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Essex were pushed to their limits by a team of amateur players representing the Pro Arch Trophy sponsors, Emirates Airline, but survived a double injury scare to go on and post a six-wicket win on a steamy evening in Dubai

Mark Pennell in Sharjah17-Mar-2009Essex 278 for 4 (ten Doeschate 81*, Walker 50) beat Fly Emirates 277 for 6 (Arshad Ali 109*) by six wickets
Ryan ten Doeschate: in form for Essex•Getty Images

Essex were pushed to their limits by a team of amateur players representing the Pro Arch Trophy sponsors, Emirates Airline, but survived a double injury scare to go on and post a six-wicket win on a steamy evening in Dubai.Though temperatures reached almost 90 degrees at the start of the game, Essex edged home in much more temperate climes under floodlights just after 10pm local time, thanks to a cool, unbeaten 81 by Ryan ten Doeschate and 50 from the debutant, Matthew Walker, as they successfully chased down the Emirates total of 277 for 6.The Essex openers, Mark Pettini and John Maunders, added 64 at a steady rate of five-an-over until the introduction of medium pacer and man-of-the match Arshad Ali who, having scored an unbeaten century earlier in the day, then accounted for both in successive overs.Maunders (23) scooped a simple catch to Lalith Dananayake then, 12 balls later, Pettini followed suit; pulling lamely against the same bowler he picked out Kashif Khan at short midwicket to go for 41 off 23 balls. Some 56 runs on and Varum Chopra became the third Eagles’ victim, going leg before for 33 after he missed an attempted sweep against Yasin Sikander.But the experienced fourth-wicket pair of ten Doeschate and Walker, on his competitive debut for Essex, posted 57 in attractive fashion with ten Doeschate increasing the tempo with a crisp straight six and a lofted drive over the ropes at extra cover. The partnership proved a little confusing to the 30-odd local supporters, however, as both batsmen wore shirts belonging to absent allrounder Graham Napier.Despite suffering bouts of cramp that required treatment from physiotherapist Ashish Kaushik, Walker posted his first half-century since joining from Kent from 65 balls and in 78 minutes but was immediately forced to retire hurt with dehydration and was taken by ambulance for treatment at a local clinic.Adam Wheater fell in the late run-chase when chipping a return catch to the bowler and James Middlebrook also limped off with a foot injury, but ten Doeschate calmed the nerves and killed hopes of a giant-killing by carrying his side to victory with 18 balls to spare.Earlier, airline worker and part-time cricketer Arshad scored an excellent unbeaten 109 to ease Emirates to an excellent 50-over total of 277 for 6.Arshad, a 32-year-old visa services manager, posted seven fours and four sixes during his well-paced innings. A rangy right-hander who has played four ODIs for UAE, scored a flurry of boundaries at the start of his innings but, when wickets started to fall, dug in to ensure he batted through.He went two hours without scoring a boundary until, with overs running out, he revealed an array of strokes that took him to three figures in a rush. He took 14 off one over from seamer David Masters, made up of two fours though midwicket and a clipped six into the seats at deep square leg, as he posted his hundred in 204 minutes and from 123 deliveries.Masters, with 1 for 39 from his 10-over stint, was easily the most economical bowler in an inexperienced Essex attack that generally bowled too short after being asked to bowl first in temperatures approaching 90 degrees when the game started at 2.30pm local time.Young Essex pace bowlers Jahid Ahmed (2 for 57) and Mervyn Westfield (2 for 53) were possibly deceived by the appearance of the pitch at the dusty and somewhat ramshackle Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium. Cracked, dry and shiny in appearance and seemingly like a corker at the Recreation Ground in Antigua, the surface actually lacked bounce and carry and played more like a club pitch in Cork on a wet Wednesday evening.However Ali used all his local knowledge and nous to carry the Emirates’ side through to their very respectable total, aided by decent contributions from vice captain Amjad Javed (40), Saby Fernandes (44) and Kashif Khan (32).

