West Indies, led by explosive half-centuries from openers Shai Hope and Evin Lewis, chased down a target of 219 to beat England with an over to spare and won by five wickets in the&nbsp;T20 international on Saturday.

The game was a dead rubber, with England having already won the opening three matches of the five-game series but the crowd at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground were treated to some high-scoring entertainment as the West Indies enjoyed their second-highest successful run chase in T20Is.

England openers Phil Salt and Will Jacks put on 54 runs for the first wicket before Alzarri Joseph got Jacks caught behind off the final ball of the fifth over.

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But Salt continued to take full advantage of a good batting track and took England to 102 before he was removed by Roston Chase in the tenth over for 55, having hit&nbsp;four sixes and five fours in his knock.

Skipper Jos Buttler hit 38 off 23, but it was an unbeaten 62 from Jacob Bethell and a useful 24 off&nbsp;13 balls from Sam Curran that took England to a strong score.

West Indies top order has struggled in this series, but this time Hope and Lewis attacked England from the outset&nbsp;and swiftly reduced the required run-rate.

Hope brought up his 50 off 23 balls -- slamming a short ball from Rehan Ahmed through midwicket to reach his half century.

Lewis, who had played a supporting role, went on the offensive, hitting Liam Livingstone for three sixes in the eighth over and he too reached his half-century (26 balls) when he pulled Curran through square leg for four.

Rehan Ahmed finally got the breakthrough when Lewis mistimed a cover-drive to Dan Mousley, the West Indies opener departing for 68, including seven sixes.

On the next ball, Hope departed, run out by Livingstone, and England picked up a third wicket in as many balls when Nicholas Pooran was bowled by Ahmed after finding the inside edge.

Suddenly, the West Indies were 136-3 and with a new pair at the crease, England sensed the chance to turn the game around.

But skipper Rovman Powell showed no nerves as he hit 38 from 23 balls with three sixes before he was trapped lbw by John Turner.

Sharfane Rutherford saw the home side to a morale-boosting victory with his unbeaten 29 ending the contest by smashing Mousley for two sixes.

"Guys were more committed today," said Powell. "It has been a series where you win the toss, win the game, but the guys played well -- 3-2 is better than 4-1, still a lot to play for," he said, looking ahead to Sunday's final game.

Despite the loss, Butler said he had few complaints about the performance.

"I thought it was an excellent wicket. We got off to a great start with Jacks and Salty. Thought we needed at least 220. They played exceptionally well, put us under pressure. I thought we played well, put up a good score and they played well to chase it down," he said.

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West Indies, led by explosive half-centuries from openers Shai Hope and Evin Lewis, chased down a target of 219 to beat England with an over to spare and won by five wickets in the T20 international on Saturday.

West Indies, led by explosive half-centuries from openers Shai Hope and Evin Lewis, chased down a target of 219 to beat England with an over to spare and won by five wickets in the T20 international on Saturday. The game was a dead rubber, with England having already won the opening three matches of the five-game series but the crowd at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground were treated to some high-scoring entertainment as the West Indies enjoyed their second-highest successful run chase in T20Is. England openers Phil Salt and Will Jacks put on 54 runs for the first wicket before Alzarri Joseph got Jacks caught behind off the final ball of the fifth over. ALSO READ: AUS vs PAK, 2nd T20I: Spencer Johnson bags five as Australia beat Pakistan to seal series But Salt continued to take full advantage of a good batting track and took England to 102 before he was removed by Roston Chase in the tenth over for 55, having hit four sixes and five fours in his knock. Skipper Jos Buttler hit 38 off 23, but it was an unbeaten 62 from Jacob Bethell and a useful 24 off 13 balls from Sam Curran that took England to a strong score. West Indies top order has struggled in this series, but this time Hope and Lewis attacked England from the outset and swiftly reduced the required run-rate. Hope brought up his 50 off 23 balls -- slamming a short ball from Rehan Ahmed through midwicket to reach his half century. Lewis, who had played a supporting role, went on the offensive, hitting Liam Livingstone for three sixes in the eighth over and he too reached his half-century (26 balls) when he pulled Curran through square leg for four. Rehan Ahmed finally got the breakthrough when Lewis mistimed a cover-drive to Dan Mousley, the West Indies opener departing for 68, including seven sixes. On the next ball, Hope departed, run out by Livingstone, and England picked up a third wicket in as many balls when Nicholas Pooran was bowled by Ahmed after finding the inside edge. Suddenly, the West Indies were 136-3 and with a new pair at the crease, England sensed the chance to turn the game around. But skipper Rovman Powell showed no nerves as he hit 38 from 23 balls with three sixes before he was trapped lbw by John Turner. Sharfane Rutherford saw the home side to a morale-boosting victory with his unbeaten 29 ending the contest by smashing Mousley for two sixes. "Guys were more committed today," said Powell. "It has been a series where you win the toss, win the game, but the guys played well -- 3-2 is better than 4-1, still a lot to play for," he said, looking ahead to Sunday's final game. Despite the loss, Butler said he had few complaints about the performance. "I thought it was an excellent wicket. We got off to a great start with Jacks and Salty. Thought we needed at least 220. They played exceptionally well, put us under pressure. I thought we played well, put up a good score and they played well to chase it down," he said. 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.

