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Houve quem dissesse que o time feminino do Corinthians não era mais o mesmo, após as Brabas terminarem a primeira fase do Brasileirão da categoria na quarta colocação. Mas time com casa pesada cresce no momento certo, e a corintiana pesa toneladas.

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Na tarde deste sábado (24), as meninas corintianas dominaram praticamente todo o jogo de volta da final do Brasileirão Feminino e bateram o Internacional por 4 a 1, conquistando o tetracampeonato nacional em uma Neo Química Arena que recebeu o melhor público em um jogo de futebol feminino no Brasil (e também o maior da América do Sul)

Foram 41.070 pessoas que acompanharam o triunfo corintiano, superando os 36.330 que estiveram no Gigante do Beira Rio, na semana passada, no confronto de ida.

A vitória das Brabas ainda teve requintes de emoção, já que elas saíram perdendo, com gol marcado por Sorriso, para o Inter. Mas a virada corintiana veio ainda no primeiro tempo, com gols de Jaqueline e Diany. Logo no primeiro lance da etapa final, Vic Albuquerque anotou o terceiro e carimbou o título corintiano.

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FESTA CORINTIANA

A torcida do Corinthians prometeu uma festa bonita para apoiar as Brabas na decisão do Brasileiro Feminino e cumpriu. Além de registrar o recorde de público em um jogo entre times femininos na história da categoria no Brasil, foi feito um mosaico no setor leste da Neo Química Arena com os dizeres ‘Para cima Brabas’.

CORINTHIANS ABRE O PLACAR NO INÍCIO, MAS GOL NÃO VALE

Logo aos dois minutos de jogo, o time corintiano abriu o placar com Gabi Portilho, que aproveitou um bom cruzamento de Jaqueline, pelo lado direito de ataque. Porém, o lance foi anulado após consulta à arbitragem. O VAR sinalizou uma falta cometida pela Diany na origem da jogada. A arbitragem concordou com a decisão. Mesmo com o gol anulado, as meninas do Timão foram para cima e criaram grandes chances. A mais próxima foi uma bola na trave colocada pela atacante Adriana, escorando uma cobrança de escanteio batida no segundo pau, mas acertando a trave.

GURIAS ABREM O PLACAR

Mesmo com a blitz corintiana, foram as meninas do Internacional quem saíram na frente, aos 14 minutos. A jogada começou com um erro da goleira Lelê, que não conseguiu dominar uma bola recuada pela Yasmim. Na sequência, a arqueira corintiana deu um tapa para afastar a cobrança de escanteio fechado, mas a bola voltou e sobrou para Sorriso, livre de marcação, abrir o placar para as coloradas.

CORINTHIANS RESPONDE E EMPATA

As Brabas chegaram ao empate menos de 10 minutos depois, mas poderia ter chegado mais cedo, quando a bola sobrou para Tamires com liberdade na entrada da área, pelo lado esquerdo. A lateral encheu o pé e parou na goleira Mayara. Mas foi aos 22 minutos que as corintianas chegaram ao empate, com Jaqueline, que aproveitou um cruzamento de Yasmim na medida. Depois disso, o Corinthians voltou a mandar no jogo e criou as grandes chances para ir ao vestiário na frente, a principal dessas oportunidades aconteceu com Tamires, que fez fila, mas, novamente parou na goleira Mayara.

VIRADA DAS BRABAS

Quando parecia que o primeiro tempo terminaria empatado, as Brabas conseguiram a virada já nos acréscimos em uma jogada ensaiada na cobrança de escanteio pela direita. Tamires cobrou curto, Adriana cruzou e Diany escorou para colocar a bola no fundo da rede.
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TIMÃO COM TUDO NO SEGUNDO TEMPO

A etapa final não poderia começar melhor para o time corintiano. Logo aos dois minutos, as Brabas ampliaram o marcador com Vic Albuquerque. Mas pode dar metade do gol para a Gabi Portilho, que arrancou para o comando de ataque e teve sangue frio para segurar a bola e esperar a chegada da camisa 17, que chegou de trás e finalizou no canto direito da goleira Mayara. E com o terceiro gol, as Brabas somente cadenciaram o resultado até o fim do jogo. Teve até chances para ampliar, sofrendo apenas um susto, quando aos 40 minutos do segundo tempo, Lelê ficou cara a cara com a goleira alvinegra e mandou por cima do gol.