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O Sport lutou muito, mas perdeu para o Botafogo, na noite desta segunda-feira, no Estádio Nilton Santos, no Rio de Janeiro. Em entrevista ao programa Bem Amigos, o volante Rithely elogiou o trabalho que vem sendo conduzido por Vanderlei Luxemburgo. Segundo o jogador, a forte cobrança feita pelo técnico durante os treinamentos vem dando resultado dentro de campo.

– Desde a chegada do professor nosso time só tem melhorado. Ele cobra muito durante o treinamento, então eu acho que isso dá resultado em campo. Hoje a gente perdeu, mas se continuar com esse ritmo de jogo nós vamos conseguir resultados melhores – afirmou o jogador.

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Rithely também falou um pouco da mentalidade implementada por Luxa desde que chegou ao clube.

– Ele desde que chegou tem falado que nós tínhamos que mudar o chip. E ele tem um chip de vencedor. Venceu tudo em todo lugar que passou. E a gente vem tentando adotar essa mentalidade de vencedor no nosso dia a dia – completou.

Com a derrota para o Botafogo, o Sport viu sua sequência de quatro vitórias seguidas ser interrompida, e a equipe caiu para a oitava posição na tabela de classificação, com 20 pontos. Agora, para voltar a vecer, o Leão recebe o Atlético Goianiense, na quinta-feira, às 19h30, em Recife.

Taking a break is always enjoyable, but the long hiatus from first-class cricket did take its toll on the South African bowlers on the first day in Johannesburg

Brydon Coverdale at the Wanderers26-Feb-2009
Dale Steyn: “It looked like [Michael] Clarke and [Ricky] Ponting just got off the hook there a little bit” © Getty Images
It’s been seven weeks since South Africa’s Test players flew out of Sydney with the series won and a decent rest ahead of them and three weeks since their ODI representatives left the country. Taking a break is always enjoyable, even if you spend it wrestling crocodiles like Dale Steyn, but the long hiatus from first-class cricket did take its toll on the South African bowlers on the first day in Johannesburg.While Australia’s players either took on New Zealand in the limited-overs series or went back to their states for some four-day action, South Africa’s men had nothing but domestic Twenty20 on the agenda. None of Steyn, Morne Morkel or Makhaya Ntini have played a first-class match or even a 50-over game since leaving Australia and Steyn said it had taken a while to get used to the longer format again.”Because we haven’t been on the park since January the 7th, for some of the bowlers – with our patience not really being there – forced to string a good couple of overs together, it couldn’t quite happen,” Steyn said. “It looked like [Michael] Clarke and [Ricky] Ponting just got off the hook there a little bit. Once we got the ball in the right spot it just showed there is something out there for the bowlers.”Adding to the problems was the fact that Jacques Kallis left the field before lunch with a back injury and was unable to add to the four overs that he had already sent down. Kallis had scans and was cleared to resume bowling on the second day but Steyn said being a bowler down had made things even more difficult.”We were a bowler short with Jacques being off the field,” he said. “We were supposed to run in and take five-over spells, short spells, that was increased to at least six or seven or eight and that does play its toll when you haven’t been on the park for quite a while. But this is what we have to deal with.”
Steyn removed debutant Phillip Hughes in the opening over of the day © Getty Images
Despite the challenges, Steyn picked up three wickets and extracted significant swing, while Ntini and Morkel each chipped in with a breakthrough. Steyn had success in the first over of the match when he dropped in a short one that tempted the debutant opener Phillip Hughes into a strange, rash attempted slash over the slips that ended up being edged behind.”If I could have bowled that ball a little bit closer to his head I would have enjoyed that but I wouldn’t change it,” Steyn said. “It was a bit wide, wasn’t it? But look, it got a wicket. Who knows, maybe he was a little bit nervous and wanted to get off the mark. If I watch the replay it looked like he tried to hit it down anyway.”Steyn added the important wickets of Simon Katich, who was brilliantly taken in the gully by a diving Neil McKenzie, and Michael Clarke, who flashed outside off stump and edged an outswinger. Australia finished at 254 for 5 when bad light stopped play and Steyn said neither side could claim much of advantage.”We’ll take it as a dead even day and anything can happen tomorrow with the new ball just around the corner,” he said. “If we strike early tomorrow morning then things are back in our hands.”