West Indies restore pride with win in high-scoring thriller against England in 4th T20I

Injury concerns and the unavailability of star players have rocked India ahead of the Perth Test against Australia starting November 22. Shubman Gill broke his thumb while fielding in the slips in the WACA simulation game, likely ruling him out of the BGT opener; at the same time, KL Rahul also suffered a blow to his right elbow, putting his participation in the first Test in jeopardy. Besides, no official word on Rohit Sharma’s availability is made public.

With misery piling on the touring side, which lately suffered a maiden Test series whitewash at home at the hands of New Zealand, are left with no options but to ask either of two India-A players, Devdutt Padikkal and Sai Sudharsan, to stay back as covers for the Perth game should all three abovementioned players remain unavailable for selection.

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Devdutt and Sai were part of two India-A matches against Australia-A, which the visitors lost, and played the simulation game in Perth. With the rest of India-A players, barring the three travelling reserves for BGT - Navdeep Saini, Khaleel Ahmed and Mukesh Kumar, flying home on November 17, the selectors have reported asking one of the top-order batters to link with the main squad ahead of the Perth match.

For backup, India already has uncapped Abhimanyu Easwaran in the Test squad for the Australia series.

"The final call will be with the coach, captain and selectors, but there is a strong possibility of management asking one specialist top-order batter to stay back for the series opener. Abhimanyu Easwaran is already there, but one of Sai or Devdutt could well stay back too," a source close to the development said, as quoted by Times of India (TOI).

<h2>Tough call to make for selectors</h2>

Padikkal, the left-handed batter, seemed to have impressed chief selector Ajit Agarkar, who has been tracking his game since his Test debut against England early this year. In his lone outing in Dharamsala, Padikkal scored 65 and 88 versus Australia-A in the second innings of the first unofficial Test in Mackay.

On the other hand, Sai has been in some form. The left-handed batter scored a double hundred in the Ranji Trophy for Tamil Nadu in the leadup to India-A matches, where he notched an impressive century in the second innings of the first Test against Australia-A.&nbsp;

Sai also hammered a ton in the Duleep Trophy and for Surrey in the English County earlier. &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Injury concerns and the unavailability of star players have rocked India ahead of the Perth Test against Australia starting November 22. Shubman Gill broke his thumb while fielding in the slips in the WACA simulation game, likely ruling him out of the BGT opener; at the same time, KL Rahul also suffered a blow to his right elbow, putting his participation in the first Test in jeopardy.

Injury concerns and the unavailability of star players have rocked India ahead of the Perth Test against Australia starting November 22. Shubman Gill broke his thumb while fielding in the slips in the WACA simulation game, likely ruling him out of the BGT opener; at the same time, KL Rahul also suffered a blow to his right elbow, putting his participation in the first Test in jeopardy. Besides, no official word on Rohit Sharma’s availability is made public. With misery piling on the touring side, which lately suffered a maiden Test series whitewash at home at the hands of New Zealand, are left with no options but to ask either of two India-A players, Devdutt Padikkal and Sai Sudharsan, to stay back as covers for the Perth game should all three abovementioned players remain unavailable for selection. ALSO READ: West Indies restore pride with win in high-scoring thriller against England in 4th T20I Devdutt and Sai were part of two India-A matches against Australia-A, which the visitors lost, and played the simulation game in Perth. With the rest of India-A players, barring the three travelling reserves for BGT - Navdeep Saini, Khaleel Ahmed and Mukesh Kumar, flying home on November 17, the selectors have reported asking one of the top-order batters to link with the main squad ahead of the Perth match. For backup, India already has uncapped Abhimanyu Easwaran in the Test squad for the Australia series. "The final call will be with the coach, captain and selectors, but there is a strong possibility of management asking one specialist top-order batter to stay back for the series opener. Abhimanyu Easwaran is already there, but one of Sai or Devdutt could well stay back too," a source close to the development said, as quoted by Times of India (TOI). Tough call to make for selectors Padikkal, the left-handed batter, seemed to have impressed chief selector Ajit Agarkar, who has been tracking his game since his Test debut against England early this year. In his lone outing in Dharamsala, Padikkal scored 65 and 88 versus Australia-A in the second innings of the first unofficial Test in Mackay. On the other hand, Sai has been in some form. The left-handed batter scored a double hundred in the Ranji Trophy for Tamil Nadu in the leadup to India-A matches, where he notched an impressive century in the second innings of the first Test against Australia-A. Sai also hammered a ton in the Duleep Trophy and for Surrey in the English County earlier. (With inputs from agencies)

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YouTuber Jake Paul emerged victorious against boxing veteran Mike Tyson via unanimous decision in a lopsided tie on Friday night at AT&amp;T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The judges concluded the scoring 80-72, 79-73, 79-73 in Paul’s favour as the 27-year-old won the eight-round bout.&nbsp;

Tyson’s much-anticipated return to the boxing ring saw once deemed the ‘Baddest Man on the Planet’ fall short of glory to prizefighter Paul. Though Tyson was the fan favourite in the lead-up to this contest, Paul’s quick reflexes, endurance, and stamina helped him stand tall in the end.&nbsp;

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The 58-year-old struggled to replicate his performances in his prime for obvious reasons, failing to mount any significant offense as Paul troubled him with jabs throughout the eight two-minute rounds. Such was the veteran’s performance that Tyson slapping Paul for stepping on his foot during Thursday’s weigh-in during the final stare-down was perhaps the best strike he landed.

