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Mark Turner took the first five-wicket haul of his career as Derbyshire took control on the third day of their match with Division Two league leaders Northamptonshire at Wantage Road

George Dobell at Wantage Road22-Jul-2011
ScorecardUsually when Derbyshire are in the news, it’s because some halfwit is claiming they are just the sort of club which should be bull-dozed in an attempt to ‘improve the intensity’ of the county game.While that argument might not hold much water, Derbyshire haven’t always helped themselves. They have not produced an England player since Dominic Cork (who some might argue was a product of Staffordshire), have not played in the top division of the County Championship since 2000 – the first year of two divisions – and they are the only team in the land to never achieve promotion in either limited-overs or first-class cricket. They have, for a while, struggled to justify their existence. It’s harsh to state, but they’ve flirted with irrelevance.Perhaps, however, all that is starting to change. Just two months after they sacked their former director of cricket, Jon Morris, the signs are that the ‘new’ team is emerging as genuine promotion candidates. Indeed, if they win this game, they will have put themselves right in the thick of the promotion chase. It would not be too much of an exaggeration to state that their whole season could be defined by the final day of this game.The simple fact is this: going into the last day, they lead by 260 runs. While that might not sound too impressive, it should be understood that the pitch is showing increasing signs of uneven bounce and batting last could prove very tricky. Had 23 overs not been lost to rain and bad light on the end of the third day, their position would have been even stronger.If they do go on to win, they will be particularly grateful for the contribution of Mark Turner. The 26-year-old fast bowler, now with his third county, produced the first five-wicket haul of a first class career that began in 2005 to help earn his side an 89-run lead on first innings.While Turner has often bowled with pace, here he also demonstrated excellent control, claiming his last four wickets at the cost of just two runs, including a spell of three for none in 18 balls. The wickets of Niall O’Brien and Lee Daggett, stumps sent flying by swinging yorkers, were especially pleasing.Wes Durston also batted well. Durston, another former Somerset man, took several painful blows on the arms as the ball reared horribly, but thrashed a run-a-ball half-century to snuff out Northants’ hopes of a counter-attack. Hitting the ball with unusual power, Durston wasparticularly severe on the spin of Rob White and James Middlebrook, plundering 41 off them in their four overs including an enormous straight six off the latter.Northants didn’t really help themselves. Chaminda Vaas, who is starting to look every one of his 37 years, has bowled 10 no-balls in this match, with the most costly of them inducing an edge from Wayne Madsen that was comfortably taken at slip. Madsen, on 7 at the time, went on to score 48 and added 87 with Durston.Daggett bowled well, however. Hitting a better length than his colleagues, he was able to exploit the uneven bounce and, with his first delivery, dismissed Martin Guptill, caught off the glove from a brute of a ball that reared, before Durston’s valuable innings was ended by a similar delivery.Northants’ season is also at something of a crossroads. Their lead at the top of the Division Two table – a lead that looked unassailable a few weeks ago – is starting to look precarious, with the team having surrendered their unbeaten record in all competitions and enduring ahorrible run of form in the FLt20.It appears increasingly unlikely that fast bowler Jack Brooks will be with them next year, too. Northants have now received five formal 28-day approaches from other counties keen to talk to Brooks and Martyn Moxon, Yorkshire’s director of cricket, was at Wantage Road on the third day to take a closer look.It was not, perhaps, the most distinguished performance of Brook’s season, but he has proved himself a decent performer over the last year or so and has bowled as well as anyone in county cricket this season. The clamour for his services also says something about the scarcity of fast bowlers in the county game at present.There was one more notable visitor at Wantage Road. Winston Davis, the former West Indies fast bowler who spent fours season with Northants between 1987 and 1990 returned to the club to attend the annual former players’ day.Sadly the years since have not been as kind to Davis as they might have been. Davis, who memorably took 7 for 51 against Australia in the 1983 World Cup, suffered horrific injuries after he fell from a tree in 1998 and was paralysed from the neck down. Needless to say, hewas afforded a very warm welcome on his return to the club.