According to Football Insider, West Ham United have set their sights on securing wonderkid striker Divin Mubama to a professional deal when he turns 17 amid interest from Manchester City.

The Lowdown: Rush Green talents emerge…

Declan Rice, the most high-profile name to emerge from Rush Green’s academy in recent years, is closely being followed by other hugely promising talents.

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Indeed, the likes of Conor Coventry, Jamal Baptiste and Ademipo Odubeko spring to mind as ones to watch over the next few seasons, but manager David Moyes has shown no sign of stopping there.

The club bolstered their academy with a plethora of young signings in the summer and it appears they have their sights set on securing another one.

The Latest: West Ham set sights on Mubama contract…

As per Football Insider, West Ham have now set their sights on securing highly-rated young striker Mubama to a professional deal when he turns 17 next month.

This comes amid interest from Premier League champions Manchester City as they keep a close watch on the teenager, who is currently on a scholarship deal with the Irons.

However, West Ham don’t appear keen on losing him and talks have apparently been held over tying him down to professional terms as soon as possible.

The Verdict: Yet another one to watch…

Despite being sidelined by injury this season, Mubama seems like a hugely promising talent for supporters to watch over the coming years. He has 10 goals in 23 Under-18 Premier League appearances, including a hat-trick against Reading in April.

Moyes has transformed West Ham into a genuine force, signing a new and improved deal recently, and he briefly touched upon building for the future brick by brick (Evening Standard).

Hammers fans have certainly seen that so far and we believe the coming seasons hold plenty of more promise for supporters, especially considering all the progress made with young talents behind the scenes.

In other news: ExWHUemployee lifts lid on behind-scenes development in West Ham overhaul plan, find out more here.

اتخذ مجلس إدارة النادي الإسماعيلي برئاسة يحيى الكومي، قرارا جديدا بشأن الجهاز الفني بقيادة حمزة الجمل واللاعبين.

ويستعد الإسماعيلي، لمواجهة الجونة مساء الخميس المقبل على ملعب خالد بشارة بالغردقة فى الجولة الـ 27 من بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز.

ووفقًا للموقع الرسمي للإسماعيلي فإن مجلس الإدارة قرر تقديم الدعم والمساندة للجهاز الفني لفريق الكرة الأول بالنادي بقيادة حمزة الجمل واللاعبين، من أجل تصحيح مسار الفريق بجدول الدوري العام لعودته إلى مكانته الطبيعية.

وأكد مجلس إدارة النادي فى اجتماعه الأخير، على ثقته الكاملة لكل أطراف المنظومة الرياضية بالفريق الأول من أجل إعادة الأمور لنصابها الصحيح فى أسرع وقت.

وأيضًا العودة لمسيرة الانتصارات سعياً لتخطي تلك الأزمة بإعتبار المواجهات المقبلة بمثابة لقاءات الكؤوس التي لا تقبل القسمة على إثنين من أجل مصالحة جماهيرهم.

طالع أيضًا.. الإسماعيلي يرد على أنباء تجميد مستحقات اللاعبين بعد رباعية بيراميدز

ويسعى الدراويش لتحقيق نتيجة إيجابية خلال هذا اللقاء من أجل استعادة مسيرة الإنتصارات لتصحيح وضعه بجدول الدوري الذى لا يليق بإسمه وشعبيته داخل وخارج مصر.

جدير بالذكر أن الإسماعيلي تعرض لهزيمة ثقيلة أمام بيراميدز برباعية نظيفة في المباراة التي أقيمت ضمن الدوري المصري.

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Com uma lesão leve na coxa direita, o volante Bruno Silva é dúvida para o jogo contra o Sport, segunda-feira, no Nilton Santos, pelo Brasileirão.o. Ele realizou um exame de imagem na última quinta-feira, que acabou confirmando o problema. Tanto que ele nem treinou com os companheiros na sequência.

