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Cricket Extravaganza Unleashed: Khelostar Presents Exclusive Coverage of South Africa vs Australia Women's T20 Showdown 2024

Immerse yourself in the electrifying clash between South Africa and Australia in the Women's T20 match of 2024. Khelostar, your go-to platform for sports excellence, delivers unparalleled coverage, bringing you the highlights, player spotlights, and expert analyses. Don't miss the action – join us as we witness the cricketing spectacle unfold!

The cricketing world is abuzz with anticipation as Khelostar takes center stage to bring you exclusive coverage of the South Africa vs Australia Women's T20 match in 2024. This blog invites you to join us on a journey through the pulsating moments, outstanding performances, and the ultimate triumph in this epic cricket showdown.

Teams in Focus:

Before the first ball is bowled, let's delve into the dynamics of the competing teams. South Africa and Australia, both cricketing powerhouses, bring their A-game to the T20 format. Explore the line-ups, recent form, and key players that will shape the narrative of this high-stakes encounter.

Live Updates on Khelostar:

Khelostar ensures you don't miss a single moment of the action with our real-time updates and live commentary. Whether you're at the stadium or following from the comfort of your home, our platform provides an immersive experience, capturing every run, wicket, and celebration. Stay connected to the game with Khelostar's unparalleled live coverage.

Player Spotlights:

Get to know the athletes who will be at the forefront of this cricketing battle. The blog shines a spotlight on key players from both teams, exploring their cricketing journey, achievements, and contributions. From rising stars to seasoned veterans, witness the individual brilliance that adds flavor to the T20 spectacle.

Key Moments and Turning Points:

As the match unfolds, Khelostar captures the key moments and turning points that define the narrative. From strategic decisions to spectacular on-field performances, relive the highlights that make this T20 encounter a memorable one. Our detailed coverage ensures you experience the thrill of each turning point.

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After the last ball is bowled, Khelostar goes beyond the surface with expert analyses. Our team dissects the game, providing insights into strategic nuances, standout performances, and the factors that influenced the outcome. Elevate your understanding of the match with Khelostar's comprehensive post-match analyses.

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South Africa players sing the nation anthem, South Africa vs India, 1st match, South Africa women's T20I tri-series, East London.

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South Africa Women vs India Women 1st T20: Deepti Sharma, debutant Amanjot Kaur star in win over Proteas

Deepti Sharma and debutant Amanjot Kaur inspired India to an impressive 27-run victory over the South Africa to get the Women’s T20 International Tri-Series underway at the Buffalo Park Stadium in East London on Thursday (January 19).  Sharma and Kaur partnered up for an all-important half-century stand for the sixth wicket to help India post a commendable 147/6 in their allotted overs, before…

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can I request a post about why cricket is interesting?

It is a very strategic game, there's something very enjoyable to me about how quickly the tide changes due to outside reasons – a little rain, an overcast day, too blustery or too humid and the dynamics of the game change.

It is a game of risk management at both the individual and team level. One of the few team sports where coaches are pretty unimportant, captains make both rapid strategic calls and contribute 'physically' in the game. I'm not too fond of sports where the brain and the brawn are artificially deemed separate, like in football, where the tactical genius is ascribed to this ascetic figure of the manager and the player is the spoiled gifted athlete.

Bowlers and Batters have a face off for 6 balls (1 over) trying to play chicken and read each other's minds and intimidate. The margins, like all elite sport are extremely marginal, a few mm is the difference between a great shot and a terrible one that flies off to the fielder. It's also incredibly thrilling, as a team sport it offers the joys of camaraderie, but the unique nature of individual matchups also foregrounds star players.

Cricket (sort of like timed vs untimed chess?) is basically 3 kinds of games wrapped into one. Limited overs cricket, aka one day games (50 overs) and twenty20 (20 overs) are TV friendly, often very thrilling to watch with pretty much non stop action. They're pretty recent innovations to the game (2008 saw the first T20 match.) Test cricket is played over 5 days and is more about endurance and maintaining consistency. Its the one played with red balls in white clothes.