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Meanwhile, since losing to Kevin McBride on June 11, 2005, Tyson returned to the boxing ring for the first time as a professional. The greatest American boxer at one point in time recently faced Roy Jones Jr. in a 2020 exhibition bout, impressing everyone with his performance, setting the stage for a fight with Paul.

That, however, didn’t turn out the way he would have liked, as Tyson (50-7, 44 KOs, 2 NCs) lacked zeal and his signature style of boxing, with the knee brace restricting his movement.

<h2>Paul stars against Tyson&nbsp;</h2>

Paul, 27, was earlier scheduled to face the former heavyweight champion on July 20 this year, but the fight got postponed after Tyson suffered an ulcer flare-up on a flight.

Instead of waiting to face Tyson, Paul took on the former UFC fighter and current BKFC competitor Mike Perry, scoring a sixth-round TKO against him.&nbsp;

However, against Tyson, 31 years older than him, Paul failed to land a KO, but instead used lateral movement to disturb Tyson’s rhythm, smashing some jabs to add salt to injury.&nbsp;

Though neither looked in any danger, Paul remained in control and won in the end.&nbsp;

After the bout, Jake also bowed down to Tyson, calling him the greatest of all time.

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YouTuber Jake Paul emerged victorious against boxing veteran Mike Tyson via unanimous decision in a lopsided tie on Friday night at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

YouTuber Jake Paul emerged victorious against boxing veteran Mike Tyson via unanimous decision in a lopsided tie on Friday night at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The judges concluded the scoring 80-72, 79-73, 79-73 in Paul’s favour as the 27-year-old won the eight-round bout. Tyson’s much-anticipated return to the boxing ring saw once deemed the ‘Baddest Man on the Planet’ fall short of glory to prizefighter Paul. Though Tyson was the fan favourite in the lead-up to this contest, Paul’s quick reflexes, endurance, and stamina helped him stand tall in the end. A ringside look at #PaulTyson 👀 pic.twitter.com/WZlzvJ7gKX — Netflix (@netflix) November 16, 2024 × The 58-year-old struggled to replicate his performances in his prime for obvious reasons, failing to mount any significant offense as Paul troubled him with jabs throughout the eight two-minute rounds. Such was the veteran’s performance that Tyson slapping Paul for stepping on his foot during Thursday’s weigh-in during the final stare-down was perhaps the best strike he landed. ALSO READ: Juventus cut ties with Paul Pogba, terminates his contract despite doping ban reduction Meanwhile, since losing to Kevin McBride on June 11, 2005, Tyson returned to the boxing ring for the first time as a professional. The greatest American boxer at one point in time recently faced Roy Jones Jr. in a 2020 exhibition bout, impressing everyone with his performance, setting the stage for a fight with Paul. That, however, didn’t turn out the way he would have liked, as Tyson (50-7, 44 KOs, 2 NCs) lacked zeal and his signature style of boxing, with the knee brace restricting his movement. Paul stars against Tyson Paul, 27, was earlier scheduled to face the former heavyweight champion on July 20 this year, but the fight got postponed after Tyson suffered an ulcer flare-up on a flight. Instead of waiting to face Tyson, Paul took on the former UFC fighter and current BKFC competitor Mike Perry, scoring a sixth-round TKO against him. However, against Tyson, 31 years older than him, Paul failed to land a KO, but instead used lateral movement to disturb Tyson’s rhythm, smashing some jabs to add salt to injury. Though neither looked in any danger, Paul remained in control and won in the end. After the bout, Jake also bowed down to Tyson, calling him the greatest of all time. Jake Paul praises Mike Tyson: "He's the GOAT" #PaulTyson pic.twitter.com/AhEBA5Ojoj — Netflix (@netflix) November 16, 2024 × (With inputs from agencies)

Jake Paul beats boxing veteran Mike Tyson via unanimous decision in a lopsided bout

Sanju Samson was on a rampage during the fourth and final T20I against South Africa at the Wanderers on Friday (Nov 15), hitting his second hundred of the series and third in the last five games. Though he and Tilak Varma, fellow centurion, entertained the Johannesburg crowd with an excellent show, one of Samson’s nine sixes left a fan in the stands inconsolable after the ball deflected from the boundary boards only to hit her on the face.

The shot hit off Tristan Stubbs’ flighted delivery was hard, but the blow was harder, as replays showed how impactful it was. While the onlookers immediately jumped to her rescue, bringing her the ice pack as she continued weeping, Samson also raised his hand to apologise.&nbsp;

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He, however, wasn't apologetic to the South African fans for the mauling he did to their bowlers in the game, which India won by a whopping 135 runs, claiming the four-match series 3-1.

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After scores of 107, 0 and 0 in three contested matches against the Proteas thus far, Samson wanted to finish this series on a high, and he did that with utter dominance.

Opening alongside Abhishek Sharma in the series decider, Samson began with the onslaught, with the left-handed Sharma joining him soon.&nbsp;

The pair added 73 for the first wicket inside the Powerplay, but the real entertainment began afterwards.

With Tilak Varma coming in at number three, a position at which he slammed his maiden T20I hundred in the previous game, he continued from where he left off at the SuperSport Park in Centurion. The dynamite duo whacked every bowler to all parts of the ground, completing their hundreds, breaking records and creating history.&nbsp;

India hammered 283 runs for just one wicket in 20 overs, with Samson and Varma adding 210 for the second wicket.