Contra o Fluminense, ele chegou ao Maracanã com a delegação alvinegra. Mas, logo que desceu do ônibus, já deixou o estádio. Os botafoguenses ficaram apreensivos nas redes sociais, considerando que o jogador poderia estar de saída. Até por isso, ele tratou logo de se posicionar por meio do “Instagram”.

– Fala aí galera. Não estou indo embora! Só fui embora chateado porque tentei jogar até o último instante e não consegui, dai fiquei com raiva, e o fato deu ter indo embora não significa que eu não tenho comprometimento só que fiquei muito triste por não poder ajudar meus companheiros. Mas já estou tratando, fiz exame e espero voltar o mais rápido. Agradeço a preocupação é o carinho. Deus abençoe vocês – escreveu o volante nas suas redes sociais.

Bruno Silva disputou 32 jogos nesta temporada, marcando seis gols e dando três assistências. Considerado peça-chave no esquema de Jair Ventura – aberto pelo lado direito – o volante era um dos destaques do Botafogo no Brasileirão.

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If England’s cricketers thought they had batted with intent on the first day at Bridgetown, their efforts were nothing compared to the free-flowing onslaught they produced on the second

The Bulletin by Andrew Miller27-Feb-2009West Indies 85 for 1 (Sarwan 40*, Smith 37*) trail England 600 for 6 (Strauss 142, Bopara 104) by 515 runs
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How they were out
Ravi Bopara compiled a superb maiden Test century© AFP
If England’s cricketers thought they had batted with intent on the first day at Bridgetown, their efforts were nothing compared to the free-flowing onslaught they produced on the second. Ravi Bopara led the way with a classy 104 from 143 balls, his first century in international cricket, and Paul Collingwood (96) and Tim Ambrose (76 not out) made sizeable marks in the scorebook as well, as England built on their overnight 301 for 3 to add 299 more runs at a rate of nearly five an over.By the time Andrew Strauss declared, early in the final session, England’s total of 600 for 6 was their highest since the Oval Test against South Africa in September 2003. Nevertheless, West Indies responded impressively with a volley of strokes before the close, in particular from the in-form Ramnaresh Sarwan, as they made light of the early dismissal of Chris Gayle, via a referred lbw in James Anderson’s third over.It was a breezy day’s batting from both teams, but particularly England, who had to withstand a feisty morning spell from the luckless Fidel Edwards before cashing in on a lacklustre showing from the remainder of the West Indian bowling attack. As on the first day, they lost only three wickets – Kevin Pietersen was removed in the first hour of the day for 41, plumb lbw to Edwards despite his self-indulgent wasting of a referral, and Edwards struck again in the afternoon when Collingwood, sizing up his second hundred in consecutive matches, slogged a length delivery to deep point.Bopara eventually gave Edwards a richly deserved third when, only three balls and one boundary after reaching his hundred, he took on the hook and picked out Jerome Taylor on the fine-leg boundary. The identity of the catcher, however, was rather ironic, for it was Taylor who dropped the clanger that might have spared West Indies much of their day’s toil. Yesterday, Edwards had Andrew Strauss dropped at first slip by Gayle on 58, an error that cost his side 84 runs. Today, Taylor should have clung onto a skied pull when Bopara had made just 4, but the chance went sprawling, and England’s new No. 6 went on to add exactly 100 more to his total.This is Bopara’s first Test since he finished the tour of Sri Lanka in December 2007 with three ducks in a row, but whereas on that occasion the wiles of Muttiah Muralitharan were too much for him, this time he found the pace-dominated West Indies attack much more to his liking. He used his wrists coolly to work the gaps in the leg side, while Taylor, when he wasn’t dropping catches, was noticeably off the pace with the ball. He looked a shadow of the superhero who destroyed England at Sabina Park, and Bopara flogged him through midwicket twice in two balls, as he surpassed his previous Test-best of 34, at Kandy in 2007.When Bopara tried the same against Edwards, however, the results were somewhat different. One pull sailed high off a top-edge and all the way for six, another in Edwards’ next over was completely misjudged, and rattled him a painful blow under the eye. A lengthy break for treatment ensued, in which time Edwards had to be discouraged from having a word or two with the batsman. But Bopara was not discouraged in spite of his shiner, and carried on getting into line to deliveries that were well in excess of the 90mph mark.He went to lunch on 46 not out, and soon after the resumption, he tickled a leg-stump delivery from Sulieman Benn down to the fine-leg boundary to reach the first notable landmark of his Test career. Using his wrists to their full supple effect, he traded singles with his partner Collingwood throughout a 149-run stand, and continued to pick the right ball to attack. Edwards dropped short and was rifled through the leg-side; Sulieman Benn served up a waist-high full-toss that was dispatched through midwicket.After reaching tea on 88 not out, Bopara clicked through the nineties with a cool lofted drive off Taylor, before easing a bouncer from the ever-threatening Edwards into the leg-side to reach three figures. He removed his helmet and saluted the crowd with a modest wave and a gentle impersonation of the Caribbean’s current superstar, Usain Bolt – a mock comb of the hair and a bow-and-arrow salute to the dressing-room.Bopara’s main sidekick was Collingwood, who built on his impressive century in Antigua last week with another powerfully constructed innings. His favourite shot of the day was the pull, which he used to great effect to pick off two of his 12 fours, and he also drove Edwards delightfully down the ground for arguably the classiest boundary of his innings. But just when it seemed nothing could interrupt his flow, along came the temptation of a fourth century in 11 innings.Back into the attack came Edwards, and with four needed for the hundred, Collingwood chose the wrong ball to clobber over the covers. Instead it arced off a leading edge, straight down the throat of Nash on the point boundary, and – just like Pietersen, Sarwan and Alastair Cook before him in this series – he was left ruing one attacking stroke too many with three figures around the corner.Nevertheless, his departure did nothing to interrupt England’s momentum, because out of the blocks burst Ambrose, a bundle of diminutive intent, eager to make up for lost time in his career. Matt Prior’s paternity leave has given him a chance to make amends for a disappointing summer, and by the time of the declaration, he was motoring on 76 not out from 95 balls, with eight fours and two slapped sixes over midwicket off Ryan Hinds. Hinds could have dismissed him for a third-ball duck had Denesh Ramdin clung onto a top-edged cut, but as with so many chances in this match, the opportunity was lost, and England marched onwards and upwards.All the same, West Indies clearly recognised a docile pitch when they saw one, for their response was full of controlled aggression, as Sarwan and Devon Smith pushed through to the close with a 72-run stand. They had to withstand a superb opening spell from James Anderson, who swung the ball both ways at will and removed Gayle for 6 with a late-inducker that the referral showed would have taken out leg stump. But at the other end, Ryan Sidebottom couldn’t find the right length to complement his prodigious swing, and both Graeme Swann and Stuart Broad were easily repelled. England have a total to envy, but West Indies have set themselves to match it, and so preserve their 1-0 series lead.