GOLPE DE MISERCÓRDIA

E no último lance da partida, o Corinthians definiu não só o título, como também uma goleada. Com requintes de crueldade e aquela lei que não falha, Jheniffer, ex-jogadora do Inter e que já havia empatado para as Brabas o jogo de ida, em Porto Alegre, aproveitou o cruzamento pelo direita, após uma boa trama entre Adriana e Jaque, e colocou para o fundo da rede.

CORINTHIANS 4 X 1 INTERNACIONAL
CAMPEONATO BRASILEIRO FEMININO – FINAL – JOGO DE VOLTA

Local: Neo Química Arena. São Paulo (SP)
Data e hora: 24 de setembro de 2022, às 14h (horário de Brasília)
Árbitro:Charly Wendy Straub Deretti (FIFA/SC)
Assistentes:Leila Naiara Moreira da Cruz (FIFA/DF) e Fernada Nândrea Gomes Antunes (FIFA/MG)
Árbitro de vídeo:Igor Junio Benevenuto de Oliveira (VAR-FIFA/MG)
Público/renda:
Cartões amarelos: Jaque, Diany e Vic Albuquerque (Corinthians); Sorriso e Capelinha (Internacional)
Cartões vermelhos:

GOLS: 0-1 Sorriso (14’/1T); 1-1 Jaqueline (22’/1T); 2-1 Diany (46’/1T); 3-1 Vic Albuquerque (2’/2T); 4-1 Jheniffer (47’/2T)

CORINTHIANS
Lelê; Diany, Andressa (Tarciane, intervalo), Yasmim e Tamires; Gabi Zanotti (Gabi Morais, 30’/2T), Vic Albuquerque, Jaqueline e Gabi Portilho (Juliete, 40’/2T); Adriana e Jheniffer. Técnico: Arthur Elias.

INTERNACIONAL
Mayara; Capelinha (Tãmara, 26’/2T), Bruna Benites, Sorriso (Hass, 8’/2T) e Eskerdinha (Priscila, 24’/2T); Juliana, Duda, Maiara Lisboa (Bia Gomes, 8’/2T) e Fabi Simões; Millene e Lelê. Técnico: Maurício Salgado.

Three new caps headline a brand-new Australia T20 XI under new captain Mitchell Marsh

Alex Malcolm29-Aug-20230:40

Head: Hope Johnson can be a match-winner like Starc for us

Australia have confirmed three debutants for the opening T20I against South Africa in Durban with Spencer Johnson, Aaron Hardie and Matt Short all set to play their first international match under new captain Mitchell Marsh.Australia named their XI for the first of three T20Is on Wednesday with Johnson, Hardie and Short headlining a completely new-look side to the last T20I side that played for Australia in the home T20 World Cup in October last year.David Warner, Cameron Green and Josh Hazlewood, who all played in Australia’s last T20I, are being rested ahead of the ODI series while Steven Smith, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Glenn Maxwell are all injured although Starc was dropped for the final match of last year’s World Cup.Related

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Long-time T20 captain Aaron Finch has retired meaning Short will open the batting with Travis Head, having done so together briefly at Adelaide Strikers in the BBL last season where Short was named player of the tournament. Smith was set to open in the series before he was ruled out with a wrist injury that he suffered during the Ashes.Johnson is likely to take the new ball as he was named among a four-man attack featuring long-term Australia understudies Sean Abbott and Nathan Ellis with Adam Zampa playing as the lone spinner. Marsh said he had been “blown away” by Johnson’s ability in the brief times he had seen him bowl.”We are excited to see a young man make his debut for Australia,” Marsh added when speaking on Tuesday. “He is a super talent. He bowls mid to high 140s and swings the ball. My only message for him is to make sure he enjoys it.”Hardie is slated to bat at No. 7 although most of his recent success for Perth Scorchers has come at No. 3. He may get an opportunity at No.3 later in the series as Australia look to use the games to experiment with just under 12 months to go before next year’s T20 World Cup. He is one of four all-round options Marsh has to make up the overs of the fifth bowler alongside himself, Marcus Stoinis and Short who can bowl handy offspin and has experience bowling in the powerplay.Josh Inglis will bat at No. 4 and be the wicketkeeper after Matthew Wade was initially not selected for the tour although he has flown in as cover for Maxwell. Wade remains in the selection frame for next year’s World Cup given his outstanding body of work in T20 cricket over the last two years but the selectors saw this tour as an opportunity for Inglis to take the gloves and bat in the middle order given his prowess against spin ahead of a T20 World Cup in the Caribbean.Tanveer Sangha, Matt Short, Aaron Hardie and Spencer Johnson have all been called up for the South Africa tour•Getty Images