<h2>Proteas no competition to India</h2>

Although the hosts won the second game at St George's Park in Gqeberha while coming agonisingly close to winning the next one, chasing a daunting 284 turned out too much for them.&nbsp;

Following the worst possible start, where they were reduced to 10 for four inside the first three overs, with Arshdeep wreaking havoc with his three-wicket haul, David Miller and Stubbs stitched an 86-run stand for the fifth wicket. That partnership tried compensating for the horrible beginning but failed to get their team anywhere close to the chasing target, as South Africa got all out for 148, going down by 135 runs.

With this win, India finished 2024 with 24 victories out of 26 contested T20I matches, including winning their second T20 World Cup in the Americas early in June.&nbsp;

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Sanju Samson was on a rampage during the fourth and final T20I against South Africa at the Wanderers on Friday (Nov 15), hitting his second hundred of the series and third in the last five games.

Sanju Samson was on a rampage during the fourth and final T20I against South Africa at the Wanderers on Friday (Nov 15), hitting his second hundred of the series and third in the last five games. Though he and Tilak Varma, fellow centurion, entertained the Johannesburg crowd with an excellent show, one of Samson’s nine sixes left a fan in the stands inconsolable after the ball deflected from the boundary boards only to hit her on the face. The shot hit off Tristan Stubbs’ flighted delivery was hard, but the blow was harder, as replays showed how impactful it was. While the onlookers immediately jumped to her rescue, bringing her the ice pack as she continued weeping, Samson also raised his hand to apologise. WATCH VIDEO - Wishing a quick recovery for the injured fan! 🤕🤞 Keep watching the 4th #SAvIND T20I LIVE on #JioCinema, #Sports18 & #ColorsCineplex 👈#JioCinemaSports pic.twitter.com/KMtBnOa1Hj — JioCinema (@JioCinema) November 15, 2024 × He, however, wasn't apologetic to the South African fans for the mauling he did to their bowlers in the game, which India won by a whopping 135 runs, claiming the four-match series 3-1. ALSO READ: SA vs IND, 4th T20I: Samson, Varma smash records left, right and centre as India pocket series 3-1 After scores of 107, 0 and 0 in three contested matches against the Proteas thus far, Samson wanted to finish this series on a high, and he did that with utter dominance. Opening alongside Abhishek Sharma in the series decider, Samson began with the onslaught, with the left-handed Sharma joining him soon. The pair added 73 for the first wicket inside the Powerplay, but the real entertainment began afterwards. With Tilak Varma coming in at number three, a position at which he slammed his maiden T20I hundred in the previous game, he continued from where he left off at the SuperSport Park in Centurion. The dynamite duo whacked every bowler to all parts of the ground, completing their hundreds, breaking records and creating history. India hammered 283 runs for just one wicket in 20 overs, with Samson and Varma adding 210 for the second wicket. Proteas no competition to India Although the hosts won the second game at St George's Park in Gqeberha while coming agonisingly close to winning the next one, chasing a daunting 284 turned out too much for them. Following the worst possible start, where they were reduced to 10 for four inside the first three overs, with Arshdeep wreaking havoc with his three-wicket haul, David Miller and Stubbs stitched an 86-run stand for the fifth wicket. That partnership tried compensating for the horrible beginning but failed to get their team anywhere close to the chasing target, as South Africa got all out for 148, going down by 135 runs. With this win, India finished 2024 with 24 victories out of 26 contested T20I matches, including winning their second T20 World Cup in the Americas early in June. (With inputs from agencies)

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Paul Pogba's Juventus career is over after the Serie A club announced on Friday that the France midfielder's contract had been terminated even though his doping ban was cut to 18 months on appeal.

Pogba will be able to return to competitive football in March after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) chopped last month an initial four-year suspension handed down by the Italian anti-doping authority NADO.

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But Juventus have decided to cut ties with the 31-year-old, whose return to Turin from Manchester United in 2022 was ruined by a string of problems on and off the pitch.

In a statement, Juve said that they and Pogba "have reached a mutual agreement for the termination of their contract as of 30 November, 2024".

His contract had been due to expire in 2026.

"You gave me a lot, more than what I could ever say, and I'll always keep with me the love you showed me," said Pogba to Juve fans on social media. "You'll always be in my heart. Good luck."

Pogba had said in October that he was "willing to give up money to be able to play again with Juve", an appeal which fell on deaf ears at the "Old Lady" of Italian football.

Juve's announcement is no surprise as both coach Thiago Motta and sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli have both repeatedly referred to Pogba in the past tense, saying that "he was a great player".

Pogba, a World Cup winner with France in 2018, started just one match after rejoining Juve -- with whom he won four Serie A titles between 2012 and 2016 -- in the summer of 2022.

He last played for Juve at Empoli in September last year, not long before he was provisionally suspended for testing positive for testosterone.

<h2>Doping ban</h2>

That test came following Juve's opening Serie A fixture of last season the previous month, a 3-0 win at Udinese in which he didn't even play.

He was then banned for four years by NADO in February, a sanction which put his career at risk before CAS reduced his punishment.

CAS accepted Pogba's argument that the failed test "was the result of erroneously taking a supplement prescribed to him by a medical doctor in Florida".

However, CAS did not completely exonerate Pogba as he "was not without fault" and as a professional football player, "he should have paid a greater care in the circumstances".

