The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Torch Relay completed its two-day tour of Oita Prefecture on Saturday (April 24) when it arrived in Oita City.

The torch began the day in Kusu Town, crossing the spectacular 173-meter high Kokonoe Yume Otsurihashi pedestrian suspension bridge, carried through the waters of the Usuki River by a swimmer and passing the Harajiri Falls before its arrival in Oita City.

The route was lined with spectators, but Tokyo Olympic organizers said on Friday (April 23) that the leg of the torch relay in Okinawa Prefecture's Miyakojima Island set for May 2 would not be held on public roads because the region is currently subject to priority measures for containing the spread of the coronavirus.

Last week, it was announced that the relay on Okinawa Island, the main part of Okinawa Prefecture in southwest Japan, would also be taken off public roads.

Sections of the torch relay were also moved off public roads in Osaka and the city of Matsuyama as those areas battle a resurgence in infections.

Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Friday promised to ensure a safe Tokyo Olympics this summer, after announcing a new state of emergency for Tokyo, Osaka, and two other prefectures.

The Torch Relay resumes on April 25&nbsp;in Takachiho Town, Miyazaki Prefecture, in the extreme southwest of Japan. Miyazaki is the 16th of the 47 prefectures scheduled to be visited by the Torch Relay.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Torch Relay completed its two-day tour of Oita Prefecture on Saturday (April 24) when it arrived in Oita City. The torch began the day in Kusu Town, crossing the spectacular 173-meter high Kokonoe Yume Otsurihashi pedestrian suspension bridge, carried through the waters of the Usuki River by a swimmer and passing the Harajiri Falls before its arrival in Oita City.

The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Torch Relay completed its two-day tour of Oita Prefecture on Saturday (April 24) when it arrived in Oita City. The torch began the day in Kusu Town, crossing the spectacular 173-meter high Kokonoe Yume Otsurihashi pedestrian suspension bridge, carried through the waters of the Usuki River by a swimmer and passing the Harajiri Falls before its arrival in Oita City. The route was lined with spectators, but Tokyo Olympic organizers said on Friday (April 23) that the leg of the torch relay in Okinawa Prefecture's Miyakojima Island set for May 2 would not be held on public roads because the region is currently subject to priority measures for containing the spread of the coronavirus. Last week, it was announced that the relay on Okinawa Island, the main part of Okinawa Prefecture in southwest Japan, would also be taken off public roads. Sections of the torch relay were also moved off public roads in Osaka and the city of Matsuyama as those areas battle a resurgence in infections. Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga on Friday promised to ensure a safe Tokyo Olympics this summer, after announcing a new state of emergency for Tokyo, Osaka, and two other prefectures. The Torch Relay resumes on April 25 in Takachiho Town, Miyazaki Prefecture, in the extreme southwest of Japan. Miyazaki is the 16th of the 47 prefectures scheduled to be visited by the Torch Relay.

Olympic Torch taken through water and over a spectacular bridge

India's Vinesh Phogat believes she has mentally toughened up since her injury at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is confident of putting behind the heartbreak with a medal in Tokyo this year.

The top-ranked wrestler in the women's 53 kg category, Phogat's Rio hopes were dashed when she sustained a knee injury during her quarter-final bout with a Chinese opponent.

Since then, the 26-year-old has worked hard to become tactically smarter and emerge as a medal hope for India.

"The up-and-down journey has made me stronger and mature," Phogat said on Friday in a virtual news conference arranged by the Sports Authority of India.

"Earlier, I'd be shattered even after a minor injury and wonder 'why me?' Now I handle such setbacks better.

"I've grown mentally tough and it's because I have faced all these tough times. The Rio incident has taught me a lot."

Phogat said she was no more an ultra-aggressive, one-dimensional wrestler, who could not handle defeat.

"I wrestle very smooth now and it is visible. I move better, I use my hands better. 
"I am not in hurry to score points now. I time my attacks well now. There is a strategy in place for every single opponent."

She contracted COVID-19 last year but since her recovery, Phogat has won three gold medals in three tournaments this year, including the Asian Championship earlier this month.

The wrestler described her fitness level at "85%" now but felt confident she would reach her peak in Tokyo 
There will be a massive burden of expectation on her shoulders in Tokyo but Phogat was unfazed.

"People have expectations from me, and I know I'm capable of fulfilling that. It gives me a push. I don't see it as a burden." 
Asked about her switch from the 50kg to 53kg weight class, the reigning Asian and Commonwealth Games gold medallist said, "At least I can eat a full meal now without having to worry about gaining weight." 
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India's Vinesh Phogat believes she has mentally toughened up since her injury at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is confident of putting behind the heartbreak with a medal in Tokyo this year.