The debuts of Johnson and Hardie in particular are a precursor to Australia’s planning ahead of the ODI series and the 50-over World Cup starting in October. While the formats are different, Johnson and Hardie are also in Australia’s squad for the ODIs in South Africa ahead of the World Cup, with Short heading home after the T20Is.Australia have a long injury list at the moment with Cummins (wrist), Smith (wrist), Starc (groin) and Maxwell (ankle) all unavailable for the South Africa ODI series. All four are expected to be fit for the India series that starts on September 22 but coach Andrew McDonald told on Tuesday that Johnson and Hardie had an opportunity to stake a claim for a berth in Australia’s final ODI World Cup 15 should any of those players fail to recover.”I think we’re far from settled just with the injury room at the moment,” McDonald said. “The information on all of them is they will be right for the World Cup which is positive but you never know obviously when you’re coming off injury. If there was a reoccurrence then that could shift our thinking a little bit.”Is this an audition potentially for spaces that may open up, in South Africa? There’s no doubt about that. We feel as though we’ve got some exciting talent coming through. You look at Aaron Hardie in that allrounder space, getting his opportunity. Spencer Johnson as well, a left-arm fast bowler. We’ve got some new players coming through and we feel as though it’s the right time for that as well to blend that youth with experience.”If anything were to move or shift on us, we’ve got that information from South Africa. It’s remiss of me not to mention Tanveer Sangha in that spinning department. He’s a young exciting legspinner. If something were to happen to Adam Zampa we’re hoping to get some game time into him in South Africa.”McDonald added Maxwell’s latest setback with his leg was slightly worrying given he has experienced similar soreness with his previously broken leg on his international return in the ODI series in India back in March.”It’s concerning,” McDonald said. “And the reason why it’s concerning is it’s happened a couple of times. If you remember back to the three-match series against India he played in the first one and pulled up a bit lame from that and then coming into camp for this one has had another small setback. There’s no doubt on the back of what was a horrendous injury that he suffered there’s always going to be a balance between the load that he can take on and unfortunately, he’s had a small setback here but we’re confident that he’ll be right for the World Cup.”McDonald is not leaving for South Africa until Wednesday having taken some extra time at home with Assistant coach Michael Di Venuto taking charge of Australia’s side for the T20 series.Australia’s XI: Matt Short, Travis Head, Mitchell Marsh (capt), Josh Inglis (wk), Marcus Stoinis, Tim David, Aaron Hardie, Sean Abbott, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa, Spencer Johnson

Watson, meanwhile, feels the side do not seem ‘desperate enough to really put it all on the line’

Andrew McGlashan13-Oct-20231:39

Moody: This Australian team is far from the previous champion sides

Former captain Aaron Finch has termed Australia as having looked “flat” in the field during their poor start to the World Cup which has brought heavy defeats against India and South Africa but could understand their reasoning behind the surprise decision to drop Alex Carey after just one game.Australia began with a six-wicket defeat against India, although they did reduce the hosts to 2 for 3 then dropped Virat Kohli early in his innings, before that was followed by an even more comprehensive loss to South Africa in Lucknow which included six missed chances of varying difficulty and being bowled out for 177.Related