Sussex openers Chris Nash and Ed Joyce took their four-day form into one-day cricket as their side crushed Derbyshire by eight wickets at Hove

15-May-2011
ScorecardSussex openers Chris Nash and Ed Joyce took their four-day form into one-daycricket as their side crushed Derbyshire by eight wickets at Hove to go top ofClydesdale Bank 40 Group A.The pair have already compiled four century stands in the CountyChampionship this season and they put on 161 in 26 overs as the Sharks madelight work of their target of 197 to make it three successive wins after theyhad lost their opening game to today’s opponents a fortnight ago.Their partnership was a new county record against Derbyshire in one-daymatches, beating the 137 by Alan Wells and Martin Speight in 1990, and thefourth highest stand for any Sussex wicket in List A cricket. Both scored freely against a toothless attack on a flat pitch and the only disappointment was that neither scored a century.Nash needed treatment after he was struck on the left hand by a bouncer fromJon Clare and was on 78 when he mistimed a drive to mid-off off slow left-armerChesney Hughes. Joyce fell to Hughes for 90, which included 11 fours, when he holed out to deep midwicket but debutant Lou Vincent hit the next ball for six and Sussex wrappedup victory with 9.5 overs to spare.Earlier, Derbyshire had collapsed badly after a fourth one-day half-century ofthe season from Wes Durston appeared to have put them on course for an imposingtotal. Left-armer Chris Liddle picked up openers Usman Khawaja and Hughes insuccessive overs before Durston led the fightback by adding 48 in 11 overs withGreg Smith.Naveed Arif was convinced he had run out Durston on five when he claimed tohave deflected Smith’s straight drive onto the stumps and on 28 he survivedanother alarm when a pull dropped just short of the diving Nash at deepmidwicket.Smith, who was dropped by Vincent on 16, fell two balls later when he drove tomidwicket but Durston and Wayne Madsen played well in a punishing stand of 91from 98 balls for the fourth wicket. The visitors took their batting powerplay in the 33rd over but then their innings started to unravel as five wickets fell for just six runs in 15 balls.Sussex skipper Mike Yardy had Madsen caught off a mistimed slog sweep and inhis next over Yardy struck with successive deliveries. Durston was deceived by achange of pace and bowled for 85 off 103 balls, which included seven fours and astraight six off Monty Panesar.Luke Sutton was leg before wicket to the next delivery and although SteffanJones blocked the hat-trick ball he holed out to long-on in the next over, thesecond success for Rana Naved who had earlier yorked Jon Clare.Garry Park and Azeem Rafiq halted the collapse but on a true pitch a target of197 was never going to seriously extend Sussex and so it proved.

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A greve de caminhoneiros que afeta todo o Brasil começa a se refletir no futebol. A CBF afirmou que não descarta adiar a sétima rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro, no próximo fim de semana. A paralisação dos caminhoneiros pode interferir na logística, tanto do deslocamento da segurança e dos torcedores, quanto o abastecimento de bares. Apesar do indício, as partidas estão mantidas. A informação é do Globoesporte.com.

– A Diretoria de Competições da CBF monitora a situação em todos os estados. Por enquanto, os jogos programados estão mantidos – afirmou a entidade.

A Ferj, por sua vez, resolveu adiar todos os jogos deste fim de semana que organiza no Rio de Janeiro, nos profissionais e nas divisões de base. A falta de abastecimento de combustível no Estado do Rio de Janeiro é a principal razão para o adiamento.

Essa é a maior greve de caminhoneiros desde 1999. Ao todo, cerca de 500 mil caminhoneiros protestam contra o aumento recente no preço do combustível no país. A greve está afetando diretamente o abastecimento de alimentos em supermercados e causando restrições nos transportes públicos e aeroportos.

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Passada a partida de suma importância onde o Internacional saiu com um empate da Arena Grêmio contra seu arquirrival, a volta aos treinamentos do Colorado foi marcada por boas notícias em relação a opções para o técnico Odair Hellmann.