When it's lopsided cricket can be incredibly boring. It's a sport that was long dominated by amateurs and the "international" game, with professional clubs coming in pretty late to the game. It was protected partly due it's english perception as a gentleman's game. It's got very elitist hangups as a result, which is really bizarre in a game that is most popular in the Indian subcontinent. Honestly, cricket is inescapable in India. It's the background noise of my life. I've sort of known how it works forever, so I don't have any other advice for anyone who finds the rules complicated apart from keep watching.

I've been watching the T20 Women's Cricket World Cup and it's had two amazing nailbiting thrillers in the semi finals. Australia are pretty dominant, but South Africa will look to challenge them with some home crowd support in the finals on Sunday!

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Thing is though most of these upper caste people like to cry about being oppressed by reservation and how we lower castes are taking their jobs, they still dominate in all powerful positions and educational institutions in India.

https://indianexpress.com/article/india/last-5-years-79-of-new-hc-judges-upper-caste-sc-and-minority-2-each-8371593/

https://theprint.in/opinion/hindu-upper-caste-indian-media-is-a-lot-like-white-dominated-south-africa/1184213/#:~:text=The%20results%20confirmed%20our%20worst,occupied%2049%20per%20cent%20positions.

They also own most of India's wealth, despite being only like 22% of the total population of the country.

https://www.businessinsider.in/upper-caste-hindus-are-the-richest-community-in-india-owning-41-of-total-assets-study/articleshow/67997280.cms

And for what it's worth, muslim kings and emperors who invaded India were not half as harmful as the hindu kings who ruled India in the past. Mughal emperor Aurangzeb (BJP loves to show him as the stereotypical barbarian muslim) banned sati which was much more than what any hindu ruler did for women. Many muslim rulers before him also tried to stop this sati custom as well. As for looting temples, invading muslim rulers attacked not just temples but also mosques and other muslim settlements, reason being that temples stored wealth of kings back then. Also plenty of hindu kings attacked and looted temples. The reasons are more economical than religious and plenty of muslim rulers actually protected hindu temples as well. But hindu nationalists like to erase all this and pretend it's just muslims vs hindus.

And it's funny to hear all this "islam is a foreign religion imposed on hindus by invaders" when the same could be said about hinduism too. You see, hinduism was said to be brought to India by Aryans, who enslaved the people here and turned them into lower castes while they became upper caste. This is one of the widely accepted theory on the origins of caste system. Original inhabitants of India were animists and this tradition is still seen in some lower castes.

hm i cannot comment on muslim rulers vs hindu rulers in the history of india so i’ll simply take y’all’s word on that. sati is a horrible practice tho and i’m glad it has seemingly died out as it should’ve

#but i do know that a lot of lower caste ppl are in fact animists not hindu #the theory on hinduism and the caste system ive heard before but i have no idea how real it is #reading genetic studies it seems regardless of caste both groups share south indian n north indian dna #and at this point both r native to that part of the world but that’s bound to happen after thousands of years right? #i’m interested in learning more about this tho

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Brace Yourself for a Sports Bonanza: From T20 Battles to Soccer