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“The body language on the field is quite flat at the moment from Australia,” Finch, who was Australia’s white-ball captain less than a year ago, told ESPNcricinfo’s Match Day show. “Even with the ball, they are a bit standoffish, they are waiting for things to happen and that can become contagious among the group as well.”The last thing you want to do is start the tournament poorly because there’s no way to get yourself back into it. It’s been a tough start…two games where you say if we break even, win one lose one, we are okay with that, then it’s a bit of a softer run home compared especially with India first up.”The tone was set early on and it hasn’t recovered yet. They need a way to freshen up, mentally and physically, because it’s been a gruelling lead-up with five ODIs in South Africa, three T20s, come to India and play three ODIs then two warm-up matches when they only had 11 fit players. One-day cricket, physically, takes quite a bit out of you.”After the loss to India, Australia made two changes for the game against South Africa. The omission of Cameron Green in favour of Marcus Stoinis had been expected from a few days out, but the decision to replace Carey with Josh Inglis was greeted by widespread surprise when the team sheets dropped on Thursday.”Don’t think there’s any panic,” Finch said. “If you look at the stats, Alex Carey’s last 10 games, [there are] seven scores under 10. It just looks like he’s been a little bit frantic when he’s got the crease, there hasn’t been a real pattern to the way he’s gone about his innings.”Think going into the warm-up games they were still confident he could come good, then to miss out in the first game to [Ravindra] Jadeja, a decent ball around the wicket, but you should be able to keep that out at least. It’s a harsh selection, but there is some justification behind it.”Australia’s poor start to the tournament is turning the spotlight on current captain Pat Cummins, but Finch argued that some of the calls he’s had to make have been borderline and again turned the spotlight on the team’s broader presence in the field.”Australia haven’t bowled poorly,” Finch said. “Tactically, could Pat have stretched it a bit more in that first game and went Hazlewood one more and Starc one more, really tried to blow the partnership open of KL [Rahul] and Virat, that’s debatable. There’ll be some that say yes, some that no. I would probably have looked to do it because defending 200 you know the game isn’t going to go 50 overs.”The only difference I noticed in the field was the South African fielders were really tight in the ring…they were all hustling in. I know the batters felt a lot of pressure because they couldn’t get off strike. On the flip side, Australia has been very standoffish, they have been hanging back on the ring, and it just allowed South Africa’s new batters to get into their innings. Maybe that’s more a mindset change more than anything tactical.”Meanwhile, former Australia allrounder Shane Watson also questioned the team’s attitude in the field during their opening two matches.”The thing that stands out to me the most, really, is that it just doesn’t seem right now like the Aussie team is desperate enough to really put it all on the line,” Watson told ESPNcricinfo. “There’s moments when they are fully engaged with the game and desperate to have an impact, but there’s other times when they seem to be cruising through. In a World Cup, you cannot have periods of time where you’re cruising. Every individual needs to be fully engaged, every single ball, to try and make their mark on the game. It was just a bit too cruisy at times.”Australia have not been their best on the field in the ODI World Cup•Getty Images

Watson was more taken aback by the decision to axe Carey after just one match with the selectors having backed him throughout the lead-up along with what he produced at the 2019 World Cup in England where he averaged 62.50.”When I heard there were two changes, I was racking my brain: who would be that second change, after Stoinis coming in?” Watson said. “I wasn’t expecting Alex Carey to be dropped after one game of a World Cup. Yes, he’s had a lean run for a while, but having one game against India on a really challenging batting track, I thought that was really harsh.”Four years is a long time but, gosh, Alex Carey played incredibly well in the last World Cup when Australia were in some really bad situations with the bat. He came good. From that perspective, knowing that [Josh] Inglis hasn’t played a World Cup before and knowing how Alex Carey reacts in pressure situations – like we saw in the last World Cup – I was very surprised they didn’t stick with him for a bit longer. It was cut-throat.”But despite the poor start to the tournament, which has left Australia ninth after two games ahead of their clash against Sri Lanka in Lucknow on Monday, Finch retained belief in his former team-mates.”There’s so much quality in that side,” he said. “If they can just get away from the game for a day or so, recharge their own batteries physically and mentally, and find a way to forget about the game. When that happens you tend to be able to see the game a little bit from afar and remove yourself from the cauldron. You can get a bit of more of a balanced view on how you are going personally and what you change tactically, because technically it’s so hard to change anything on such short notice.”

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O Palmeiras venceu o Botafogo por 3 a 1, na última segunda-feira, e ampliou sua vantagem na liderança do Brasileirão. No entanto, um dos principais assuntos depois da partida foi a reação de Abel Ferreira a uma pergunta que o elogiou durante entrevista coletiva, inclusive dando uma “patada” no repórter. O LANCE! procurou entender o que pode ter levado o treinador a ter essa atitude.