During the 2022-23 season, Pogba made just 10 appearances for Juve, mainly due to a knee injury that also ruled him out of the World Cup in Qatar where France lost out to Argentina in the final in December 2022.

He was also the victim of a case of organised extortion, for which six men, including his brother Mathias, have been ordered to stand trial.

In Pogba's absence Juve switched manager from Massimiliano Allegri to Motta and brought in a host of new players as part of a rebuild.

Juve, who finished third last term without Pogba, splashed out over 120 million euros on midfielders Teun Koopmeiners, Douglas Luiz and Khephren Thuram in a busy summer on the transfer market.

They currently sit sixth in Serie A but are only two points behind league leaders Napoli and face AC Milan at the San Siro after the international break.

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Paul Pogba's Juventus career is over after the Serie A club announced on Friday that the France midfielder's contract had been terminated even though his doping ban was cut to 18 months on appeal.

Paul Pogba's Juventus career is over after the Serie A club announced on Friday that the France midfielder's contract had been terminated even though his doping ban was cut to 18 months on appeal. Pogba will be able to return to competitive football in March after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) chopped last month an initial four-year suspension handed down by the Italian anti-doping authority NADO. ALSO READ: Cristiano Ronaldo hits brace as Portugal thrash Poland to reach Nations League quarters, Spain win But Juventus have decided to cut ties with the 31-year-old, whose return to Turin from Manchester United in 2022 was ruined by a string of problems on and off the pitch. In a statement, Juve said that they and Pogba "have reached a mutual agreement for the termination of their contract as of 30 November, 2024". His contract had been due to expire in 2026. "You gave me a lot, more than what I could ever say, and I'll always keep with me the love you showed me," said Pogba to Juve fans on social media. "You'll always be in my heart. Good luck." Pogba had said in October that he was "willing to give up money to be able to play again with Juve", an appeal which fell on deaf ears at the "Old Lady" of Italian football. Juve's announcement is no surprise as both coach Thiago Motta and sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli have both repeatedly referred to Pogba in the past tense, saying that "he was a great player". Pogba, a World Cup winner with France in 2018, started just one match after rejoining Juve -- with whom he won four Serie A titles between 2012 and 2016 -- in the summer of 2022. He last played for Juve at Empoli in September last year, not long before he was provisionally suspended for testing positive for testosterone. Doping ban That test came following Juve's opening Serie A fixture of last season the previous month, a 3-0 win at Udinese in which he didn't even play. He was then banned for four years by NADO in February, a sanction which put his career at risk before CAS reduced his punishment. CAS accepted Pogba's argument that the failed test "was the result of erroneously taking a supplement prescribed to him by a medical doctor in Florida". However, CAS did not completely exonerate Pogba as he "was not without fault" and as a professional football player, "he should have paid a greater care in the circumstances". During the 2022-23 season, Pogba made just 10 appearances for Juve, mainly due to a knee injury that also ruled him out of the World Cup in Qatar where France lost out to Argentina in the final in December 2022. He was also the victim of a case of organised extortion, for which six men, including his brother Mathias, have been ordered to stand trial. In Pogba's absence Juve switched manager from Massimiliano Allegri to Motta and brought in a host of new players as part of a rebuild. Juve, who finished third last term without Pogba, splashed out over 120 million euros on midfielders Teun Koopmeiners, Douglas Luiz and Khephren Thuram in a busy summer on the transfer market. They currently sit sixth in Serie A but are only two points behind league leaders Napoli and face AC Milan at the San Siro after the international break. 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.

Juventus cut ties with Paul Pogba, terminates his contract despite doping ban reduction

Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Portugal thrashed Poland 5-1 thanks to a rampant second-half display on Friday to reach the Nations League quarter-finals, while already-qualified Spain beat Denmark. Roberto Martinez's Portugal wrapped up top spot in Group A1 with a game to spare, securing their place in the next round in March.

France, Germany and Italy are also already through to the last eight.

Poland were the better side early on but failed to take their chances in Porto and the home side made them pay, netting four times in the last 20 minutes.

"We couldn't impose ourselves on the game in the first half," said Portugal goalscorer Rafael Leao. "(Coach) Roberto Martínez's approach in the locker room was important; it was the key to changing the pressure at half-time."

Ronaldo volleyed over from close range shortly before the interval, as Portugal failed to register a shot on target in the first half.

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Dominik Marczuk almost broke the deadlock in the 58th minute, but Portugal goalkeeper Diogo Costa produced a brilliant fingertip save to deny him.

The hosts broke from the resulting corner to score less than 60 seconds later, as Leao powered forward before finding Nuno Mendes, then continuing his run to meet the Paris Saint-Germain full-back's cross with a powerful header.

Portugal were awarded a penalty when Diogo Dalot's strike flicked off Jakub Kiwior's hand at point-blank range and was saved by Marcin Bulka.

Ronaldo stepped up to dink home a 'Panenka' spot-kick.

That goal ended any hopes Poland had of staging a comeback and Fernandes added a third for Portugal with 10 minutes left, crashing the ball in off the crossbar from just outside the box.

Pedro Neto also got on the scoresheet, collecting Ronaldo's pass and rifling past Bulka at his near post.

There was still time for Ronaldo to double his tally and move onto 135 international goals, acrobatically volleying home Vitinha's cross from close range in the 87th minute.