علق كوكي لاعب وسط وقائد أتلتيكو مدريد على إمكانية انضمام كريستيانو رونالدو إلى روخي بلانكوس خلال فترة الانتقالات الصيفية الجارية.

التقى كريستيانو رونالدو ووكيله خورخي مينديز مع إدارة مانشستر يونايتد أمس الأربعاء، للحديث عن مستقبل اللاعب الذي يرغب في الرحيل عن الشياطين الحمر.

طالع أيضًا.. يوفنتوس يحدد بديل بوجبا من أتلتيكو مدريد

نفى إنريكي سيريزو رئيس نادي أتلتيكو مدريد اهتمام الروخي بلانكوس بالتعاقد مع كريستيانو رونالدو، كما أصدرت رابطة مشجعي الفريق الإسباني بيانًا ترفض من خلاله ضم البرتغالي.

كوكي، بعد فوز فريقه على نومانسيا أمس وديًا، صرّح للصحفيين: “نحن نمتلك لاعبين رائعين، والتعاقدات الجديدة تعود للنادي، وما إذا كان هناك المزيد منها أم لا، لكننا فريق رائع وقادر على المنافسة”.

وشدد: “لا يمكنني التعليق على شائعات، أثق في زملائي الموجودين، نحن نمتلك نجوم في الهجوم من الأرجنتين وإسبانيا والبرتغال والبرازيل وفرنسا”.