India's Vinesh Phogat believes she has mentally toughened up since her injury at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is confident of putting behind the heartbreak with a medal in Tokyo this year. The top-ranked wrestler in the women's 53 kg category, Phogat's Rio hopes were dashed when she sustained a knee injury during her quarter-final bout with a Chinese opponent. Since then, the 26-year-old has worked hard to become tactically smarter and emerge as a medal hope for India. "The up-and-down journey has made me stronger and mature," Phogat said on Friday in a virtual news conference arranged by the Sports Authority of India. "Earlier, I'd be shattered even after a minor injury and wonder 'why me?' Now I handle such setbacks better. "I've grown mentally tough and it's because I have faced all these tough times. The Rio incident has taught me a lot." Phogat said she was no more an ultra-aggressive, one-dimensional wrestler, who could not handle defeat. "I wrestle very smooth now and it is visible. I move better, I use my hands better. "I am not in hurry to score points now. I time my attacks well now. There is a strategy in place for every single opponent." She contracted COVID-19 last year but since her recovery, Phogat has won three gold medals in three tournaments this year, including the Asian Championship earlier this month. The wrestler described her fitness level at "85%" now but felt confident she would reach her peak in Tokyo There will be a massive burden of expectation on her shoulders in Tokyo but Phogat was unfazed. "People have expectations from me, and I know I'm capable of fulfilling that. It gives me a push. I don't see it as a burden." Asked about her switch from the 50kg to 53kg weight class, the reigning Asian and Commonwealth Games gold medallist said, "At least I can eat a full meal now without having to worry about gaining weight."

India's Vinesh Phogat eyes Tokyo redemption

Watford secured promotion to the Premier League on Saturday with two games to spare, after a 1-0 win over Millwall in the second-tier Championship at Vicarage Road.<o:p></o:p>

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word-spacing:0px">Manager Xisco Munoz, who was hoisted aloft by his players after the final whistle, said he had mixed feelings as he was unable to celebrate with the club's supporters in the ground due to the COVID-19 restrictions.<o:p></o:p>

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word-spacing:0px">"We hope everyone enjoys it and stays safe. It's important the fans enjoy, it's a moment to enjoy," he told the BBC.<o:p></o:p>

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word-spacing:0px">The Spanish manager has guided Watford to 17 wins in 24 Championship games, opening up a 10-point gap over third-placed Brentford, who have a game in hand.<o:p></o:p>

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word-spacing:0px">"I have been lucky with the players, we have a great connection when everyone works with the same ideas and passion," Munoz said.<o:p></o:p>

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word-spacing:0px">"It's nice when you have a good group all moving in the same direction."<o:p></o:p>

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Watford secured promotion to the Premier League on Saturday with two games to spare, after a 1-0 win over Millwall in the second-tier Championship at Vicarage Road.

Watford secured promotion to the Premier League on Saturday with two games to spare, after a 1-0 win over Millwall in the second-tier Championship at Vicarage Road. Ismaila Sarr's 11th-minute penalty proved enough as Watford guaranteed one of the two automatic promotion spots alongside Championship leaders Norwich City, who booked their top-flight spot last weekend. Watford has secured an immediate return to the top flight -- which has been worth at least 160 million pounds ($221.3 million) in previous seasons -- having finished second-bottom of the Premier League in the 2019-20 campaign. Manager Xisco Munoz, who was hoisted aloft by his players after the final whistle, said he had mixed feelings as he was unable to celebrate with the club's supporters in the ground due to the COVID-19 restrictions. "We hope everyone enjoys it and stays safe. It's important the fans enjoy, it's a moment to enjoy," he told the BBC. Watford were one of the playoff contenders after a mixed start to the second-division campaign but found another gear when Munoz replaced Vladimir Ivic as a manager in December. The Spanish manager has guided Watford to 17 wins in 24 Championship games, opening up a 10-point gap over third-placed Brentford, who have a game in hand. "I have been lucky with the players, we have a great connection when everyone works with the same ideas and passion," Munoz said. "It's nice when you have a good group all moving in the same direction." Watford's victory means Norwich must wait to be crowned champions, despite a 3-1 win over Queens Park Rangers. Daniel Farke's side needs two points from their remaining two games to guarantee the second division title.

Watford seal Premier League promotion with victory over Millwall

Rajasthan Royals captain Sanju Samson commended freshman left-arm seamer Chetan Sakariya for his reliable exhibitions. He proposed Sakariya was 'prepared for the big stage' after the pacer assisted his team with their second success in the Indian Premier League.&nbsp;

Playing their fifth match of the season, Rajasthan Royals beat Kolkata Knight Riders by six wickets at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium.&nbsp;

Chetan Sakariya arose as one of the stars of the 2021 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Along these lines, he was picked by the Rajasthan Royals and has been picked to play every match up until now.&nbsp;

Bowling mainly in the powerplays and the death overs, the 23-year-old has seven wickets to his name this season, at an average of 23.71 and an economy of 8.3 an over, on tranquil Wankhede tracks.&nbsp;

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On Saturday, he excused Nitish Rana and went for 31 runs in his four overs. Calling him one of the positives for the Rajasthan side, Sanju Samson said:

“Chetan Sakariya a very different kind of a person and a chilled-out person. It’s a very positive thing for Rajasthan Royals. He’s ready to play this tournament and big matches. Hopefully, he’ll win more matches for us in the future.”