Marczuk drilled in a consolation for Poland, but they can no longer qualify for the knock-out stages and will be relegated if they lose to Scotland next week.

In the other match in the group, Scotland gave their hopes of avoiding the drop a massive boost as John McGinn scored a late winner in a 1-0 victory over 10-man Croatia.

Petar Sucic was sent off in the first half, but Croatia almost hung on for the point they needed to qualify with Portugal, only for McGinn to strike in the 86th minute.

<h2>Spain roll on</h2>

European champions Spain stayed unbeaten in Group A4 with a 2-1 win over Denmark in Copenhagen.&nbsp;

Luis de la Fuente's visitors started strongly and went close to a 13th-minute opener when the in-form Ayoze Perez rattled the crossbar.

Spain took an early lead after Denmark carelessly gave the ball away on the edge of their own box.

Perez played in Mikel Oyarzabal who took an excellent first touch and slipped the ball past goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel and in at the near post.

Villarreal forward Perez, who only made his international debut in June, doubled Spain's advantage with a low, left-footed finish into the bottom corner after being picked out by Dani Olmo.

Gustav Isaksen pulled one back for Denmark late on, pouncing on a terrible mix-up between Fabian Ruiz and 'keeper David Raya.

"A very, very happy night for me (with a goal and an assist), but the most important thing is going through top of the group," Perez told uefa.com.

The other game in Group A4 saw Switzerland relegated by Aleksa Terzic's late equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Serbia.

Romania's Group C2 game against Kosovo in Bucharest was suspended in injury time and then abandoned with the game goalless after the visiting players walked off the pitch following chants of "Serbia" from the home fans.

"The UEFA Nations League match between Romania and Kosovo has been abandoned. UEFA will communicate further information in due course," said governing body UEFA on its website.

In League D, San Marino kept their hopes of an unlikely promotion alive as Nicola Nanni scored an injury-time penalty to grab a 1-1 draw with Gibraltar.

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Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Portugal thrashed Poland 5-1 thanks to a rampant second-half display on Friday to reach the Nations League quarter-finals, while already-qualified Spain beat Denmark.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Portugal thrashed Poland 5-1 thanks to a rampant second-half display on Friday to reach the Nations League quarter-finals, while already-qualified Spain beat Denmark. Roberto Martinez's Portugal wrapped up top spot in Group A1 with a game to spare, securing their place in the next round in March. France, Germany and Italy are also already through to the last eight. Poland were the better side early on but failed to take their chances in Porto and the home side made them pay, netting four times in the last 20 minutes. "We couldn't impose ourselves on the game in the first half," said Portugal goalscorer Rafael Leao. "(Coach) Roberto Martínez's approach in the locker room was important; it was the key to changing the pressure at half-time." Ronaldo volleyed over from close range shortly before the interval, as Portugal failed to register a shot on target in the first half. ALSO READ: Premier League: Ruben Amorim says Man Utd is 'where I'm supposed to be' Dominik Marczuk almost broke the deadlock in the 58th minute, but Portugal goalkeeper Diogo Costa produced a brilliant fingertip save to deny him. The hosts broke from the resulting corner to score less than 60 seconds later, as Leao powered forward before finding Nuno Mendes, then continuing his run to meet the Paris Saint-Germain full-back's cross with a powerful header. Portugal were awarded a penalty when Diogo Dalot's strike flicked off Jakub Kiwior's hand at point-blank range and was saved by Marcin Bulka. Ronaldo stepped up to dink home a 'Panenka' spot-kick. That goal ended any hopes Poland had of staging a comeback and Fernandes added a third for Portugal with 10 minutes left, crashing the ball in off the crossbar from just outside the box. Pedro Neto also got on the scoresheet, collecting Ronaldo's pass and rifling past Bulka at his near post. There was still time for Ronaldo to double his tally and move onto 135 international goals, acrobatically volleying home Vitinha's cross from close range in the 87th minute. Marczuk drilled in a consolation for Poland, but they can no longer qualify for the knock-out stages and will be relegated if they lose to Scotland next week. In the other match in the group, Scotland gave their hopes of avoiding the drop a massive boost as John McGinn scored a late winner in a 1-0 victory over 10-man Croatia. Petar Sucic was sent off in the first half, but Croatia almost hung on for the point they needed to qualify with Portugal, only for McGinn to strike in the 86th minute. Spain roll on European champions Spain stayed unbeaten in Group A4 with a 2-1 win over Denmark in Copenhagen. Luis de la Fuente's visitors started strongly and went close to a 13th-minute opener when the in-form Ayoze Perez rattled the crossbar. Spain took an early lead after Denmark carelessly gave the ball away on the edge of their own box. Perez played in Mikel Oyarzabal who took an excellent first touch and slipped the ball past goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel and in at the near post. Villarreal forward Perez, who only made his international debut in June, doubled Spain's advantage with a low, left-footed finish into the bottom corner after being picked out by Dani Olmo. Gustav Isaksen pulled one back for Denmark late on, pouncing on a terrible mix-up between Fabian Ruiz and 'keeper David Raya. "A very, very happy night for me (with a goal and an assist), but the most important thing is going through top of the group," Perez told uefa.com. The other game in Group A4 saw Switzerland relegated by Aleksa Terzic's late equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Serbia. Romania's Group C2 game against Kosovo in Bucharest was suspended in injury time and then abandoned with the game goalless after the visiting players walked off the pitch following chants of "Serbia" from the home fans. "The UEFA Nations League match between Romania and Kosovo has been abandoned. UEFA will communicate further information in due course," said governing body UEFA on its website. In League D, San Marino kept their hopes of an unlikely promotion alive as Nicola Nanni scored an injury-time penalty to grab a 1-1 draw with Gibraltar. 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.

