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Tahlia McGrath Becomes World apos;s No.1 Batter

2022-12-17T20:38:19Z

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Star Australia allrounder Tahlia McGrath has continued her rapid ascension in international cricket after being crowned the world's new No.1 Twenty20 women's batter. McGrath has played just 16 T20Is for Australia since making her debut against India in October 2021, but has already risen to the top of the rankings in the format. The 27-year-old has leapfrogged teammate Beth Mooney to be the world's top-ranked batter with 827 points. McGrath becomes the second-fastest woman to have claimed the top spot, one shy of West Indies star Stafanie Taylor [https://storage.googleapis.com/best-blogs/Who-is-Roman-Reigns-wife-Know-all-about-Galina-Becker.html storage.googleapis.com] who took just 15 matches back in 2010. She is averaging an extraordinary 121.25 in the shortest format of the game, recording six unbeaten knocks in her 10 innings. The South Australian has long been touted for greatness, making her ODI and Test debuts in 2016 and 2017 respectively, but had been unable to nail down a spot in the powerful national team. But since forcing her way back into the Australia side last year, McGrath has been a significant player in all three formats, starring in the ODI World Cup win in April. McGrath has been promoted to vice-captain for Australia's current T20 tour of India, serving as deputy to Alyssa Healy in the indefinite absence of long-time skipper Meg Lanning. "She's just grown in confidence, and confidence goes a long way in this format," Healy said of McGrath. "It's an incredibly fickle format but if you're walking out there just a little bit more confident than your opposition it could generally fall your way and 'TMac' has just grown as a cricketer, as a leader and as a batter as well. "She's really confident in her ability and what she can do for our side and that's great." adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Aussie Reporter Bombarded After Insisting Ronaldo Is Better Than Messi

2022-12-17T20:32:21Z

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reporter Sam McClure has been hammered by football fans online after declaring is a superior player to . It was a bizarre take on Wednesday (AEDT), given Messi had just guided Argentina to the World Cup final, virtually on his own. The superstar, [https://storage.googleapis.com/best-blogs/Glenn-Maxwells-Wife-Vini-Raman-Biography-Age-Nationality-Profession-And-Instagram.html https://storage.googleapis.com/best-blogs/Glenn-Maxwells-Wife-Vini-Raman-Biography-Age-Nationality-Profession-And-Instagram.html] 35, turned back the clock, scoring a first-half penalty before his scintillating assist for teammate Julian Álvarez in the 69th minute sealed a 3-0 win over Croatia. In contrast, Qatar was a World Cup to forget for Portuguese star Ronaldo, 37, who was on the bench in the round of 16 versus Switzerland and also his nation's shock 1-0 defeat at the hands of Morocco in the quarter-finals. McClure tweeted his admiration for Ronaldo, declaring Messi 'took cash to play in a farm league' (in France) as the reason why he was the inferior footballer in his eyes. Lionel Messi was outstanding for Argentina in their World Cup semi-final - but didn't impress AFL reporter Sam McClure McClure tweeted his belief Portugal star Ronaldo was a more complete player after dominating in England, Spain and Italy at club level across his career 'Please. Ronaldo has dominated England, Spain and Italy,' his tweet began. 'Messi played for one team (Barcelona) and then took cash to play in a farm league (for PSG). 'They're both extraordinary; but the overhyped Messi adulation is nauseating.' It didn't take long for some of McClure's 42,000 plus followers to bite. Sydney Morning Herald football journalist Vince Rugari responded with 'Oh no Sammy what are you doing bro' before 60 Minutes reporter Tom Steinfort declared 'I fear for your comments section…and your sanity.' Please. Ronaldo has dominated England, Spain and Italy. Messi played for one team and then took cash to play in a farm league. They're both extraordinary; but the overhyped Messi adulation is nauseating. — Sam McClure (@sam_mcclure) RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Cricket identity Andy Maher then weighed into the chat, jokingly asking 'Samuel, have you watched the lad (Messi) play? McClure's followers weren't finished yet, with one describing his tweets and journalism as 'nauseating.' 'We say players aren't loyal enough then a player like Messi stays at his club (Barcelona) for 95 per cent of his career and you use it as an argument as to why he isn't the best,' he responded to McClure's tweet. 'Average take from an average 'journo.' Stick to the Sherrin.' Another suggested McClure 'stay in his lane' while a third was far more cutting, stating 'stick to Aussie Rules champ! You've got no idea.' adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Williamson Steps Down As NZ Test Captain Southee Takes Over