Sanju Samson likewise commended the bowling unit for reliably performing admirably in the last couple of matches, regardless of missing Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes.

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“Our bowlers have been doing really well for the last 4-5 matches – the youngsters as well as the seniors. There are many options for me to juggle around. Really enjoy captaining them,” Sanju Samson said in the post-match presentation. 
 
 
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Rajasthan Royals captain Sanju Samson commended freshman left-arm seamer Chetan Sakariya for his reliable exhibitions. He proposed Sakariya was 'prepared for the big stage' after the pacer assisted his team with their second success in the Indian Premier League.

Rajasthan Royals captain Sanju Samson commended freshman left-arm seamer Chetan Sakariya for his reliable exhibitions. He proposed Sakariya was 'prepared for the big stage' after the pacer assisted his team with their second success in the Indian Premier League. Playing their fifth match of the season, Rajasthan Royals beat Kolkata Knight Riders by six wickets at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium. Chetan Sakariya arose as one of the stars of the 2021 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Along these lines, he was picked by the Rajasthan Royals and has been picked to play every match up until now. Bowling mainly in the powerplays and the death overs, the 23-year-old has seven wickets to his name this season, at an average of 23.71 and an economy of 8.3 an over, on tranquil Wankhede tracks. ALSO READ: IPL 2021: 'Confident that Pandya brothers will come back strongly' - Suryakumar Yadav On Saturday, he excused Nitish Rana and went for 31 runs in his four overs. Calling him one of the positives for the Rajasthan side, Sanju Samson said: “Chetan Sakariya a very different kind of a person and a chilled-out person. It’s a very positive thing for Rajasthan Royals. He’s ready to play this tournament and big matches. Hopefully, he’ll win more matches for us in the future.” Sanju Samson likewise commended the bowling unit for reliably performing admirably in the last couple of matches, regardless of missing Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes. ALSO READ: IPL 2021: Dinesh Karthik elated with Tamil Nadu teammate Shahrukh Khan's performance “Our bowlers have been doing really well for the last 4-5 matches – the youngsters as well as the seniors. There are many options for me to juggle around. Really enjoy captaining them,” Sanju Samson said in the post-match presentation.

IPL 2021: Chetan Sakariya is 'prepared for the big stage', says Sanju Samson

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane hailed interim manager Ryan Mason for settling the team and securing his first win following Jose Mourinho's departure and hoped that the club can celebrate with the League Cup on Sunday.

Spurs sacked Mourinho on Monday after 17 months in charge of the London club and six days before they face Manchester City in the League Cup final. They appointed former midfielder Mason as caretaker boss until the end of the campaign.

After his first game in charge ended in a 2-1 Premier League victory over Southampton on Wednesday, Mason described a feeling of "massive relief" and Kane backed his former teammate to take the next step.

"Ryan's been great. It's been strange for him, a bit of a roller-coaster coming in at late notice and taking on the job," Kane told Sky Sports.

"He's done incredibly well; how he's handled the whole situation, how he's handled the boys, and obviously getting his first win against Southampton was a massive moment.

"It's given everyone a buzz going into the cup final. I and Ryan are good mates, we've known each other a long time, on and off the field we are really close.

"I'm buzzing for him to have this opportunity and to have the experience to manage one of the best clubs in the world. Hopefully, we can try and win on Sunday and experience a truly special moment together."

Harry Kane said he enjoyed a great relationship with Mourinho and wished the Portuguese well.

"I was surprised (by Mourinho's sacking). I probably found out 5-10 minutes before it was announced," Harry Kane said.

"But he knows as we know football can be cut-throat and we just have to look forward. We have a big final to prepare for now and we're looking forward to that."

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane hailed interim manager Ryan Mason for settling the team and securing his first win following Jose Mourinho's departure and hoped that the club can celebrate with the League Cup on Sunday.