O volante Edenílson e o meia argentino D’Alessandro fizeram uma leve corrida no campo do CT Parque Gigante, seguindo com naturalidade após lesões no joelho e na coxa da perna esquerda, respectivamente.

Em relação ao atleta formado na base do Guarani de Venâncio Aires, a sua data de volta ainda não foi fixada em função justamente desse ser um passo inicial no processo. Algo fundamentalmente oposto em relação ao que ocorre na contusão do capitão e camisa 10 do Inter.

Como D’Ale sofreu uma lesão muscular mais leve, sua aparição alimenta a possibilidade dele retornar a equipe titular já na segunda-feira (21) contra a Chapecoense no Beira-Rio.Isso, obviamente, se ele não for condenado pelo Superior Tribunal de Justiça Desportiva (STJD) em função de seu comportamento no jogo diante do Flamengo no último dia 6 de maio.
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Vencer é fundamental para o Inter, já que a equipe ocupa uma incômoda 16ª posição na tabela do Brasileirão e só tem um triunfo em cinco compromissos.

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Na Ilha do Retiro, o Sport engatou a segunda vitória consecutiva no Brasileirão. Desta vez, a vítima foi o Bahia, que saiu de campo derrotado por 2 a 0. O resultado deixou o Leão na oitava colocação com sete pontos. Já o Esquadrão de Aço fica na 15ª posição com quatro pontos.

Na próxima rodada, o Sport visita o Cruzeiro, no Mineirão. Enquanto isso, o Bahia mede forças contra o São Paulo, na Arena Fonte Nova.

O JOGO
O duelo começou agitado na Ilha do Retiro. As duas equipes buscavam o ataque, mas ninguém conseguia criar de fato uma jogada de perigo.

Apesar do equilíbrio, o Sport tinha mais chegada e rondava a grande área do rival. Na chance mais clara, Marlone não conseguiu aproveitar o cruzamento da direita e a zaga baiana afastou com Nino Paraíba.

O gol do Sport saiu na reta final da primeira etapa. Após cruzamento da esquerda, Everson tentou cortar e carimbou a própria trave. A bola foi em direção ao goleiro Douglas, que tentou segurar, mas deu um tapa para dentro do gol.

No segundo tempo o Leão foi com tudo para cima do Bahia e ampliou a vantagem com Claudio Winck. Felipe Bastos desviou o escanteio no primeiro pau e o lateral-direito pegou de primeira. Sem chances para Douglas.

Incomodado com a postura do time, Guto Ferreira mexeu no time e promoveu a entrada de Régis, que logo em seu primeiro lance, acertou a trave de Maílson. A outra mexida de Guto, o jovem Ítalo, ficou apenas 11 minutos em campo, pois cometeu duas faltas duras e foi expulso.

Com o placar decidido, o Leão resolveu tirar o pé e administrou de maneira inteligente a segunda vitória no campeonato.

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FICHA TÉCNICA

SPORT 2 X 0 BAHIA
Local: Ilha do Retiro, Recife (PE)
Data-Hora: 06/5/2018 – 19h
Árbitro: Grazianni Maciel Rocha (RJ)
Auxiliares: Rodrigo Figueiredo Henrique Correa (RJ) João Luiz Coelho de Albuquerque (RJ)
Público/renda:15.165 pagantes /R$ 249.050,00
Cartões amarelos: Sander (SPO), Ítalo, Júnior Brumado (BAH)
Cartões vermelhos: Ítalo (BAH)
Gols: Douglas (contra) (44’/1ºT) Claudio Winck (3’/2ºT)

SPORT: Mailson; Claudio Winck (Fabrício, aos 33/2ºT), Ernando, Ronaldo Alves e Sander; Anselmo, Felipe Bastos, Neto Moura (Everton Felipe, aos 26/2ºT), Gabriel e Marlone; Rogério (Carlos Henrique, aos 39/2ºT). Técnico Claudinei Oliveira.

BAHIA: Douglas; Nino Paraíba, Tiago, Lucas Fonseca e Léo; Gregore, Elton, Vinicius (Régis, aos 15/2ºT), Zé Rafael (Ítalo, aos 15/2ºT) e Élber; Edigar Junio (Junior Brumado, as 38/2ºT). Técnico: Guto Ferreira.