Cristiano Ronaldo hits brace as Portugal thrash Poland to reach Nations League quarters, Spain win

The IPL 2025 mega auction scheduled to get underway in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, is a two-day affair (November 24 and 25). IPL announced the final list of players (574) slated to go under the hammer, including 366 Indians and 208 overseas, with the notable absentees being England ace seamer Jofra Archer and Australia all-rounder Cameron Green; however, retired Test great James Anderson is registered in the INR 1.25 crore-bracket.

While Archer last played in IPL 2020 for Rajasthan Royals (RR), Green was part of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) squad last season, traded from Mumbai Indians for INR 17,50,00,000 ahead of the December auction. That move, however, led to Hardik Pandya returning to Mumbai (from Gujarat Titans), replacing Rohit Sharma as their new captain.

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The lanky Australian was one of Mumbai’s prolific run-scorers in his maiden season, hitting 452 in 16 contested matches, including his best score of 100* against SunRisers Hyderabad. Next season for the RCB, his form dipped, scoring a mere 255 runs from 13 outings, with his best being 46.

Meanwhile, ahead of the Australian summer this year, Green underwent surgery on the lower spine, missing all action, including the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. Though he was scheduled to return in time for the Champions Trophy in February-March next year, the IPL decided against putting his name in the final list, among which all ten teams will pick the players.

On the other hand, Anderson, who announced his international retirement following the first Test against West Indies at the Lord’s this year, is among the 208 foreign players listed for the IPL auction. Having last played an international T20I 15 years ago in 2009, Anderson registered his name for an IPL auction for the first time since the tournament’s inception.&nbsp;

<h2>IPL 2025 mega auction</h2>

All ten teams have announced their retention list before the IPL 2025 mega auction. While two teams – Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan, have retained six players each, Punjab Kings have secured the services of only two players, the least.&nbsp;

As many as 1574 players listed their names, a number cut down to 574, of which 330 are uncapped players. The list also includes three from Associate teams – Ali Khan from the USA, Unmukt Chand (former U-19 India captain) and Brandon McMullen.&nbsp;

The IPL 2025 mega auction will get underway at 1:00 pm&nbsp;(local time) (3:30 PM IST) on Sunday (Nov&nbsp;24).&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The IPL 2025 mega auction scheduled to get underway in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, is a two-day affair (November 24 and 25). IPL announced the final list of players (574) slated to go under the hammer, including 366 Indians and 208 overseas, with the notable absentees being England ace seamer Jofra Archer and Australia all-rounder Cameron Green; however, retired Test great James Anderson is registered in the INR 1.

The IPL 2025 mega auction scheduled to get underway in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, is a two-day affair (November 24 and 25). IPL announced the final list of players (574) slated to go under the hammer, including 366 Indians and 208 overseas, with the notable absentees being England ace seamer Jofra Archer and Australia all-rounder Cameron Green; however, retired Test great James Anderson is registered in the INR 1.25 crore-bracket. While Archer last played in IPL 2020 for Rajasthan Royals (RR), Green was part of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) squad last season, traded from Mumbai Indians for INR 17,50,00,000 ahead of the December auction. That move, however, led to Hardik Pandya returning to Mumbai (from Gujarat Titans), replacing Rohit Sharma as their new captain. ALSO READ: BGT: Ravi Shastri picks three seamers, two all-rounders in India’s XI for Perth Test against Australia The lanky Australian was one of Mumbai’s prolific run-scorers in his maiden season, hitting 452 in 16 contested matches, including his best score of 100* against SunRisers Hyderabad. Next season for the RCB, his form dipped, scoring a mere 255 runs from 13 outings, with his best being 46. Meanwhile, ahead of the Australian summer this year, Green underwent surgery on the lower spine, missing all action, including the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. Though he was scheduled to return in time for the Champions Trophy in February-March next year, the IPL decided against putting his name in the final list, among which all ten teams will pick the players. On the other hand, Anderson, who announced his international retirement following the first Test against West Indies at the Lord’s this year, is among the 208 foreign players listed for the IPL auction. Having last played an international T20I 15 years ago in 2009, Anderson registered his name for an IPL auction for the first time since the tournament’s inception. IPL 2025 mega auction All ten teams have announced their retention list before the IPL 2025 mega auction. While two teams – Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan, have retained six players each, Punjab Kings have secured the services of only two players, the least. As many as 1574 players listed their names, a number cut down to 574, of which 330 are uncapped players. The list also includes three from Associate teams – Ali Khan from the USA, Unmukt Chand (former U-19 India captain) and Brandon McMullen. The IPL 2025 mega auction will get underway at 1:00 pm (local time) (3:30 PM IST) on Sunday (Nov 24). (With inputs from agencies)

IPL 2025 Mega Auction: No Jofra Archer, Cameron Green but James Anderson gets green light

Former India coach Ravi Shastri has picked three pacers and two all-rounders in his India playing XI for the first Test against Australia in Perth starting November 22. With regular captain Rohit Sharma’s availability status for the first game remaining&nbsp;unclear, the selectors and team management are looking to put KL Rahul or Abhimanyu Easwaran in his place, but Shastri, under whom India won Down Under twice, differs.