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Na conversa com os jornalistas presentes no Nilton Santos, um deles fez uma pergunta ao técnico palmeirense endossando que a equipe conseguiu se manter sólida e enfrentar os cariocas como se ainda fosse ’11 contra 11′. Abel, por sua vez, acabou respondendo mal.

– É por isso que sou treinador e vocês jornalistas. Se quiserem, vão à CBF e façam o curso, depois sentem-se aqui no meu lugar. É isso que têm que fazer – disparou.

Segundo apurou a reportagem, o treinador estava entendendo a pergunta e até gostando do que tinha ouvido, mas foi só aparecer a palavra “expulsão” que ativou o gatilho de sua revolta com a arbitragem de Wilton Pereira Sampaio, que o puniu com o terceiro amarelo, deixando-o fora do confronto com o Coritiba, no Allianz.

Para Abel, Luís Castro, técnico do Botafogo, tinha liberdade para conversar com os árbitros sem ser punido, enquanto ele, que dirigiu a palavra a Wilton apenas uma vez, já foi advertido com o amarelo. A revolta não é em relação ao seu conterrâneo português, mas sim com uma certa perseguição da arbitragem que tem sido recorrente.

Já em relação ao repórter, Abel Ferreira entende que acabou passando do ponto e vai entrar em contato para tentar conversar, pedir desculpas e esclarecer a situação, que acabou tomando uma grande proporção na imprensa, mesmo com uma grande vitória do Palmeiras e um passo ainda maior rumo ao título brasileiro.

Em contato com pessoas do Verdão, o LANCE! tentou entender o comportamento do técnico em relação ao fato e o que se ouviu foi exatamente um mal entendido e uma “cabeça quente” em virtude do que havia ocorrido com a arbitragem, uma vez que apesar de tons mais irritados que o treinador costuma demonstrar em público, não é esse o perfil que tem dentro da Academia de Futebol no dia a dia.

أكد عمر جابر، لاعب فريق الكرة بنادي الزمالك، عن ثقته في قدرة الفريق على الظهور بشكل قوي خلال الموسم الجديد، ورأيه في اعتزال الثنائي محمد عبد الشافي وشيكابالا خلال الفترة الماضية.

وينتظم فريق الكرة بـ الزمالك في معسكره المغلق المقام حاليًا في العاصمة الإدارية الجديدة، استعدادًا لانطلاق منافسات الموسم الكروي الجديد 2025-2026، تحت قيادة المدير الفني البلجيكي يانيك فيريرا.

وقال عمر جابر في تصريحات عبر المركز الإعلامي للزمالك: “الزمالك مطالب بالاستمرار في تحقيق البطولات، واللاعبون جميعهم يعرفون ذلك ويتحملون هذه المسؤولية، وأنهينا الموسم بشكل جيد إلى حد ما، وإن شاء الله نبني على هذا الأداء في الموسم الجديد”.

وأكمل: “يوجد نظام جديد في النادي مع المسؤولين واللاعبين الجدد، ونأمل أن نتمكن من إسعاد جماهير الزمالك، وشيكابالا أسطورة، ومحمد عبد الشافي، ثاني قائد للفريق، هو أسطورة بلا شك”.

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وتابع: “لا أستطيع الحديث عن هؤلاء الأساطير إلا بكل تقدير، فقد قدموا الكثير للكرة المصرية ولنادي الزمالك، وأتمنى لهم التوفيق في مستقبلهم”.

وأردف: “تحمل مسؤولية قيادة فريق بحجم نادي الزمالك أمر كبير، ونادي الزمالك عظيم جدًا، وهذه مسؤولية ضخمة تقع على عاتقنا، وإن شاء الله أكون على قدر هذه المسؤولية”.

وأتم: “جون إدوارد منذ قدومه، وضع نظامًا للجميع، وإن شاء الله نسير على هذا النظام ونتمكن من تحقيق كل ما هو مطلوب منا، وسنبذل قصارى جهدنا لإسعاد جماهير الزمالك”.

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O Internacional lançou a plataforma Mundo Colorado, uma novidade para sócios e sócias do clube. Nela, o torcedor tem acesso a serviços, informações e entretenimento em um só lugar, com o intuito de aproximar as partes.