Get ready for a weekend where sporting spectacles collide like tectonic plates, delivering an earthquake of excitement! Buckle up, sports fans, because this week's calendar is overflowing with epic clashes and nail-biting action across cricket, football, basketball, and even the Women's FA Cup! Cricket's T20 Extravaganza: New Zealand and Pakistan lock horns in Christchurch for the final two T20Is of their thrilling series. Will the Black Caps regain their dominance, or will the Tigers roar to victory and claim the series? >New Zealand vs Pakistan (4th T20)০ Date :  Friday, 19 January 2024০ Time : 12:10 BDT০ Venue : Hagley Oval, Christchurch>New Zealand vs Pakistan (5th T20)০ Date : Sunday, 21 January 2024০ Time : 06:00 BDT০ Venue : Hagley Oval, Christchurch Future Stars Shine: The ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup heats up! Witness rising stars from South Africa, West Indies, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan battle it out for cricketing glory. >South Africa Under-19 vs West Indies Under-19 (Match 2)০ Date : Friday, 19 January 2024০ Time : 14:00০ Venue : JB Marks Oval, Potchefstroom>Bangladesh Under-19 vs India Under-19 ( Match 3)০ Date : Saturday, 20 January 2024০ Time : 14:00০ Venue : Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein>Pakistan Under-19 vs Afghanistan Under-19 (Match 5)০ Date : Saturday, 20 January 2024০ Time : 14:00০ Venue : Buffalo Park, East London Serie A Scuffle: Italian giants AC Milan and Juventus go head-to-head in Serie A. Expect fierce tackles, dazzling footwork, and a passionate fight for supremacy. >AC Milan vs Udinese০ Date : Saturday, 19 January 2024০ Time : 19:45 GMT০ Venue : Bluenergy Stadium>Juventus vs Lecce০ Date : Sunday, 21 January 2024০ Time : 19:45 GMT০ Venue : Stadio Comunale Via del Mare Premier League Powerhouse Clashes: Arsenal host Crystal Palace in a London derby, while Liverpool travels to Bournemouth for a potential goal-fest. Can the Gunners maintain their momentum, and will the Reds rediscover their winning touch? >Arsenal vs C Palace০ Date : Saturday, 20 January 2024০ Time : 12:30 GMT০ Venue : Emirates Stadium>Liverpool vs AFC Bournemouth০ Date : Sunday, 21 January 2024০ Time : 16:30 EST০ Venue : Vitality Stadium Queens of the Pitch: Don't miss the Women's FA Cup action! Leicester and Aston Villa, and Arsenal and Everton clash in what promises to be a display of grit and athleticism. LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 14: Sam Kerr of Chelsea in action with Millie Turner and Maya Le Tissier of Manchester United during the Vitality Women's FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium on May 14, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images) >Leicester Women vs Aston Villa Women০ Date : Friday, 19 January 2024০ Time : 19:00 GMT০ Venue : Pirelli Stadium>Arsenal Women vs Everton Women০ Date : Saturday, 20 January 2024০ Time : 14:00 GMT০ Venue : Meadow Park Africa Cup of Nations: The prestigious Africa Cup of Nations continues with Senegal facing Cameroon and Tunisia taking on Mali. Buckle up for high-octane football and passionate displays of national pride. >Senegal vs Cameron ০ Date : Friday, 19 January 2024০ Time : 17:00 GMT০ Venue : Stade Charles Konan Banny de Yamoussoukro>Tunisia vs Mali০ Date : Saturday, 20 January 2024০ Time : 20:00 GMT০ Venue : Amadou Gon Coulibaly Stadium Basketball Buzzer Beaters: The NBA action sees the Knicks clash with the Wizards at Madison Square Garden, the Bulls lock horns with the Grizzlies, and the Magic take on the Heat. Prepare for electrifying dunks, three-pointers that swish through the net, and nail-biting finishes. >Knicks vs Wizards০ Date : Friday, 19 January 2024০ Time : 5:30 AM০ Venue : Madison Square Garden>Bulls vs Grizzles০ Date : Sunday, 21 January 2024০ Time : 7:00 AM০ Venue : United Center>Magic vs Heat০ Date : Monday, 2 January 2024০ Time: 5:00 AM০ Venue : Kia CenterSo, clear your schedules, gather your friends, and prepare to be swept away by this week's sporting spectacle! From the electrifying cricket clashes to the passionate football rivalries, this weekend promises to be a non-stop thrill ride for every sports fan. Let the games begin! Read the full article

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England on Thursday became the first team to feature in 100 women’s Tests during its one-off match against India at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.England played its first official Test during the 1934-35 women’s Ashes, beating Australia 2-0 in a three-match series.However., England has only won 20 of its previous 99 contests, losing 15 and drawing 64 of them. While it has remained unbeaten in Tests against New Zealand, West Indies and South Africa, England has a negative head-to-head record against Australia (9-13) and India (1-2).IND-W vs ENG-W LIVE SCOREEngland’s win percentage of 20.20 per cent is second in women’s Tests, only behind Australia among teams to have featured in at least 30 Tests.Former England batter Jan Brittin leads the batting charts in women’s Tests with 1935 runs 27 matches. She is followed by compatriot Charlotte Edwards (1676). Mary Duggan remains the highest wicket-taker for England and overall with 77 scalps in 17 matches.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlVyDQwLwts[/embed]