Rahul, Easwaran and spare keeper-batter Dhruv Jurel were part of the India-A XI for the second unofficial Test against Australia-A, with both openers failing miserably across two outings. Easwaran too was not among runs in the first game. Jurel, however, was the only silver lining among the BGT-bound batters at the MCG, scoring twin fifties and pressing his case for a spot in the playing XI.&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, Rahul&nbsp;suffered an elbow injury on day one of the WACA simulation game, retiring hurt and playing no further part in the game. Though that comes as a scare for the touring team, who would need a specialist to play at the top alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shastri has thrown a new name in the mix, a player already part of the playing XI.

"It's horses for courses in many ways. Most of the team will pick themselves, but there'll be one or two cases where you might have to just go and dig deep and go with gut feeling," Shastri said while speaking on ‘The ICC Review’.

"You can push Shubman (Gill) back up the order, and he has opened in the past in Australia. Otherwise, you'll have to then make an alternative. Easwaran hasn't done that well (for India-A in Australia). But it's how he's batting in the nets, how Rahul is batting in the nets. But that Shubman Gill option is also there,” Shastri said of Jaiswal’s new opening partner in Tests.

<h2>Rahul down to number three</h2>

Ahead of departing for Australia, Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir addressed the media in Mumbai, shedding light on who could replace Rohit at the top for the Perth Test should he remain unavailable for selection. Hinting at it could be KL Rahul, Gautam said players like Rahul can bat anywhere in the lineup, something Shastri agrees on.&nbsp;

He said regardless of his form, KL has performed in Australia before and with his feet moving nicely, he can take up that number three slot.&nbsp;

"Sometimes runs are not important, but if a player is moving well, and if the feet are moving nicely, and you try and understand his (KL Rahul) game, and you realize if he has the game for those conditions if he has the right kind of shots for those kinds of pitches. These are the things you've got to look at when you start picking a side overseas," he said.&nbsp;

"I would be watching them like a hawk in the nets, the batters and the bowlers because for me as a bowler, rhythm is important. And as a batter, again, tempo and rhythm is important,” Shastri continued.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, Shastri’s India XI for the Perth Test reads –&nbsp;

Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Dhruv Jurel, Ravindra Jadeja/Washington Sundar, Nitish Reddy, Jasprit Bumrah, Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj

(With inputs from agencies)

Former India coach Ravi Shastri has picked three pacers and two all-rounders in his India playing XI for the first Test against Australia in Perth starting November 22.

Former India coach Ravi Shastri has picked three pacers and two all-rounders in his India playing XI for the first Test against Australia in Perth starting November 22. With regular captain Rohit Sharma’s availability status for the first game remaining unclear, the selectors and team management are looking to put KL Rahul or Abhimanyu Easwaran in his place, but Shastri, under whom India won Down Under twice, differs. Rahul, Easwaran and spare keeper-batter Dhruv Jurel were part of the India-A XI for the second unofficial Test against Australia-A, with both openers failing miserably across two outings. Easwaran too was not among runs in the first game. Jurel, however, was the only silver lining among the BGT-bound batters at the MCG, scoring twin fifties and pressing his case for a spot in the playing XI. ALSO READ: SA v IND, 4th T20I: Female fan inconsolable after Samson's six hits her face, batter apologises - WATCH Meanwhile, Rahul suffered an elbow injury on day one of the WACA simulation game, retiring hurt and playing no further part in the game. Though that comes as a scare for the touring team, who would need a specialist to play at the top alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shastri has thrown a new name in the mix, a player already part of the playing XI. "It's horses for courses in many ways. Most of the team will pick themselves, but there'll be one or two cases where you might have to just go and dig deep and go with gut feeling," Shastri said while speaking on ‘The ICC Review’. "You can push Shubman (Gill) back up the order, and he has opened in the past in Australia. Otherwise, you'll have to then make an alternative. Easwaran hasn't done that well (for India-A in Australia). But it's how he's batting in the nets, how Rahul is batting in the nets. But that Shubman Gill option is also there,” Shastri said of Jaiswal’s new opening partner in Tests. Rahul down to number three Ahead of departing for Australia, Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir addressed the media in Mumbai, shedding light on who could replace Rohit at the top for the Perth Test should he remain unavailable for selection. Hinting at it could be KL Rahul, Gautam said players like Rahul can bat anywhere in the lineup, something Shastri agrees on. He said regardless of his form, KL has performed in Australia before and with his feet moving nicely, he can take up that number three slot. "Sometimes runs are not important, but if a player is moving well, and if the feet are moving nicely, and you try and understand his (KL Rahul) game, and you realize if he has the game for those conditions if he has the right kind of shots for those kinds of pitches. These are the things you've got to look at when you start picking a side overseas," he said. "I would be watching them like a hawk in the nets, the batters and the bowlers because for me as a bowler, rhythm is important. And as a batter, again, tempo and rhythm is important,” Shastri continued. Meanwhile, Shastri’s India XI for the Perth Test reads – Shubman Gill, Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Dhruv Jurel, Ravindra Jadeja/Washington Sundar, Nitish Reddy, Jasprit Bumrah, Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj (With inputs from agencies)

BGT: Ravi Shastri picks three seamers, two all-rounders in India’s XI for Perth Test against Australia

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