NFF’s technical committee meets tomorrow to decide Eagles’ coach
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Zimbabwe Sport News
The Mancunian Way: Afro Asda
Last month, my colleague Damon included a mention of a new supermarket aiming to become Manchester’s ‘Afro Asda’ in this newsletter. Now, two months on from their official opening in February, DOA is thriving.
Esha Oza banks on home advantage to fire UAE's Women’s World Cup T20 Qualifier campaign
Esha Oza made a perfect start as the UAE women’s team captain. Opening the batting, she led from the front with a top score of 57 to win the Asia Cup Qualifier against hosts Malaysia by 37 runs in February.
"London Is A Disgrace Of A Place": England Cricket Great Shares Knife Attack Video
Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has expressed his concern after a man was stabbed in a broad daylight attack on a train in London. The incident took place between Shortlands and Beckenham on a train heading to Victoria on Wednesday. The local police launched an appeal for witnesses to come forward after the victim was reported to have "serious injuries". Taking to social media platform X, Pietersen reshared a video of the same incident, labelling London as "a disgrace of a place".
Olympic officials move to support 2032 Brisbane Games after bumpy ride for stadium projects
After weeks of uncertainty about billion-dollar stadium projects for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, the IOC and local organizers moved Wednesday to present the games more positively.
RCB Coach's "Yet To Win An IPL" Remark On Decision To Join Franchise
Royal Challengers Bangalore coach Andy Flower left the Lucknow Super Giants as he decided to sign up for a new challenge the Indian Premier League (IPL) ahead of the 2024 season. RCB remains one of the four franchises to have never won the IPL, and the prospect of becoming the coach to help the side clinch its first-ever title is quite exciting for Flower. In fact, RCB's trophy-less run is one of the primary reasons behind the former Zimbabwe cricketer's decision to join as the team's coach.
Cameron Bancroft Suffers Accident, Ruled Out Of Sheffield Final Against Tasmania
Ahead of the Sheffield final against Tasmania on Thursday at WACA, Australia batter Cameron Bancroft was admitted to hospital as he fell from his bike and has been ruled out of the event. Western Australia skipper Sam Whiteman said that Bancroft is alright and out of hospital. Further, he talked about the condition of the cricketer where he said that the 31-year-old has got plenty of scratches on his body. Bancroft's loss is a huge blow for the Western Australia side as he is the second-highest scorer for the team in the tournament. The opener has scored 778 runs at an average of 48.62.