واختتم: “لا يمكنني التعليق على الترحيب بـ رونالدو أم لا، نركز على أنفسنا فقط ولا ننظر للاعبين خارج فريقنا”.

Boli Bolingoli was Celtic’s ‘best player’ against Livingston and has earned a start against Dundee United, Frank McAvennie has told Football Insider. 

The lowdown

Prior to last weekend, Bolingoli’s last action for Celtic had come in August 2020, when he made a three-minute substitute appearance against Kilmarnock.

The Hoops loaned him out to Turkish Super Lig outfit Istanbul Basaksehir after he broke coronavirus rules and ‘left club officials furious’ (via Sky Sports).

But Postecoglou restored him to the starting line-up for the 1-0 defeat at the Almondvale Stadium.

Having picked up a yellow card, he earned a SofaScore rating of 6.9/10. He won seven of his 13 duels and completed 85 of his 90 attempted passes.

Celtic will be looking to gain ground against Dundee United on Sunday, having slipped to sixth place in the Premiership table.

The latest

McAvennie says Bolingoli’s performance was one of the few positives he was able to take from Celtic’s loss.

He admired the Belgian’s commitment and reckons he has the edge on competitor Greg Taylor when it comes to the defensive side of the game.

“I will be honest, Bolingoli was the best player in that Celtic team, solid,” he said. “He defended really well. He was the only bright spark.

“I always liked him when he was playing, he is a better defender than Taylor.

“He was putting himself about and getting stuck in, that’s saying something because Celtic were awful.

“I think he has to start again this weekend.”

The verdict

Bolingoli was an unused substitute for Thursday’s cup win against Raith Rovers, with Adam Montgomery lining up at left-back. That could indicate that he was being rested with one eye on the weekend.

Perhaps the real indicator of Ange Postecoglou’s preferences will come in the week when Celtic face the trickiest fixture of the campaign so far – a Europa League group stage clash with Bayer Leverkusen.

Even if Bolingoli doesn’t make the cut, rotation in and around those fixtures should ensure he gets a decent number of minutes.

In other news, Celtic fans should read this intriguing Jack Wilshere claim.  

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Assael Guerra, filho de três anos do meia Alejandro Guerra, do Palmeiras, sofreu um acidente doméstico na casa do jogador venezuelano, em Alphaville, e está internado no Hospital Albert Einstein do Morumbi, em São Paulo. A informação foi confirmada pela assessoria do Corpo de Bombeiros de Barueri e pelo Palmeiras.

Guerra voltará ao Brasil num voo às 18h local (20h de Brasília), provavelmente acompanhado de um funcionário do clube. O atleta está em Guayaquil, onde o Palmeiras enfrentará o Barcelona (ECU) pela Copa Libertadores às 21h45 (de Brasília) desta quarta-feira.

Não há maiores detalhes sobre a gravidade do acidente, apenas que o estado de saúde da criança é estável. Um áudio que circula nas redes sociais dá conta de que houve um afogamento durante a festa de aniversário da esposa de Guerra.

No hotel em que a delegação está hospedada, o jogador fala constantemente ao telefone desde as primeiras horas do dia, sempre na companhia do médico Gustavo Maglioca. Leila Pereira e José Roberto Lamachia, donos da Crefisa, patrocinadora do Palmeiras, chegaram ao Equador em avião particular e colocaram a aeronave à disposição de Guerra para o retorno após um pedido do diretor de futebol, Alexandre Mattos. Mas as autoridades do país pediram autorização que leva 72h, pelo fato de o jogador não ter entrado no Equador em tal avião. Ele embarcará em voo comercial.

O Palmeiras divulgou uma nota oficial:

A Sociedade Esportiva Palmeiras informa que o filho do atleta Alejandro Guerra sofreu um acidente doméstico nesta quarta-feira (05). O estado da criança é estável e ela segue sob cuidados médicos.

O clube está prestando todo o auxílio necessário para o meia e sua família. O jogador não enfrentará o Barcelona-EQU e retornará a São Paulo.

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