2022-12-17T20:26:12Z

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Dec 15 (Reuters) - Kane Williamson has stepped down as New Zealand [https://sportsjournal.blob.core.windows.net/blog/Andre-Russells-Wife-Jassym-Loras-Controversies-Marriage-Date-First-Baby-and-Career.html sportsjournal.blob.core.windows.net] test captain and has been replaced by Tim Southee, the country's cricket board (NZC) said on Thursday. After taking charge in 2016 Williamson captained New Zealand in 40 tests - with 22 wins, 10 defeats and eight draws - and led the team to victory over India in the inaugural World Test Championship final in 2021. "For me, test cricket is the pinnacle of the game and I've enjoyed the challenges of leading the side in the format," said Williamson. "Captaincy comes with an increased workload on and off the field and at this stage of my career I feel the time is right for this decision." Williamson will remain New Zealand's white-ball captain and he said he will continue to play in all three formats. Southee, who stood in as captain for 22 Twenty20 internationals between 2017-21, will lead the test team on their next assignment - a two-match series in Pakistan starting later this month. "It's been a surreal few days and it's just a massive honour to be appointed as test captain," Southee said. "I love test cricket, it's the ultimate challenge and I'm really excited by the opportunity to lead the team in this format." (Reporting by Aadi Nair in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Rutherford ) adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Lucy Zelic SLAMS apos;dark Day For Australian Football apos;

2022-12-17T20:20:42Z

MattHoadley: ページの作成:「Politicians, players across different codes and journalists all condemned the disgraceful scenes that marred the Derby on Saturday as 'disgraceful' just 20 minutes i…」

