Новости за 05.12.2017

The Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) is the latest cricket body to adopt the Lodha Committee reforms. The members unanimously decided to implement the reforms during their managing committee meeting.

In their three matches of the Hockey World League Final, Belgium have pumped in 11 goals, the most among the eight teams. Drag-flicker Loick Luypaert is the reason behind their prolific run, who has himself recorded six goals - the most by any player so far.

Belgium finished the round-robin stage of the Hockey World League Final as the only team to win all three matches after outclassing Netherlands 3-0 here on Tuesday.

Sports Minister Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore said the government was in the process of finalising a National Sports Code to efficiently run sports organisations.

Argentina has had a tough Hockey World League Final so far. They lost to Belgium in their opening match, played out a nail-biting draw with Netherlands and on Tuesday were stunned by lower-ranked Spain.

All-rounder Deepak Hooda, who earned his maiden India call up when the team for the T20 series against Sri Lanka was announced, says he has learned a lot from senior pro Yuvraj Singh.

BCCI's rotation policy might do what Sri Lankan team's complaints of poor air quality could not -- keep international cricket away from Delhi at least till 2020.

In the space of three days, Spain got the scalp of another top-ranked team at the Hockey World League Final when they edged past Olympic champion Argentina 2-1 on Tuesday.

Sri Lanka has named Thisara Perera captain of a 16-member squad to play three one-day internationals against India, with opening batsman Kusal Perera also coming back into the squad after a nearly six-month injury layoff.

Rio Paralympics silver medallist Deepa Malik is eyeing a podium finish at the 2018 Asian Games at Jakarta.

Observing that the BCCI cannot level serious allegations and suspend a player only on the basis of "hearsay", the Bombay High Court has asked the governing body of cricket in the country to look into cricketer Hiken Shah's request for a hearing against such an action.

Pacer Mohammed Shami, who left the field after vomiting on the fourth day of the third and final Test, is fine and will play on the final day against Sri Lanka here on Wednesday, India batsman Shikhar Dhawan said on Tuesday.

Enrique Gonzalez, a Spanish hockey player, was the best player of the men's junior World Cup 2016 and is highly regarded for his excellent stick work.

Day 4 match pictures of the third Test between India and Sri Lanka being played at Feroz Shah Kotla Cricket Stadium in New Delhi on Tuesday, December 5, 2017.

England were 178 runs from a stunning comeback victory in the second Ashes Test after James Anderson grabbed five wickets and Joe Root steered the tourists to 176 for four at close of play on an extraordinary fourth day on Tuesday.

The ICC's anti-corruption unit is understood to be conducting up to seven live investigations into fixing, with three international captains having reported approaches this year.

Day 4 match pictures of the second Ashes Test between Australia and England being played at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide in Australia on Tuesday, December 5, 2017.

Bengaluru FC goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu was on Tuesday fined Rs 3 lakh and handed a two-match suspension with immediate effect for the Indian Super League (ISL) 2017-18 football season.

It took him 15 Tests over four tours but James Anderson, England's most prolific Test wicket-taker, finally claimed his first five-wicket haul on Australian soil in the second Ashes Test on Tuesday.

Savouring his maiden call-up to the Indian team for the T20 series against Sri Lanka, all-rounder Washington Sundar today expressed gratitude to his father and formative coaches for shaping his cricketing career.

The style of Indian play and the way their defenders dealt with their opposition helped Germany finish the league stage on a high.

The Indian cricket board (BCCI) said it would factor in Delhi's pollution before scheduling a match in the city at this time of the year.

India scored at a brisk pace scoring 246/ 5 dec. in 52.2 overs, setting the Lankans a humongous target of 410 runs. SL managed to score 31 at stumps on day four, losing three wickets in a hostile session of play.

After taking a sizable lead over Sri Lanka, India set their eyes on setting a formidable target for Sri Lanka in the second session of day four of the third and the final Test match between India and Sri Lanka at the Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi on Tuesday, and after a couple of early blows, India extended the lead to 355 taking tea at 192 for four in their second innings with skipper Virat Kohli unbeaten on 25 alongside Rohit Sharma (28*).

By the time lunch was taken, India scored 51 runs in 16, further losing Ajinkya Rahane, who was promoted up the order. When Sri Lanka took the field, air quality issue again crept up with most of the SL players donning the mask. To make matters worse, Lakmal was off the field again after bowling just three overs, with visuals of him vomiting on the field.