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Executado em três fases, o Mundo Colorado disponibiliza, neste primeiro momento, serviços como Check-in, compra de ingressos e reservas on-line de cadeiras locadas.

Além disso, uma das grandes novidades da plataforma são os conteúdos exclusivos para sócios, como desafios entre jogadores (na estreia tem Alemão x PH, Maurício x Johnny), vídeos que mostram vida e carreira de atletas e ex-atletas colorados (Wanderson, Keiller, Chiquinho), os bastidores dos jogos (que poderão ser assistidos apenas neste canal a partir de agora), animações para o público infantil e a carta de despedida de D’Alessandro, por exemplo.

O Clube também apresenta benefícios e promoções para atuais e novos sócios. Entre as vantagens trazidas se destacam os descontos para todas as modalidades nos produtos à venda na loja on-line do clube, abatimentos nas compras de medicamentos em farmácias e novos acessos para Consulados.

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No que se refere às promoções, o Inter oferecerá desconto para jovens de 12 a 17 anos e idosos com mais de 80 anos para as categorias Campeão do Mundo e Nada Vai nos Separar. Outra categoria beneficiada será a Academia do Povo, que irá concorrer a bolsas de estudos gratuitas.

As plataformas estarão completamente entregues no final do primeiro trimestre de 2023. Até lá, serão agregadas novas funcionalidades e oferecidos outros produtos, como novo site, novo app, mais vantagens exclusivas para sócios, conteúdos exclusivos e ao vivo em streaming, novas plataformas de áudio, descontos em itens do Inter, descontos em produtos e serviços de parceiros, carteirinha digital, gamificação, reserva de estacionamento e muito mais.

De acordo com Alessandro Barcellos, presidente do Inter, o Mundo Colorado vem ao encontro do que o Inter espera em relação às plataformas conectadas com o torcedor.

– Acredito que estamos dando um grande passo na direção de tornar o Inter cada vez mais digital. O Mundo Colorado é um esforço conjunto de vários setores, que ao longo dos últimos meses vêm planejando e executando um trabalho para que tudo que diga respeito ao Clube esteja bem perto dos nossos sócios e torcedores, onde eles estiverem- avaliou.

أعلن مسؤولو نادي الزمالك، برئاسة حسين لبيب، رحيل لاعب فريق القلعة البيضاء، بشكل رسمي، خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الجارية.

وأتم نادي البنك الأهلي، التعاقد بشكل رسمي، مع لاعب الزمالك، ووقع عقود انتقاله إلى الفريق في وجود أشرف نصار.

طالع| مصطفى شلبي يوجه رسالة مؤثرة لـ جمهور الزمالك بعد رحيله إلى البنك الأهلي

ونشر الحساب الرسمي لنادي الزمالك على منصات التواصل الاجتماعي، صورة لاعب الفريق السابق مصطفى شلبي، موجها الشكر له.

وعلق الحساب الرسمي لنادي الزمالك على الصورة، قائلًا: “شكرًا مصطفى شلبي، وبالتوفيق فيما هو قادم”.

كان مصطفى شلبي قد ودع جمهور القلعة البيضاء وزملائه السابقين ومجلس الإدارة بعد رحيله عن النادي خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الجارية.

The 96-run stand between Jess Duffin and Harmanpreet Kaur went in vain for Renegades, who remain stuck at the bottom of the pile

Tristan Lavalette08-Nov-2023

Late hitting from Bridget Patterson powered defending champions Adelaide Strikers past struggling Melbourne Renegades at Karen Rolton Oval in their WBBL fixture on Wednesday.Despite a gulf between the teams on the ladder, Strikers were made to work and the target of 149 was not easy on a tricky surface. But Patterson was superb at the death, finishing unbeaten on 36 from 26 balls as Strikers claimed victory with an over to spare.Renegades’ total had been built around a 96-run fourth-wicket partnership between Harmanpreet Kaur and Jess Duffin after they had slumped at 41 for 3.After that, Renegades needed early wickets under lights, but were thwarted by aggressive opener Katie Mack in the powerplay. She used her feet to great effect against offspinner Hayley Mathews and capitalised on wayward short bowling from 16-year-old quick Sara Kennedy.Bowling at speeds close to 120kph, Kennedy has impressed in her debut season but struggled for rhythm, and conceded 15 runs in the third over amid Mack’s flier.Mack had the boundary in her sights on almost every delivery before holing out to Matthews after scoring 24.Captain Tahlia McGrath became the second Strikers batter to pass 2000 WBBL runs and was untroubled along with Laura Wolvaardt. They were in cruise control at the halfway mark before both fell after the drinks break to seamer Georgia Prestwidge.Danielle Gibson, the hero in their thrilling chase against Perth Scorchers, was set to again lead Strikers over the line before falling to Kennedy with 26 runs still needed. But Patterson calmly stepped up as Strikers moved back to the top of the ladder.Jess Duffin’s half-century helped Melbourne Renegades get to a competitive total•Getty Images

