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Pakistan tour of Zimbabwe, 2024

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Football

Former Al-Nassr goalkeeper Waleed Abdullah has shared a surprising claim about Cristiano Ronaldo’s potential conversion to Islam.

Abdullah also highlighted that Ronaldo’s respect for Islamic traditions has been evident in various ways.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who has long been known for his Catholic faith, made a significant move to Saudi Arabia in 2023, joining Al-Nassr,.

Cristiano Ronaldo in the frame

Cristiano Ronaldo to Convert to Islam? Ronaldo's Former teammate makes astonishing revelation says, 'He has already prostrated on field after scoring'

Baseball

Juan Soto made history by becoming the highest paid athlete in the World with his contract with New York Mets breaking Shohei Ohtani's earlier record.

This monumental $765 million contract is the largest ever in the history of professional sports.

The Mets' owner, Steve Cohen, is the richest in MLB with a net worth of $21.3 billion.

Juan Soto and Steve Cohen in the World

How did Richest MLB owner pulled off  Biggest Contract in Sporting History, Know everything about Juan Soto's $765 million contract with Mets

Juan Soto, the Dominican baseball prodigy, has made headlines worldwide with the announcement of his monumental contract with the New York Mets.

At $765 million, Soto will earn approximately $314,815 per game throughout the length of his contract.

Juan Soto in the frame

Who is Juan Soto that became the highest paid athlete in the World? Everything about the record $765 million contract at 26 years of age 

As the MLB offseason heats up, the St. Louis Cardinals are making moves to strengthen their roster for the upcoming season.

Sasaki is considered one of the top international prospects, and his contract is expected to be well within reach for teams like the Cardinals.

During the 2024 season, Sasaki posted an impressive 10-5 record with a 2.35 ERA.

Roki Sasaki and Shohei Ohtani in the frame 

Cardinals all set to sign this Japanese star who hit MLB market, insiders predict whopping amount

In a remarkable moment for basketball, LeBron James and his son Bronny made history when they became the first father-son duo to play together in an NBA game.

Cristiano Ronaldo is looking forward to emulate LeBron James with his son Cr7 junior

The 14-year-old recently made headlines after scoring a sensational goal for Al Nassr’s youth team.

LeBron James, Bronny James, Cristiano Ronaldo and MrBeast in the frame 

Cristiano Ronaldo shares his dreams of achieving LeBron and Bronny James' Father-Son Legacy on the Field speaking with MrBeast

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Bad news for Gukesh as he slips in latest FIDE Chess rankings

Tennis

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Does Novak Djokovic’s US Open exit signal end is near? 

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EXPLAINED - India's dominance in Para Badminton in 2024 Paris Paralympics

Cricket

Caribbean Premier League 2024

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Dwayne Bravo announces T20 retirement; confirms THIS TOURNAMENT as his last 

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U20 World Athletics Championships: Shahruk Khan breaks national record again, but fails to win medal

Japan Women

Ahilya Chandel

Akari Nishimura

Elena Kusuda-Nairn

Erika Oda

Erika Toguchi-Quinn

Haruna Iwasaki

Hinase Goto

Kiyo Fujikawa

Kurumi Ota

Mai Yanagida

Nonoha Yasumoto

Rino Morita

Seika Sumi

Shimako Kato

Pakistan Women

Drieburg, Amsterdam

18 by Ema Kuribayashi v Netherlands Women on July 23, 2003 - r

Ema Kuribayashi

14 by Shizuka Kubota v Ireland Women on July 22, 2003 - w

Shizuka Kubota

10 by Shizuka Kubota v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

2/6 by Yuko Sasaki v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

Yuko Sasaki

2/22 by Michiko Kono v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

Michiko Kono

2/23 by Kaori Kato v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - r

Kaori Kato

18 by Ema Kuribayashi v Netherlands Women on July 23, 2003 - Netherlands Women beat Japan Women by 301 Runs

2/6 by Yuko Sasaki v Scotland Women on July 25, 2003 - Scotland Women beat Japan Women by 57 Runs

Ireland Women

Netherlands Women

Scotland Women

West Indies Women

Shizuka Kubota - (27 runs for Japan Women)

Ema Kuribayashi - (27 runs for Japan Women)

Ayako Miyazaki - (23 runs for Japan Women)

Ayako Miyazaki

Yuko Sasaki - (3 wickets for Japan Women)

Keiko Uchibori - (2 wickets for Japan Women)

Keiko Uchibori

Netherlands - VRA Ground, Amstelveen

Netherlands - Drieburg, Amsterdam

Netherlands - Sportpark Harga, Schiedam

Netherlands - Sportpark Klein Zwitserland, The Hague

Netherlands - Sportpark Koninklijke HFC, Haarlem

Indonesia Women

Independence Park, Port Vila, Vanuatu

64* by Mai Yanagida v Oman Women on February 10, 2024 - r

63 by Akari Kitayama v Samoa Women on May 7, 2019 - w

Akari Kitayama

54 by Akari Nishimura v Hong Kong, China Women on October 29, 2022 - r

4/8 by Ahilya Chandel v China Women on February 11, 2024 - w

4/8 by Mai Yanagida v Singapore Women on October 6, 2024 - r

4/11 by Nonoha Yasumoto v Fiji Women on September 4, 2023 - w

64* by Mai Yanagida v Oman Women on February 10, 2024 - Japan Women beat Oman Women by 14 runs

4/8 by Ahilya Chandel v China Women on February 11, 2024 - Japan Women beat China Women by 4 wickets

Team Japan Women

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