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane hailed interim manager Ryan Mason for settling the team and securing his first win following Jose Mourinho's departure and hoped that the club can celebrate with the League Cup on Sunday. Spurs sacked Mourinho on Monday after 17 months in charge of the London club and six days before they face Manchester City in the League Cup final. They appointed former midfielder Mason as caretaker boss until the end of the campaign. After his first game in charge ended in a 2-1 Premier League victory over Southampton on Wednesday, Mason described a feeling of "massive relief" and Kane backed his former teammate to take the next step. "Ryan's been great. It's been strange for him, a bit of a roller-coaster coming in at late notice and taking on the job," Kane told Sky Sports. "He's done incredibly well; how he's handled the whole situation, how he's handled the boys, and obviously getting his first win against Southampton was a massive moment. "It's given everyone a buzz going into the cup final. I and Ryan are good mates, we've known each other a long time, on and off the field we are really close. "I'm buzzing for him to have this opportunity and to have the experience to manage one of the best clubs in the world. Hopefully, we can try and win on Sunday and experience a truly special moment together." Harry Kane said he enjoyed a great relationship with Mourinho and wished the Portuguese well. "I was surprised (by Mourinho's sacking). I probably found out 5-10 minutes before it was announced," Harry Kane said. "But he knows as we know football can be cut-throat and we just have to look forward. We have a big final to prepare for now and we're looking forward to that."

Harry Kane anticipates to enjoy special cup success with Spurs caretaker Ryan Mason

Kolkata Knight Riders wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik reflected on the exhibitions of his Tamil Nadu teammates in IPL 2021. Dinesh Karthik was glad to see Shahrukh Khan performing great for the Punjab Kings.

Shahrukh Khan made his IPL debut recently against the Rajasthan Royals. He has played five matches in IPL 2021, scoring 90 runs at a splendid strike pace of 145.16.&nbsp;

Indeed, even Murugan Ashwin has searched useful for the Punjab Kings this season. In any case, any semblance of R Sai Kishore, C Hari Nishaanth, Narayan Jagadeesan, and M Siddharth are yet to get a chance to play.&nbsp;

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In an interview before KKR's match against the Rajasthan Royals, Dinesh Karthik spoke about the Tamil Nadu stars' essence in IPL 2021.

"I was really, really happy to see how Shahrukh is doing. I think just the fact that there are so many players from Tamil Nadu...there are about 13 of them playing right now in different IPL teams. I am just happy to see them and would love to see a lot more players playing in the XI," Dinesh Karthik told host broadcasters.

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Dinesh Karthik felt that despite the fact that different players were on the bench, they would profit a great deal by focusing on their shoulders with the best in the world. 
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Kolkata Knight Riders wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik reflected on the exhibitions of his Tamil Nadu teammates in IPL 2021. Dinesh Karthik was glad to see Shahrukh Khan performing great for the Punjab Kings.

Kolkata Knight Riders wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik reflected on the exhibitions of his Tamil Nadu teammates in IPL 2021. Dinesh Karthik was glad to see Shahrukh Khan performing great for the Punjab Kings. Shahrukh Khan made his IPL debut recently against the Rajasthan Royals. He has played five matches in IPL 2021, scoring 90 runs at a splendid strike pace of 145.16. Indeed, even Murugan Ashwin has searched useful for the Punjab Kings this season. In any case, any semblance of R Sai Kishore, C Hari Nishaanth, Narayan Jagadeesan, and M Siddharth are yet to get a chance to play. ALSO READ: IPL 2021: 'Confident that Pandya brothers will come back strongly' - Suryakumar Yadav In an interview before KKR's match against the Rajasthan Royals, Dinesh Karthik spoke about the Tamil Nadu stars' essence in IPL 2021. "I was really, really happy to see how Shahrukh is doing. I think just the fact that there are so many players from Tamil Nadu...there are about 13 of them playing right now in different IPL teams. I am just happy to see them and would love to see a lot more players playing in the XI," Dinesh Karthik told host broadcasters. ALSO READ: IPL 2021- Rajasthan return to winning ways as Kolkata's woes continue Dinesh Karthik felt that despite the fact that different players were on the bench, they would profit a great deal by focusing on their shoulders with the best in the world.

IPL 2021: Dinesh Karthik elated with Tamil Nadu teammate Shahrukh Khan's performance

Sunil Gavaskar has praised the effect Ravi Shastri has had on the Indian team. He marked India's head coach as an "incredible" coach with an "unbelievable" capacity to spur adolescents in any event, when everything is on the line.&nbsp;

Team India is presently overflowing with ability in all formats of the game. India displayed their humongous bench strength when they won the test series in Australia with a diminished side where various Indian adolescents punched well over their weight.&nbsp;

Sunil Gavaskar said there could be no more excellent man than Ravi Shastri to support growing ability.

"Ravi has got the ability to give so much confidence to youngsters, it's unbelievable if Ravi Shastri believes in their ability and talent, there is no better man than Ravi Shastri to give encouragement to&nbsp;youngsters. He will scold you, tell you off but at the same time, he will tell you what you can do to get better, he will actually demonstrate to you," Sunil Gavaskar said in a recent webinar during a book launch.

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Ravi Shastri was appointed as the head coach in 2017 after Anil Kumble stepped down. Nonetheless, he has figured out how to prevail upon his faultfinders in the previous few years, and numerous specialists consider the current group as the best Indian side ever.