Renegades’ finals hopes, however, appear forlorn after losing their sixth straight game.Propping the ladder, Renegades were major underdogs but their only victory of the season had been against Strikers, who they had routed for 86 at the Junction Oval.After electing to bat on a lively surface, Renegades desperately needed Matthews to find form after she had scored just 99 runs from seven innings.She didn’t face up immediately with Tammy Beaumont smashing a first-ball boundary from offspinner Georgia Adams and added another lusty blow three balls later.But on the last ball of the over, when she finally went on strike, Matthews was cramped for room attempting a cut shot to be caught behind for a golden duck. It was the second time this season Matthews had fallen to Adams and the fourth time she has failed to reach double-figures.Renegades’ top-order woes continued when a frustrated Courtney Webb was stumped after being lured out of her crease by a looping delivery from legspinner Amanda-Jade Wellington that spun sharply off the pitch.Beaumont, who had been reprieved on 12 when legspinner Anesu Mushangwe dropped a tough return catch, was bowled by Gibson as Renegades stared down the barrel.In a familiar tale, the pressure was on Harmanpreet, who again dug Renegades out of trouble. She targeted Wellington down the ground and also played with trademark inventiveness, including several well-executed scoops, as she mastered the two-paced surface.Duffin provided strong support and after a slow start she overtook Harmanpreet with a slew of belligerent strokes. Both batters fell at the death with Harmanpreet brilliantly caught by McGrath low to her left at cover.Mushangwe deservedly picked up the wicket of Duffin to finish with 1 for 18 off four overs in a disciplined performance that the Renegades bowlers were unable to replicate later in the night.

قررت رابطة الأندية المحترفة، استحداث أمر استثنائي عقب نهاية الموسم المقبل، في بطولة الدوري المصري، والذي سوف ينطلق في الثامن من أغسطس المقبل، وتنتهي في نهاية شهر مايو 2026.

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وعلم بطولات، أن رابطة الأندية قررت إقامة حفل سنوي في نهاية الموسم الكروي المقبل، لتكريم الأفضل في مسابقة الدوري الممتاز.

وتمت مناقشة الفكرة والموافقة عليها، وسيتم في نهاية الموسم تنظيم حفل لتوزيع الجوائز على الأفضل في الدوري، بناءً على معايير سيتم تحديدها لاحقًا.

وفي وقت سابق، أعلنت رابطة الأندية واتحاد الكرة، عن نظام بطولة الدوري المصري الموسم الجديد، حيث ستتكون المسابقة من 21 فريقًا بعد إلغاء الهبوط في الموسم الماضي.

وسيقام الدوري المصري الموسم الجديد، بنظام دور واحد، كمرحلة أولى، ثم تتنافس 7 فرق في مجموعة تحديد البطل، و14 في مجموعة تحديد الهابطين، ومن ثم يهبط 4 فرق.

Rinku’s blitz not enough as Punjab beat UP in quarters while Rawat and Dhull star in Delhi’s win