Politicians, players across different codes and journalists all condemned the disgraceful scenes that marred the Derby on Saturday as 'disgraceful' just 20 minutes into the first half after Victory fans encroached the pitch and City goalkeeper Thomas Glover was attacked, with a bin smashed into his face. The 24-year-old was left bloodied and City confirmed he had likely suffered a concussion and was receiving treatment in the dressing room. The game was immediately suspended and called off shortly afterward. Fans stormed the pitch on the 21st minute of the Melbourne City v Melbourne Victory game A protest planned against A-League's plans to move the Grand Final to Sydney turned violent RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Footage has since emerged appearing to show as fans were planning to stage a mass walkout on the 20th minute to vent their discontent with the A-League's decision to move the Grand Final to Sydney. 'What a dark, dark time this is for the game in Australia,' tweeted former SBS commentator Lucy Zelic. 'Everything that happened tonight has typified where we're at as a game - lost, disillusioned, fractured and without hope. For shame.' Former SBS commentator Lucy Zelic said the incidents in Melbourne were a 'dark day' for [https://sports-blogs.s3.amazonaws.com/Who-is-Imran-Tahirs-wife-Know-all-about-Sumayya-Dildar.html sports-blogs.s3.amazonaws.com] Australian football after a brilliant World Cup Simon Hill was similarly scathing of the incidents that unfolded at AAMI Park Paramount football commentator Simon Hill was similarly scathing of the incidents that unfolded at AAMI Park. 'And our fall from grace is complete,' he tweeted. 'Like the World Cup never happened. Very sad and angry'. Thomas Glover was left bloodied and the game at AAMI Park was swiftly abandoned The game was suspended after Victory fans stormed the pitch and forced players and match officials to switftly retreat to the dressing rooms ABC's football journalist Evan Morgan Grahame added: 'As if football in Australia couldn't get any worse right now,' before describing the scenes unfolding in Melbourne as the 'nadir' of the sport in Australia. He was not alone in seizing upon the theme, with the feel-good factor generated by the Socceroos' performances in Qatar a distant memory just two weeks after Australia lost to Argentina in the Round of 16. 'Football in Australia is self destructing on national television,' said former ABC announcer Francis Leach. 'It's beyond infuriating. Just disgusting and unforgivable. We don't deserve the game we love if this is how disrespectful and despicable we are as fans.' Former ABC announcer Francis Leach warned football in Australia was self-destructing on TV Sydney Morning Herald journalist Vince Rugari noted the incidents at AAMI Park risked setting Australian football back by several years Code Sport cricket writer Daniel Cherny reflected upon the dramatic change of dynamic Australian football has experienced in just two weeks Code Sport cricket journalist Daniel Cherny sang from the same hymn sheet: 'Australia was eliminated in the round of 16 and the sport is shot before the final.' Sydney Morning Herald football writer Vince Rugari noted the incidents at AAMI Park risked setting Australian football back by several years: 'Everything we worked for, ruined. Well done' Socceroos star Craig Goodwin, who spoke out against the A-League's plans to relocate the Grand Final to Sydney this week, and Danny Vukovic both condemned the incidents. 'Extremely disappointing. Regardless of what has happened, this is not the way to respond and only gives the game a bad look,' the former tweeted. Socceroos star Craig Goodwin condemned the incident that unfolded in Melbourne While his Australia teammate Danny Vukovic noted the incidents spoke volumes for the current state of Australian football Vukovic added: Our game is in tatters. An absolute disgrace what happened tonight. Cannot believe we are here after such an amazing WC and so much potential to see our game grow. Irreparable damage done. Darkest day for football in Australia. The distressing scenes also drew a scathing response from some of Australia's biggest sporting stars. 'Shame on you, absolute s**m act,' tweeted Melbourne Storm full-back Ryan Papenhuyzen, while Geelong star Patrick Dangerfield described the incidents as 'disgusting behaviour'. Labor Party Senator Nita Green struck a similar said the scenes were 'an absolute disgrace'. Melbourne Storm full-back Ryan Papenhuizen branded the pitch invaders 's**m' Geelong star Patrick Dangerfield called the incidents 'disgusting behaviour' In a follow-up tweet, she added: 'Heartbroken for all those kids who went along today to watch their heroes play. If you really love the game, you wouldn't treat it this way.' Meanwhile, Football Australia, has launched an investigation into the incidents. 'Such behaviour has no place in Australian Football, with a full Football Australia investigation to commence immediately, where strong sanctions to be handed down,' it said in a statement. It has been less than two weeks since the Socceroos received a triumphant welcome home after Australia's best ever World Cup. Labor Party Senator Nita Green struck a similar said the scenes were 'an absolute disgrace' The Socceroos won two games at the tournament for the first time in their history and reached the knockout stages for the first time since 2006, with huge crowds gathering in cities across Australia to watch the games. But hopes the tournament could provide a sliding doors moment for Australian football appear to have swiftly dissipated amid all too-familiar self-inflicted wounds. Poor attendances across A-League fixtures last week were a prelude of things to come, before the league's controversial decision to send the next three grand finals to sparked fury with fans across the country. Since the A-League started in 2005, clubs have needed to earn the right to host the grand final based on how they performed in the finals series. The NSW decision flies in the face of A-League tradition. This week, supporter groups across the country have lashed out at the deal - worth $10million - and announced their intention to voice their opposition by leaving games on the 20-minute mark. On Friday night, , with a banner reading: 'Fans > $$' displayed. Peak body the Australian Professional Leagues have doubled down on the decision despite a huge backlash from fans and football stars that led APL director Anthony Di Pietro to resign. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

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2022-12-17T20:20:33Z

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