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On Monday, the winning eleven of Women T20 World Cup 2024 Team of the Tournament was named by the ICC. Only the Indian skipper, Harmanpreet Kaur was the only Indian player in the side. In an otherwise average India return, Harmanpreet Kaur emerged to be the only silver lining for the Women in Blue. She was the leading run-getter for her side and was the fourth overall leading run scorer in the tournament with 150 runs in four appearances. Harmanpreet had a fifty-run

Women's T20 World Cup 2024: To every detail you need to know about the ninth Women's T20 World Cup that will take place in the United Arab Emirates from October 3 to October 20. For the ninth iteration of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, all the arrangements have been made. The venue of the tournament has now changed from Bangladesh to UAE and it commences today. Matches will be played in Dubai and Sharjah. Here are 10 things you must know about

Novak Djokovic Set to Return to Indian Wells After 5-Year Absence In a significant comeback, Novak Djokovic is gearing up to participate in the BNP Paribas Open, marking his first appearance at the prestigious event in five years. The world's top-ranked male player's last presence at Indian Wells dates back to 2019, where he was ousted in the third round. His absence in the subsequent years was attributed to his non-vaccination against COVID-19, a requirement for noncitizen visitors to the U.S. until the

Mali showcased a commanding performance as they triumphed 2-0 against South Africa in the Africa Cup of Nations, securing the top spot in Group E. The match, filled with twists and turns, saw Percy Tau miss a penalty for South Africa, providing an early break for Mali. After the penalty miss, Mali's captain, Hamari Traoré, capitalized on the opportunity, breaking the deadlock an hour into the game. Lassine Sinayoko extended Mali's lead with a second goal six minutes later, securing their position at

Rain-Hit Warm-ups: NZ and England Secure Wins New Zealand and England secured victories in rain-affected warm-up matches ahead of the World Cup. New Zealand defeated South Africa by seven runs in a game where both sides used more than 11 players. Devon Conway top-scored with 78, and captain Kane Williamson added 37. South Africa's Quinton de Kock scored an unbeaten 84 before rain stopped play, leaving them seven runs behind the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern par score. In another rain-affected match, England beat Bangladesh by four