses, Leipzig hit the lead after 20 minutes thanks to an excellent solo effort from Xavi Simons. Leipzig captain Willi Orban tapped in a rebound from a Lois Openda cross to put his side 2-0 up. ALSO READ | IND vs NZ, 1st Test: New Zealand sit in pole position despite Sarfaraz Khan, Rishabh Pant's heroics with bat Elsewhere, Freiburg continued their impressive start to the season with a 3-1 home win over Augsburg to go into outright second. Freiburg were three goals up at half-time, with Vincenzo Grifo, Philipp Lienhart and Christian Guenter scoring, before Augsburg's Phillip Tietz pulled one back in the second period. Borussia Moenchengladbach striker Tim Kleindienst scored a double, days after making his Germany debut, in a 3-2 home win over former club Heidenheim. Hoffenheim won their first game since their season opener, with Andrej Kramaric, Marius Buelter and Haris Tabakovic scoring in a 3-1 win over lowly Bochum, who sit dead last with just one point from seven games. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Bundesliga: Victor Boniface sends Bayer Leverkusen past Frankfurt, Leipzig go top

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