Abhimanyu Bose02-Nov-2023

Baroda, Punjab, Delhi, and Assam booked their places in the 2023 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy semi-finals on Thursday. While Baroda eliminated defending champions Mumbai, Punjab won a closely-fought contest against a Rinku Singh-inspired Uttar Pradesh. In the other two games, there were relatively straightforward wins for Delhi, who knocked out Vidarbha, and Assam, who outplayed Kerala to reach the semis for the first time in the T20 competition.Sopariya, Solanki knock Mumbai out
Right-arm medium pacer Soyeb Sopariya ran through Mumbai’s top order to set up a memorable victory for Baroda in Mullanpur. After inserting Mumbai to bat, he trapped opener Jay Bista lbw in the first over. He also sent Ajinkya Rahane back in the third over, and then had Yashasvi Jaiswal nicking off for a 14-ball 8 right after the powerplay.Sopariya eventually finished with figures of 3 for 16, while fellow quick Lukman Meriwala took a wicket and conceded just 18 runs.Shivam Dube (48 off 36) and Sarfaraz Khan (33 off 22) tried to get Mumbai’s innings back on track, but Abhimanyusingh Rajput dismissed both set batters to help restrict Mumbai to 148.Baroda lost an early wicket in their chase, but opener Jyotsnil Singh and No. 3 Rajput steadied them till the eighth over. Then, Mumbai effected a mini-collapse as Baroda slid from 64 for 1 to 88 for 4 in 21 deliveries.But Vishnu Solanki, at No. 5, ensured Baroda got the job done, even as he lost three partners at the other end. Solanki hit two sixes and five fours in his unbeaten 49 off 30 as Baroda chased the target with seven balls to spare.File photo: Rinku Singh blasted 77 off 33 but it went in vain•Sportsfile via Getty Images

Rinku fireworks not enough for UP
Rinku Singh added another sensational rescue knock in his already glowing resume, smashing 77 not out off just 33 deliveries, but Punjab still trumped Uttar Pradesh in a thriller in Mohali to reach the semi-finals.Rinku came out to bat with UP struggling at 53 for 3 in the 12th over. He started quick, hitting a boundary off the third ball he faced. Rinku found support in Sameer Rizvi as they plundered 116 in 53 balls. Rizvi finished unbeaten on 42 off 29, hitting four sixes and a four, while Rinku notched up four fours and six sixes, three of which came off the final over bowled by Arshdeep Singh.Punjab slipped to 14 for 3 in the fourth over thanks to Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohsin Khan. But Nehal Wadhera and Anmolpreet Singh rescued them with a 72-run stand.UP bounced back, courtesy Mohsin. He removed Anmolpreet for 43 off 29 and Wadhera for a 39-ball 52 in the 13th and 15th over, respectively.Punjab still needed 55 off 31 deliveries and Sanvir Singh and Ramandeep Singh brought their big-hitting prowess to the party. Sanvir made 35 not out off 13 deliveries, while Ramandeep scored 22 to take Punjab home in the final over.Rawat, Dhull inspire Delhi into the semis
A 105-run partnership for the second wicket between Anuj Rawat and Yash Dhull set the base for Delhi’s win over Vidarbha in Mullanpur.After Umesh Yadav’s strike in the third over, Rawat and Dhull kept the scorecard ticking for Delhi. Rawat mainly played the anchor’s role, scoring a 53-ball 68, while Dhull made 43 off 29.Ayush Badoni also chipped in with a 17-ball 28 at the death to take Delhi to 176, even as Umesh registered a four-wicket haul.Vidarbha could never find their momentum with the bat, losing wickets in regular intervals and slipping to 85 for 6 in the 13th over. Vidarbha’s No. 6 Shubham Dubey tried to defy the Delhi bowlers with his 44 but it wasn’t enough. In the end, Vidarbha fell 39 runs short.Related

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Assam coast past Kerala
After unprecedented seven fifties in a row in this competition, Assam captain Riyan Parag failed to fire in Mohali, but they had little trouble in defeating Kerala to reach the semi-finals for the first time. Assam had gotten better of Kerala in their league-stage encounter as well.However, unlike their league stage match, the quarter-final was one-sided with Sumit Ghadigaonkar starring with his composed 75.He controlled the chase of 159, putting on important partnerships with opener Rishav Das and No. 5 Sibsankar Roy.Earlier, Assam had Kerala on the mat early as they slipped to 44 for 5 in the seventh over. But Salman Nizar and Abdul Basith hit half-centuries each and put on a 101-run stand to take Kerala to 158.After losing opener Denish Das trapped lbw in the first over, Ghadigaonkar and Rishav stitched a 69-run stand with the former dominating the partnership.With Roy, Ghadigaonkar added 49 runs and when he departed, Assam were only 14 runs away from victory. They got there in the end with 17 balls to spare.