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Cricket: The Gentleman's Game

Cricket, often hailed as the gentleman's game, is a sport that captures the hearts of millions around the world. With its roots tracing back to the 16th century in England, cricket has evolved into a global phenomenon, captivating audiences with its blend of skill, strategy, and sportsmanship.

At its core, cricket is a bat-and-ball game played between two teams, each consisting of eleven players. The game unfolds on an oval-shaped field with a rectangular 22-yard pitch at its center. One team bats while the other bowls and fields, aiming to dismiss the batsmen and restrict the opposing team's score.

What sets cricket apart is its rich tapestry of formats: from the timeless Test matches that span five days, challenging players' endurance and patience, to the thrilling One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and the high-paced Twenty20 (T20) matches that offer quick excitement. Each format demands a unique set of skills, adding to the game's complexity.

Cricket is not merely a sport; it's a celebration of camaraderie and competition. The fans, often referred to as the 12th man, infuse the game with an unparalleled energy, transforming stadiums into electric cauldrons of enthusiasm. The iconic rivalries between nations, such as India vs. Pakistan or Australia vs. England, elevate the game to a level of intensity that few sports can match.

The players themselves are akin to modern-day gladiators, honing their craft through years of practice and dedication. Cricketers like Sir Don Bradman, Sachin Tendulkar, and Sir Vivian Richards have become legends, inspiring generations with their exceptional skills and sportsmanship.

Cricket has also become a vehicle for social change. Players like Sir Garfield Sobers and Sir Vivian Richards broke racial barriers, showcasing talent beyond boundaries. Women's cricket, once overshadowed, is now gaining prominence, empowering female athletes worldwide.

Moreover, cricket unites people across cultures and continents. The game's popularity in countries like India, Australia, England, Pakistan, and South Africa has bridged cultural gaps, fostering friendships and understanding among diverse communities.

In conclusion, cricket is not just a sport; it's a heritage, a tradition, and a way of life for millions. It embodies the spirit of teamwork, discipline, and perseverance, teaching invaluable life lessons beyond the boundaries of the pitch. As long as there's a bat, a ball, and an eager player, the game of cricket will continue to weave its magic, captivating hearts and minds around the world.

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Cricket, flag football, baseball and softball all set for 2028 LA Olympics

Cricket, flag football, baseball and softball all set for 2028 LA Olympics

The Guardian has received various reports that cricket has won its fight to be included in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic schedule, joining flag football, baseball, and softball. Within the next 24 hours, the LA organizing committee is anticipated to announce its selection of sports for the Games, with rumors that lacrosse and perhaps squash could be included as new sports for 2028. The 141st IOC session in Mumbai, which starts on Sunday, will officially validate the decision, which was made after lengthy deliberations between LA and the IOC's Olympic programme commission.

Cricket, flag football, baseball and softball all set for 2028 LA Olympics Cricket has only ever been played at the Olympics once, at Paris in 1900, when England and France competed for the gold medal in a single match. However, a T20 men's and women's competition will be held in Los Angeles, opening up a potentially fruitful commercial market in the Asian subcontinent. Given the IOC's ambition to utilize India's enormous population and financial resources, The Guardian reported in July that cricket was "very likely" to take place in LA. Although the IOC and LA have not always had smooth conversations, integrating cricket makes business and sporting sense for all parties. The present Olympic broadcast rights in India are auctioned for certain Games, and it is estimated that Paris 2024's rights will only fetch £15.6 million ($20 million). However, according to industry insiders who spoke to the Guardian, if cricket were to be played in Los Angeles, this amount might increase to £150m depending on the structure and the number of guaranteed matches for India. Flag football, a five-on-five non-contact variation of American football, is rumored to have also received the go-ahead. The NFL, which has pushed for flag football to be added as an Olympic event to increase interest in the game globally, will be happy with that. It is unclear, however, how the addition of numerous new team sports and the return of baseball and softball affect the hard limit of 10,500 competitors set by the International Olympic Committee for each Olympics. Other sports may need to reduce the amount of medal events they provide if the Games do not increase. Also Read This : South Africa vs Sri Lanka Highlights: South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 102 runs Read the full article