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Sunil Gavaskar additionally spoke about the impact of bowling trainer Bharat Arun. Throughout the most recent couple of years, Team India has seen a great deal of ability come through in the quick bowling department, something that was truly a frail space in the past.

"You have Bharat, when you talk to some of the seam bowlers who did splendidly during the second half of the Australia tour, they are all full of praise for Bharat as to how he guided them. That's what these youngsters need to do. Spend as much time as possible with Ravi Shastri and Bharat Arun. There are no better persons than these two when you are having self-doubts." Sunil Gavaskar added. 
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Sunil Gavaskar has praised the effect Ravi Shastri has had on the Indian team. He marked India's head coach as an "incredible" coach with an "unbelievable" capacity to spur adolescents in any event, when everything is on the line.

Sunil Gavaskar has praised the effect Ravi Shastri has had on the Indian team. He marked India's head coach as an "incredible" coach with an "unbelievable" capacity to spur adolescents in any event, when everything is on the line. Team India is presently overflowing with ability in all formats of the game. India displayed their humongous bench strength when they won the test series in Australia with a diminished side where various Indian adolescents punched well over their weight. Sunil Gavaskar said there could be no more excellent man than Ravi Shastri to support growing ability. "Ravi has got the ability to give so much confidence to youngsters, it's unbelievable if Ravi Shastri believes in their ability and talent, there is no better man than Ravi Shastri to give encouragement to youngsters. He will scold you, tell you off but at the same time, he will tell you what you can do to get better, he will actually demonstrate to you," Sunil Gavaskar said in a recent webinar during a book launch. ALSO READ: Didn't know how to face my teammates: Andre Russell on staircase moment after dismissal vs CSK Ravi Shastri was appointed as the head coach in 2017 after Anil Kumble stepped down. Nonetheless, he has figured out how to prevail upon his faultfinders in the previous few years, and numerous specialists consider the current group as the best Indian side ever. ALSO READ: 'Starts like a million-dollar baby but goes down rapidly': Samson's form leaves Gambhir frustrated Sunil Gavaskar additionally spoke about the impact of bowling trainer Bharat Arun. Throughout the most recent couple of years, Team India has seen a great deal of ability come through in the quick bowling department, something that was truly a frail space in the past. "You have Bharat, when you talk to some of the seam bowlers who did splendidly during the second half of the Australia tour, they are all full of praise for Bharat as to how he guided them. That's what these youngsters need to do. Spend as much time as possible with Ravi Shastri and Bharat Arun. There are no better persons than these two when you are having self-doubts." Sunil Gavaskar added.

'It's unbelievable' - Sunil Gavaskar in awe of Ravi Shastri's man-management skills

Mumbai Indians batsman Suryakumar Yadav has said that the establishment is certain of Hardik and Krunal Pandya getting back to shape soon.

The Pandya brothers have neglected to convey with the bat for Mumbai Indians this season. On Friday against Punjab Kings also, both Hardik and Krunal Pandya succumbed to single-figure scores. Their disappointments have harmed Mumbai Indians in IPL 2021.

In the post-match press conference, Suryakumar Yadav said that the Mumbai Indians management isn't too stressed over the batting type of Hardik Pandya and Krunal Pandya, seeing in such manner:

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“Not really. Pandya brothers&nbsp;have been doing really well; they have been working really hard in the nets every day and in every&nbsp;practice session. I feel it’s just a matter of one game. Everyone is trying to take that responsibility in every game. It is just that it is not working. It happens in the sport. I am sure they will come back really strongly.”

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Mumbai Indians lost their second successive match in IPL 2021 on Friday. Subsequent to going down to Delhi Capitals by six wickets on Tuesday, the reigning champions were given a nine-wicket whipping by Punjab Kings in Chennai. 
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Mumbai Indians batsman Suryakumar Yadav has said that the establishment is certain of Hardik and Krunal Pandya getting back to shape soon. The Pandya brothers have neglected to convey with the bat for Mumbai Indians this season.

Mumbai Indians batsman Suryakumar Yadav has said that the establishment is certain of Hardik and Krunal Pandya getting back to shape soon. The Pandya brothers have neglected to convey with the bat for Mumbai Indians this season. On Friday against Punjab Kings also, both Hardik and Krunal Pandya succumbed to single-figure scores. Their disappointments have harmed Mumbai Indians in IPL 2021. In the post-match press conference, Suryakumar Yadav said that the Mumbai Indians management isn't too stressed over the batting type of Hardik Pandya and Krunal Pandya, seeing in such manner: ALSO READ: IPL 2021: 'I just don't think that he's worth that kind of money' - Kevin Pietersen on Chris Morris “Not really. Pandya brothers have been doing really well; they have been working really hard in the nets every day and in every practice session. I feel it’s just a matter of one game. Everyone is trying to take that responsibility in every game. It is just that it is not working. It happens in the sport. I am sure they will come back really strongly.” ALSO READ: Playing well against Rashid Khan is going to be key for DC vs SRH, says Mohammad Kaif Mumbai Indians lost their second successive match in IPL 2021 on Friday. Subsequent to going down to Delhi Capitals by six wickets on Tuesday, the reigning champions were given a nine-wicket whipping by Punjab Kings in Chennai.

