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FIFA has confirmed that the 2027 Women’s World Cup will take place from June 24 to July 25.

 Brazil is hosting the tournament for the first time.

The 2027 edition of the Women’s World Cup will expand to feature 32 teams

FIFA WC 2023 winners Spain in the frame

FIFA Women's World Cup 2027 : When and Where, Dates, How teams qualify, Most Titles and more as South American country to host it for first time

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Munich and Frankfurt were chosen as the host cities for NFL International Series as the league continues to expand globally initially.

Berlin will host it's first NFL regular season game in 2025.

Goodell highlighted the NFL's early presence in Berlin, noting that the league hosted a preseason game at the Olympic Stadium 34 years ago.

NFL in the frame

NFL International expansion: After hosting preseason game 34 years ago, NFL to host first ever regular season game at this place in 2025, plans on further growth in different cities

Saudi Arabia set to host the FIFA World Cup 2034 and the 2030 edition of the marquee event will be hosted by Morocco, Portugal and Spain. 

FIFA World Cup 2034 will be hosted by Saudi Arabia. 

FIFA World Cup 2030, will be hosted jointly by Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. 

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Mohammed Siraj was involved in an on-field verbal spat with Australia star batter Travis Head during the second Test match of Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. 

Mohammed Siraj was involved in a on field verbal spat with Travis Head during pink ball Test. 

The ICC penalised Siraj 20 percent of his match fee. 

Ricky Ponting for Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head

'I actually got worried for Siraj...': Ricky Ponting reacts on Travis Head's on-field verbal spat with India star during pink ball Test

Nitish Rana and Ayush Badoni were involved in a heated altercation during SMAT quarter-final between Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.

Delhi beat Uttar Pradesh in SMAT quarter-final.

Nitish Rana and Ayush Badoni get into a spat.

Umpires separated both cricketers.

Ayush Badoni, Nitish Rana

WATCH: Nitish Rana, Ayush Badoni get into heated altercation during SMAT quarter-final between Delhi and Uttar Pradesh

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

Mashonaland A

Mashonaland

Harare South Country Club, Harare

235* by Grant Flower v Mashonaland on April 5, 2002 - w

Grant Flower

180 by Mark Vermeulen v Zimbabwe Academy on March 1, 2002 - r

Mark Vermeulen

130* by Trevor Penney v Matabeleland on January 19, 1999 - w

Trevor Penney

5/36 by Brighton Watambwa v Zimbabwe Academy on March 9, 2001 - i

Brighton Watambwa

5/71 by David Mutendera v Matabeleland on April 19, 2002 - d

David Mutendera

5/76 by Brighton Watambwa v Manicaland on March 30, 2001 - r

235* by Grant Flower v Mashonaland on April 5, 2002 - Mashonaland beat Mashonaland A by 7 Wickets

5/36 by Brighton Watambwa v Zimbabwe Academy on March 9, 2001 - Mashonaland A beat Zimbabwe Academy by an Innings and 15 runs 

Everton  Matambanadzo

Henry  Olonga

Stuart  Carlisle

Trevor  Penney

Dirk  Viljoen

Norbert  Manyande

Manicaland

Matabeleland

Midlands

Zimbabwe Academy

Mark Vermeulen - (432 runs for Mashonaland A)

Alester Maregwede - (342 runs for Mashonaland A)

Alester Maregwede

Brendan Taylor - (322 runs for Mashonaland A)

Brendan Taylor

Dirk Viljoen - (22 wickets for Mashonaland A)

Dirk Viljoen

Brighton Watambwa - (21 wickets for Mashonaland A)

David Mutendera - (20 wickets for Mashonaland A)

Zimbabwe - Bulawayo Athletic Club, Bulawayo

Zimbabwe - Harare Sports Club, Harare

Zimbabwe - Kwekwe Sports Club, Kwekwe

Zimbabwe - Country Club, Harare

Zimbabwe - Alexandra Sports Club, Harare

Zimbabwe - Harare South Country Club, Harare

Zimbabwe - Mutare Sports Club, Mutare

117* by Timothy Bartlett v Mashonaland on August 31, 1997 - w

Timothy Bartlett

115 by Murray Goodwin v Matabeleland on October 26, 1997 - r

Murray Goodwin

61* by Stuart Carlisle v Matabeleland on January 22, 1999 - w

Stuart Carlisle

3/49 by Andy Blignaut v Matabeleland on October 26, 1997 - r

Andy Blignaut

2/43 by Brighton Watambwa v Mashonaland on August 31, 1997 - w

0/24 by Gary du Plessis v Mashonaland on August 31, 1997 - w

Gary du Plessis

117* by Timothy Bartlett v Mashonaland on August 31, 1997 - Mashonaland beat Mashonaland A by 8 Wickets

Timothy Bartlett - (117 runs for Mashonaland A)

Murray Goodwin - (115 runs for Mashonaland A)

Stuart Carlisle - (61 runs for Mashonaland A)

Andy Blignaut - (3 wickets for Mashonaland A)

Brighton Watambwa - (2 wickets for Mashonaland A)

Dirk Viljoen - (0 wickets for Mashonaland A)

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