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Harmanpreet Kaur

This Biography is about one of the best Professional Indian Cricketer of the world Harmanpreet Kaur including her Height, weight, Age & Other Detail… Express info Real Name Harmanpreet Kaur Bhullar Nickname Not Known Profession Indian Cricketer (Batsman) Age (as in 2023) 34 Years old Physical Stats & More Info Height (approx.) in centimeters- 160 cm in meters- 1.60 m in Feet Inches- 5’ 3” Weight (approx.) in Kilograms- 54 kg in Pounds- 119 lbs Figure Measurements 32-26-32 Eye Colour Black Hair Colour Black Cricket Of Harmanpreet Kaur International Debut Test- 13 August 2014 vs England Women in Wormsley ODI- 7 March 2009 vs Pakistan Women in Bowral T20- 11 June 2009 vs England Women in Taunton Coach/Mentor Not Known Jersey Number #84 (India) #45 (Sydney Thunder) Domestic/State Teams Leicestershire Women, Punjab Women, Railways Women, Sydney Thunder Bowling Style Right-arm medium fast Batting Style Right Handed Bat Favourite Ball Not Known Records/Achievements (main ones) • Harman took 9 wickets against South Africa Women's team in 2015 where India tasted the victory by an innings and 34 runs. • She was signed by Sydney Scorchers in 2016 thus becoming first ever Indian cricketer to play for an overseas T20 franchise. Career Turning Point The passionate and consistent performance by Harmanpreet paid off and she got a chance to lead the team and also play in Women's Big Bash 2016-17. Personal Life Of Harmanpreet Kaur Date of Birth 8 March 1989 Birth Place Moga, Punjab, India Zodiac sign/Sun sign Pisces Nationality Indian Hometown Moga, India School Not Known College Not Known Educational Qualification Not Known Family Father- Not Known Mother- Name Not KnownSiblings- 3 Religion Sikhism Hobbies Driving, Listening Music Controversies While playing against Hobart Hurricanes in Women's Big Bash League 2017, she had been charged for breaching the Cricket Australia code of conduct article 2.1.2; abuse of cricket equipment. Favourite Things Of Harmanpreet Kaur Favourite Film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge Boys, Affair & More Of Harmanpreet Kaur Marital Status Unmarried Affairs/Girlfriends Not Known Husband N/A Children Daughter- N/A Son- N/A This Biography Written By www.welidot.com Read the full article

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Women’s T20 World Cup 2023

Its cricket, cricket and more cricket for cricket-crazy Indian fans. It’s going to be a cricket bonanza, with so many cricket matches lined-up till the month of May. Women’s U-19 World Cup has just ended and now we have Women’s T20 World Cup. Indian team’s captain Harmanpreet Kaur and her team will be eager to show unleash their power.

Women’s T20 history.

The first Women’s Twenty20 matches took place on 29 May 2004. It was a warm-up match for the first ever Women’s Twenty20 International (first T20 for either gender). Thetidkes has good quality cricket equipment online in India at the best price. The first Women’s T20 International match was held in 5 August 2004 between England and New Zealand. The first T20 Women’s World Cup was held in 2009 in England and the host was the winner. The first Women’s U-19 T20 World Cup was held recently in South Africa from 14 - 29 January 2023.