IPL 2021: 'Confident that Pandya brothers will come back strongly' - Suryakumar Yadav

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) on Sunday ended Royal Challengers Bangalore’s (RCB) unbeaten run in the Indian Premier League (IPL) with the MS Dhoni-led outfit winning by 69 runs at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.<o:p></o:p>

With the win, CSK replace RCB at the top of the IPL 2021 points table and have now won four out of the five matches in the T20 tournament so far this season. Whereas this was the first defeat for Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2021.<o:p></o:p>

Batting first, Chennai Super Kings were off to a flyer as openers Ruturaj Gaikwad (33) and Faf du Plessis (50) gave them a blistering start. Suresh Raina chipped in with handy runs (24) and Rayudu was dismissed for 14.

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However, the pick of the player for CSK was Ravindra Jadeja as he smoked 37 runs in the final over of the match, off Harshal Patel to take Chennai to 191/4 in 20 overs. Jadeja returned with 62 not-out off just 28 deliveries as he equaled Chris Gayle’s record of scoring most runs in an IPL over (37).<o:p></o:p>

For RCB, Harshal Patel picked up three wickets while Yuzvendra Chahal returned with a solitary scalp.

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Chasing 192, RCB were off to a brisk start with Devdutt Padikkal and Virat Kohli stitching a good 44-run stand. However, RCB lost quick wickets as pressure mounted on the middle order. It was Jadeja once again, who was the destructor in chief for CSK, as he picked up three wickets in his four-over quota including the scalps of Washington Sundar, Glenn Maxwell and AB de Villiers. Moreover, he connected a direct hit to send Dan Christian packing back to the hut. <o:p></o:p>

RCB were restricted to 122/9 in 20 overs as CSK registered a comfortable 69-run win.<o:p></o:p>

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) on Sunday ended Royal Challengers Bangalore’s (RCB) unbeaten run in the Indian Premier League (IPL) with the MS Dhoni-led outfit winning by 69 runs at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) on Sunday ended Royal Challengers Bangalore’s (RCB) unbeaten run in the Indian Premier League (IPL) with the MS Dhoni-led outfit winning by 69 runs at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. With the win, CSK replace RCB at the top of the IPL 2021 points table and have now won four out of the five matches in the T20 tournament so far this season. Whereas this was the first defeat for Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2021. Batting first, Chennai Super Kings were off to a flyer as openers Ruturaj Gaikwad (33) and Faf du Plessis (50) gave them a blistering start. Suresh Raina chipped in with handy runs (24) and Rayudu was dismissed for 14. ALSO READ: IPL 2021- Ravindra Jadeja smashes 37 runs in an over against Harshal Patel, Twitterati go crazy However, the pick of the player for CSK was Ravindra Jadeja as he smoked 37 runs in the final over of the match, off Harshal Patel to take Chennai to 191/4 in 20 overs. Jadeja returned with 62 not-out off just 28 deliveries as he equaled Chris Gayle’s record of scoring most runs in an IPL over (37). For RCB, Harshal Patel picked up three wickets while Yuzvendra Chahal returned with a solitary scalp. ALSO READ: From Maxwell to Dhawan: Five players who have rocked IPL 2021 so far Chasing 192, RCB were off to a brisk start with Devdutt Padikkal and Virat Kohli stitching a good 44-run stand. However, RCB lost quick wickets as pressure mounted on the middle order. It was Jadeja once again, who was the destructor in chief for CSK, as he picked up three wickets in his four-over quota including the scalps of Washington Sundar, Glenn Maxwell and AB de Villiers. Moreover, he connected a direct hit to send Dan Christian packing back to the hut. RCB were restricted to 122/9 in 20 overs as CSK registered a comfortable 69-run win.

Ravindra Jadeja the ultimate hero as CSK end RCB's unbeaten streak in IPL 2021

In what comes as another blow to Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Rajasthan Royals, seam bowler Andrew Tye has flown back to Australia from the ongoing IPL 2021 due to personal reasons. <o:p></o:p>

Rajasthan Royals took to social media platform Twitter to confirm the development as they said that Tye has flown back to Australia due to personal reasons while adding they will continue to offer him support.<o:p></o:p>

“AJ Tye flew back to Australia earlier today due to personal reasons. We will continue to offer any support he may need.#RoyalsFamily” tweeted RR.

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Tye becomes Rajasthan Royals’ third overseas player to leave the IPL 2021 midway following the footsteps of Ben Stokes (finger injury) and Liam Livingstone (bubble fatigue). The Sanju Samson-led outfit is already without last season’s most valuable player, Jofra Archer, who has been ruled out of the tournament due to injury.

