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India v New Zealand: Tourists need 107 to win first Test in Bengaluru
New Zealand need 107 runs on the final day to beat India in the first Test in Bengaluru.
The Kiwis bowled India out for 462 on day four before bad light stopped play four balls into their chase.
Sarfaraz Khan hit 150 and Rishabh Pant 99 for India as they look to pull off one of the most famous victories in cricket after being dismissed for just 46 in their first innings.
That pair guided India into the lead with just three second-innings wickets down but the hosts lost 7-54 with the second new ball to set New Zealand 107 to win.
Seamers Matt Henry and Will O’Rourke took 3-102 and 3-92 respectively, having shared nine wickets in the first innings.
New Zealand are looking for their first Test win in India since 1988.
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Man Utd star Rasmus Hojlund slammed as ‘rubbish’ and ‘poor’ by Ben Foster for injuring team-mate in training
MANCHESTER UNITED ace Rasmus Hojlund was dubbed “rubbish” and “poor” by ex-England goalkeeper Ben Foster after breaking a team-mate’s tooth during training.
The incident took place last summer before Euro 2024 when Hojlund, 21, linked up with Denmark to prepare for the tournament in Germany.
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The Danish national team organised an “optional” set-piece training that would see them working on corner-kicks with Leicester goalkeeper Mads Hermansen, 24, between the sticks.
A cross was whipped in from the corner and Hermansen was set to pick the ball up in the air.
However, Hojlund got a little overzealous as he went for the ball with full force and accidentally elbowed the keeper in the mouth.
That led to the Leicester ace losing a tooth just before the European Championship.
Hermansen discussed the incident in Foster’s Fozcast podcast: “You know as a goalkeeper sometimes when you have set-piece practice. It’s like, ‘Are we going 100 per cent? Are we just a bit easy?’
“So we were with the national team just before the Euros, it was optional training, you could come in and train if you want.
“So let’s do some corners. I go: ‘Keepers!’ And he just comes in with everything, elbow straight to my tooth.”
Foster, 41, was not at all impressed with Hojlund after hearing the story and didn’t hold back on his assessment as he insisted the striker should have “taken it easy” considering it was just a training session.
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The ex-United goalkeeper responded: “Cheers Rasmus, appreciate that. That’s rubbish that. I’m not having that, it’s poor.
“When you’re doing it in a bit of practice set-piece thing, you’ve got to take it easy. You can’t go full blooded like that.”
However, Hermansen defended Hojlund and insisted he is a real “professional”.
The Danish shot stopper replied: “He is that kind of guy and I love that about him.
“He’s giving everything, always. He’s just got an exceptional way of being a professional.”
MMA Fighting has a live stream watch party for Saturday’s PFL: Ngannou vs. Ferreira pay-per-view fight card in Saudi Arabia. In the main event, former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou makes his promotional debut against Renan Ferreira for the PFL Superfight heavyweight title.
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In the co-main event, Bellator champion Cris Cyborg faces two-time PFL $1 million champion Larissa Pacheco for the PFL Superfight women’s featherweight title.
PFL: Ngannou vs. Ferreira also includes a Bellator middleweight championship rematch between Johnny Eblen and Fabian Edwards, along with an intriguing matchup between former Bellator featherweight champion A.J. McKee and surging lightweight contender Paul Hughes.
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'Gritty, ugly, physical game' – HC Matt Rhule on how Nebraska can defeat Indiana | Big Noon Kickoff
“Gritty, ugly, physical game.” – Head Coach Matt Rhule on how the Nebraska Cornhuskers can defeat the Indiana Hoosiers.
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Football Focus pundits Leon Osman and Fara Williams discuss the appointment of “proven winner” Thomas Tuchel as new England manager.
Lance Stroll is the first person to admit his sense of style has come a long way since he joined the Formula 1 grid almost a decade ago. The 25-year-old Aston Martin Racing driver, whose resume includes three podiums from more than 160 race starts, was a self-confessed “sweatpants and t-shirt guy” in the early years of his career.
Although he’s still a fan of relaxed silhouettes and laid-back ensembles, it’s clear he’s taken some cues from his dad, fashion mogul turned F1 team owner, Lawrence Stroll. “I’ve always been around good taste in fashion,” Lance told Motorsport at BOSS’ Austin store ahead of the US Grand Prix. “I’ve been taught to have an eye for what looks good.”
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Lawrence made his billions working with the likes of Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors and Tommy Hilfiger, cementing his place in the fashion industry. Stroll Sr. became such a staple of the business that in 2004, he was selected by Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour to co-chair the Met Gala — an honour that was recently bestowed upon Lewis Hamilton, who will co-chair the 2025 event.
“Maybe I’d attend down the line,” Lance said when asked whether he has any interest in the glitzy New York City soirée. “I’m thinking more about race cars right now,” he added.
As for his on-track clothing, the Canadian revealed he has some long-held superstitions surrounding his boots, gloves and even underwear.
“You’re going to be pretty grossed out, but I try to drag [my racing boots] out for a whole season,” he said.
“They get more comfortable over time as they’re broken-in but there’s an element of superstition in there, too. If you have a good race during the season you kind of want to hang onto the boots and the gloves,” he said.
“I had lucky underwear for a bit, but that’s when I was eight years old and then I got to 13 or 14 and they started getting tight so I had to give up that superstition.”
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