The last T20 International World Cup was held in Australia in 2020 and the next world cup is scheduled to be held in Bangladesh in 2024. It is a biennial International Championship. Australia has been the most successful team with five titles to its credit. India has so far not won a single title but was runner-up in last match. It was watched by most spectators ever for a women’s cricket event. Team India’s captain Harmanpreet Kaur and her team will be very well geared up for this World Cup, as they are aware of their potential. But the most awaited match will undoubtedly be the India-Pakistan match. And the people of these two countries will be glued to cricket live score wherever they maybe. India was also the winner of Women’s Asia Cup. It was their seventh tile. The Indian women cricketers have a lot to gain in terms of popularity and viewership with the inaugural edition of women’s premier league scheduled for next month in India.

Women’s T20 World Cup 2023

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2023 is currently being held in South Africa from 10th to 26 Feb 2023. It is the eighth edition. There are 10 participants that will be playing in all 23 matches. Australia is the defending champion. The Indian team had lost to Australia in the final. South Africa had earlier hosted the inaugural edition of Women’s U - 19 T20 World Cup 2023 in Jan 14th to 29th. Team India had won the first edition of this tournament after beating England in the finals and they will be looking forward to enhance their performance in this tournament and keep the viewers glued to the TV sets for cricket live score.

The cricket teams are divided into two groups. Group A and Group B.

The two groups are -

Group  A

Group  B

Australia

Bangladesh

New  Zealand

South  Africa

Sri  Lanka

England

India

Ireland

Pakistan

West  Indies

 Participants:               10

Matches:                     23

Tournament format:   Round-robin and knockout

Cricket format:           Women’s Twenty20 International

Host:                           South Africa

Administrator:            International Cricket Council

 Semi finals

The semi-finals will be held on 23February 2023 with

Winner of Group 1 Vs Runner-up Group 2

On 24 February 2023 with

Winner of Group 2 Vs Runner-up Group 1

 Finals

The finals will be held on 26 February 2023  

Winner of Semi Final Group 1 Vs Winner of Semi Final Group 2

 The cricket fans in India will be expecting their team to lift the cup in this tournament as they have tasted victory in the Women’s U-19 World Cup only recently. A win here would raise the hope of a billion viewers in India and BCCI will be only hoping to cash-in for the coming Women’s premier league.

 Thank you for reading this article. We at thetidkes  are confident that our women cricketers will put in their best and make our country proud. We also hope that many of our young women will now take up cricket as a sport and career.

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India vs. Australia Semi-Final for Women's T20 World Cup 2023: Where to Watch, Who is in the Team, Know the Details

The Indian women’s cricket team will face the defending champions, Australia in Cape Town, South Africa today in the semi-final match of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2023. India though being one of the top teams in the last 5 years lost in a knock-out game against Australia or England and did not win a major trophy recently. The Indian team faced a loss in the previous World Cup final in India from Australia. And last year in Birmingham, India also lost the Commonwealth Games gold medal match.

Until now, Renuka Thakur, a pacer has proven to be the best bet for bowling in the event and has pocketed 7 wickets, including 5 against England giving away only 15 runs. Other bowlers such as Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Pooja Vastrakar, and Radha Yadav need to buck up to match the competition against Australia. Deepti Sharma has been a consistent spinner but had gone for several runs in just 1 over against the team Ireland. The semi-final match between the Indian and Australian women’s cricket teams for T20 World Cup 2023 will be held on Thursday, 6:30 PM IST.

It will show on Star Sports Network in India. You can also see the live stream on Hotstar OTT. India has not defeated Australia yet in their previous 11 matches. Also, the women’s cricket team of Australia has triumphed in all four of the group matches. India lost a match to England and finished second with three wins and one loss. On the other hand, England will play the second semi-final against South Africa on Friday.

The Indian squad for the slated semi-final match on 23 February 2023 are: Harmanpreet Kaur (captain), Yastika Bhatia, Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, Shafali Verma, Harleen Deol, Richa Ghosh, Deepti Sharma, Renuka Thakur, Devika Vaidya, Anjali Sarvani, Rajeshwari Gayakwad, Radha Yadav, Shikha Pandey, and Pooja Vastrakar. The Australian squad has Meg Lanning (captain), Heather Graham, Ellyse Perry, Alana King, Ashleigh Gardner, Megan Schutt, Alyssa Healy, Kim Garth, Grace Harris, Darcie Brown, Georgia Wareham, Beth Mooney, Tahlia McGrath, Jess Jonassen, Annabel Sutherland.