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Tye, who won the Purple Cap in IPL 2018, hadn’t played in any of the five matches so far in IPL 2021. The left-arm pacer played once in IPL 2020 and conceded 50 from his four-over quota.<o:p></o:p>

Only four overseas players – Jos Buttler, Chris Morris, David Miller, Mustafizur Rahman – are remaining in Rajasthan Royals camp now and it would be interesting to see when the franchise opts for replacement players for the ongoing tournament.<o:p></o:p>

In what comes as another blow to Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Rajasthan Royals, seam bowler Andrew Tye has flown back to Australia from the ongoing IPL 2021 due to personal reasons.

In what comes as another blow to Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Rajasthan Royals, seam bowler Andrew Tye has flown back to Australia from the ongoing IPL 2021 due to personal reasons. Rajasthan Royals took to social media platform Twitter to confirm the development as they said that Tye has flown back to Australia due to personal reasons while adding they will continue to offer him support. “AJ Tye flew back to Australia earlier today due to personal reasons. We will continue to offer any support he may need.#RoyalsFamily” tweeted RR. AJ Tye flew back to Australia earlier today due to personal reasons. We will continue to offer any support he may need.#RoyalsFamily — Rajasthan Royals (@rajasthanroyals) April 25, 2021 × Tye becomes Rajasthan Royals’ third overseas player to leave the IPL 2021 midway following the footsteps of Ben Stokes (finger injury) and Liam Livingstone (bubble fatigue). The Sanju Samson-led outfit is already without last season’s most valuable player, Jofra Archer, who has been ruled out of the tournament due to injury. ALSO READ: IPL 2021: Harshal Patel concedes 37 runs in an over to Ravindra Jadeja, equals an unwanted record Tye, who won the Purple Cap in IPL 2018, hadn’t played in any of the five matches so far in IPL 2021. The left-arm pacer played once in IPL 2020 and conceded 50 from his four-over quota. Only four overseas players – Jos Buttler, Chris Morris, David Miller, Mustafizur Rahman – are remaining in Rajasthan Royals camp now and it would be interesting to see when the franchise opts for replacement players for the ongoing tournament.

Another overseas player leaves Rajasthan Royals midway into IPL 2021

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has said that Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will be “very competitive” in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021. CSK, after suffering their worst-ever IPL season, have started the IPL 2021 campaign strongly with three wins in four matches recorded by the MS Dhoni-led outfit. <o:p></o:p>

Pietersen has now said that Moeen Ali and Faf du Plessis coming into form has changed the perspective of how other teams and fans are looking at the three-time IPL winners. Pietersen further lauded the likes of Ruturaj Gaikwad, Sam Curran, Ravindra Jadeja, and ‘master captain’ MS Dhoni for managing to start the IPL 2021 campaign in such a good form. <o:p></o:p>

The former England captain added that people weren’t fancying CSK much ahead of the T20 tournament but their form and experience of most of the players have made people change their opinions about the Yellow Army.

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He told Betway: “In T20 cricket, you only need a couple of players to be in really good form to get you over the line. I know from experience of playing in these teams that if a couple of batsmen are whacking it out of the park and a couple of bowlers are picking up wickets then they can drag everybody else with them. And so, even though Chennai Super Kings weren’t fancied coming into the IPL, guys like Moeen Ali and Faf Du Plessis coming into form was always going to turn that situation around. <o:p></o:p>

“Ruturaj Gaikwad looks good, Sam Curran is doing the business and MS Dhoni is a masterful captain. Then they’ve got the superstar Ravi Jadeja who seems to be here, there and everywhere. They’ve got really good players, fantastic T20 players, and it’s only taken a few of them to hit form to get them going. They look very competitive in this IPL now.”

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CSK, if they win against RCB, will have four wins in five matches in what will be their one of the best starts to an IPL campaign. However, RCB pose a real challenge having won all their four games so far.<o:p></o:p>

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has said that Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will be “very competitive” in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021. CSK, after suffering their worst-ever IPL season, have started the IPL 2021 campaign strongly with three wins in four matches recorded by the MS Dhoni-led outfit.

Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen has said that Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will be “very competitive” in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021. CSK, after suffering their worst-ever IPL season, have started the IPL 2021 campaign strongly with three wins in four matches recorded by the MS Dhoni-led outfit. Pietersen has now said that Moeen Ali and Faf du Plessis coming into form has changed the perspective of how other teams and fans are looking at the three-time IPL winners. Pietersen further lauded the likes of Ruturaj Gaikwad, Sam Curran, Ravindra Jadeja, and ‘master captain’ MS Dhoni for managing to start the IPL 2021 campaign in such a good form. The former England captain added that people weren’t fancying CSK much ahead of the T20 tournament but their form and experience of most of the players have made people change their opinions about the Yellow Army. ALSO READ: From Maxwell to Dhawan: Five players who have rocked IPL 2021 so far He told Betway: “In T20 cricket, you only need a couple of players to be in really good form to get you over the line. I know from experience of playing in these teams that if a couple of batsmen are whacking it out of the park and a couple of bowlers are picking up wickets then they can drag everybody else with them. And so, even though Chennai Super Kings weren’t fancied coming into the IPL, guys like Moeen Ali and Faf Du Plessis coming into form was always going to turn that situation around. “Ruturaj Gaikwad looks good, Sam Curran is doing the business and MS Dhoni is a masterful captain. Then they’ve got the superstar Ravi Jadeja who seems to be here, there and everywhere. They’ve got really good players, fantastic T20 players, and it’s only taken a few of them to hit form to get them going. They look very competitive in this IPL now.” ALSO READ: IPL 2021- Ravindra Jadeja smashes 37 runs in an over against Harshal Patel, Twitterati go crazy CSK, if they win against RCB, will have four wins in five matches in what will be their one of the best starts to an IPL campaign. However, RCB pose a real challenge having won all their four games so far.

Kevin Pietersen rates Chennai Super Kings' chances of winning IPL 2021

Ravindra Jadeja on Sunday smashed five sixes and a boundary off Harshal Patel in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 match between Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. With a 37-run over, not only did Jadeja help CSK post a mammoth score of 191/4 in 20 overs but also equaled the record of most runs scored by a batsman in an over in IPL history.<o:p></o:p>

Jadeja smoked five sixes and a boundary, against Harshal Patel in what was the final over of the first innings in the CSK vs RCB game. In doing so, Harshal Patel now has the worst over in IPL history as he equaled Prasanth Parameswaran for the unwanted record. In IPL 2011, Chris Gayle had hammered 37 runs off Parameswaran during a match between RCB and Kochi Tuskers Kerala.

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<h2 class="MsoNormal">Most runs scored by a batsman off a bowler in an over in IPL:<o:p></o:p></h2>

37&nbsp;- Gayle off Parameswaran, 2011<o:p></o:p>

37&nbsp;- Ravindra Jadeja off Harshal Patel, 2021*<o:p></o:p>

32 - Raina off Awana, Mumbai, 2014<o:p></o:p>

Courtesy of the massive final over, Jadeja ended up with 28-ball 62 not-out laced with four boundaries and five sixes – five of them coming in the final over.&nbsp;

However, RCB bowler Yuzvendra Chahal was confident that his team would chase the 193-run total.

"We thought it was a 170 wicket, Jaddu played so well in the last over. It's not a bad track, we can chase this if we bat well. I was bowling pretty well. If you go at economy of 7-8 here, it's fine. The spinners will have a role. It's not a typical Mumbai wicket, it's dry. If you play the spinners well you can chase this. I am 100% confident we will win," Chahal said in the mid-match presentation to host broadcasters.

Ravindra Jadeja on Sunday smashed five sixes and a boundary off Harshal Patel in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 match between Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

Ravindra Jadeja on Sunday smashed five sixes and a boundary off Harshal Patel in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021 match between Chennai Super Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. With a 37-run over, not only did Jadeja help CSK post a mammoth score of 191/4 in 20 overs but also equaled the record of most runs scored by a batsman in an over in IPL history. Jadeja smoked five sixes and a boundary, against Harshal Patel in what was the final over of the first innings in the CSK vs RCB game. In doing so, Harshal Patel now has the worst over in IPL history as he equaled Prasanth Parameswaran for the unwanted record. In IPL 2011, Chris Gayle had hammered 37 runs off Parameswaran during a match between RCB and Kochi Tuskers Kerala. ALSO READ: IPL 2021- Ravindra Jadeja smashes 37 runs in an over against Harshal Patel, Twitterati go crazy Most runs scored by a batsman off a bowler in an over in IPL: 37 - Gayle off Parameswaran, 2011 37 - Ravindra Jadeja off Harshal Patel, 2021* 32 - Raina off Awana, Mumbai, 2014 Courtesy of the massive final over, Jadeja ended up with 28-ball 62 not-out laced with four boundaries and five sixes – five of them coming in the final over. However, RCB bowler Yuzvendra Chahal was confident that his team would chase the 193-run total. "We thought it was a 170 wicket, Jaddu played so well in the last over. It's not a bad track, we can chase this if we bat well. I was bowling pretty well. If you go at economy of 7-8 here, it's fine. The spinners will have a role. It's not a typical Mumbai wicket, it's dry. If you play the spinners well you can chase this. I am 100% confident we will win," Chahal said in the mid-match presentation to host broadcasters.

IPL 2021: Harshal Patel concedes 37 runs in an over to Ravindra Jadeja, equals an unwanted record

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