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Brace yourself for a sports storm this weekend! ️

This weekend's a non-stop thrill ride across cricket, football, and basketball. Witness future stars shine, underdogs roar, and titans clash. Grab your jerseys, it's going to be epic! Cricket: Big Battles Brewing! U-19 Warm-ups (Jan 13): - South Africa U-19 vs Pakistan U-19: Can Baby Proteas bounce back after their narrow loss in the first warm-up? Expect fiery pace and explosive batting. - India U-19 vs Australia U-19: Two cricketing powerhouses clash! Witness talented youngsters showcase their skills in a battle for bragging rights. Bangladesh U-19 vs Sri Lanka U-19 (Jan 14): - The Tigers seek redemption after their first warm-up loss. Can Akashdeep and Rakib shine against Sri Lanka's spin wizard Dunith? New Zealand vs Pakistan (2nd T20, Jan 14): - Black Caps out for revenge after falling short in the first T20. Expect Tim Seifert and Finn Allen to be in top form! Afghanistan vs India (2nd T20, Jan 14): - Can Rashid Khan's magic spin weave another web for Afghanistan? Or will India's batting prowess lead them to victory in Indore? Football: - Serie A: - AC Milan vs Roma (Sunday, Jan 14, 19:45 GMT, San Siro): Can Ibrahimovic lead Milan to another win against a resurgent Roma? - Juventus vs Sassuolo (Tuesday, Jan 16, 19:45 GMT, Allianz Stadium): Will Chiesa and Vlahović continue their goalscoring form for Juventus against Sassuolo? Soccer Football - Premier League - Manchester City v Newcastle United - Etihad Stadium, Manchester, Britain - March 4, 2023 Newcastle United's Sven Botman in action with Manchester City's Erling Braut Haaland Action Images via Reuters/Jason Cairnduff - Premier League: - Chelsea vs Fulham (Friday, Jan 12, 12:30 GMT, Stamford Bridge): Chelsea aim to solidify their top-four position against London rivals Fulham. - Newcastle vs Man City (Friday, Jan 12, 17:30 EST, St James' Park): Can Newcastle upset the mighty Manchester City at home? - Everton vs Aston Villa (Sunday, Jan 14, 14:00 GMT, Goodison Park): Both teams battle for valuable points in the mid-table fight. - Man Utd vs Spurs (Sunday, Jan 14, 16:30 GMT, Old Trafford): A heavyweight clash as Ronaldo and Fernandes face Son and Kane in a thrilling Manchester derby. Women’s FA Cup : LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 14: Sam Kerr of Chelsea in action with Millie Turner and Maya Le Tissier of Manchester United during the Vitality Women's FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United at Wembley Stadium on May 14, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images) Aston Villa Women vs Everton Women০ Date : Saturday, 13 January 2024০ Time : 12:30 GMT০ Venue : Bescot StadiumMan Utd Women vs Newcastle Women০ Date : Monday, 15 January 2024০ Time : 12:00 GMT০ Venue : Leigh Sports Village Basketball: >Knicks vs Magic০ Date : Tuesday, 16 January 2024০ Time : 2:00 AM০ Venue : Madison Square Garden>Wizards vs Hawks০ Date : Sunday, 14 January 2024০ Time : 6:30 AM০ Venue : State Farm Arena>Hornets vs Heat০ Date : Monday, 15 January 2024০ Time: 5:00 AM০ Venue : Kaseya Center Read the full article

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SA-W vs SL-W Head to head stats and records you need to know before Women's T20 World Cup 2023 match

The Women’s T20 World Cup 2023 will begin tonight (February 10) in Cape Town with a clash between home team South Africa Women and Sri Lanka Women. Both nations will be keen to get off to a winning start at the mega-event. South Africa Women will be high on confidence, having recently won a tri-series against India Women and West Indies Women on home soil. Sri Lanka Women, on the other hand, are…

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