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O técnico Mano Menezes fez questão de ressaltar o empenho dos jogadores, na partida contra o Internacional, em que terminou empatada, pela terceira rodada do Campeonato Brasileiro. O time não contou com nenhum atleta que começou jogando na partida anterior, na goleada de 7 x 0 sobre a Universidade de Chile.

– Só tenho elogios para a equipe, em termos de comprometimento, dedicação e entrega. É muito difícil você mudar onze jogadores, como a gente fez hoje, vir jogar um jogo de Campeonato Brasileiro aqui no Beira-Rio, contra o Internacional, e no mínimo fazer o ponto que a gente fez. Arriscamos mais porque entendemos que era hora de arriscar e os jogadores me deixaram muito contente com esse tipo de resposta que deram – disse o treinador.

– Sabíamos que tínhamos que nos sacrificar muito, mas também sabíamos que a equipe que jogou na quinta-feira não teria condições de jogar hoje e suportar. Provavelmente perderíamos com a equipe considerada titular, principal. Cansaríamos muito mais os nossos jogadores para a sequência e não conseguiríamos nos recuperar, pelo acúmulo, para quarta-feira. Então, não faríamos nem uma coisa e nem outra – completou.

O Cruzeiro tem um compromisso decisivo durante a semana pela Taça Libertadores. Na quarta-feira, às 21h45, a Raposa encara o Vasco, em São Januário, pela quinta rodada do torneio.

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علق سيرجي روبيرتو لاعب فريق برشلونة الإسباني الأول لكرة القدم على قرارات حكم المباراة أمام إسانيول والتي انتهت بالتعادل 1/1 بين الفريقين.

روبرتو شارك في المباراة التي انتهت على ملعب كامب نو بالتعادل الإيجابي، وشهدت 14 بطاقة ملوّنة، من بينها طرد جوردي ألبا لاعب البلوجرانا.

وقال روبرتو في تصريحات بعد المباراة لقناة “موفيستار” الإسبانية: “لم يكن ماتيو لاهوز يعرف أن جوردي ألبا لديه بطاقة صفراء أولى”.

وأضاف: “لقد نسي، لم يتمكن من النظر لورقته قبل أن يظهر البطاقة الصفراء الثانية لـ جوردي، ولا أعتقد أنه يستحق الطرد”.

واختتم: “لقد أضر بنا ماتيو لاهوز في هذه المباراة، ربما يكون هذا التعادل بسبب بعض القرارات التي قام بها الحكم”.

Pakistan will continue to sweat over the finger injury to Umar Akmal after the batsman, again, missed practice

Osman Samiuddin in Pallekele12-Mar-2011

Pakistan will continue to sweat over the finger injury to Umar Akmal after the batsman, again, missed practice. His chances of playing in Pakistan’s game against Zimbabwe on Monday are uncertain.Umar travelled with the team to Pallekele stadium near Kandy for an optional training session on Saturday but didn’t bat, his right index finger still strapped. He did some running and nothing else. The nature of the injury isn’t clear and scans and X-rays have revealed no fracture.”There is some swelling still there so he didn’t bat today,” Intikhab Alam, the team manager said. “We will see as far as the game on Monday is concerned but it will take a couple of days still.”Umar picked up the injury during fielding practice on Thursday and sat out Friday’s session as well though the management was eager to play down the injury then. It came soon after the loss to New Zealand, a game in which his elder brother Kamran played a central role, dropping three chances, prompting calls for his axing.The Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi subsequently spoke of the possibility of Umar replacing Kamran as wicketkeeper. The injury means that will not happen now and Kamran is almost certain to retain his place, but the timing has led to talk of a repeat of what happened in the aftermath of the Sydney Test last year. , a leading Urdu daily, reported that the pair had been spoken to by the management and told in no uncertain terms that a repeat of Sydney would not be tolerated.Umar is the side’s second leading scorer in the tournament, with 167 runs in four games at nearly 42. He has only a solitary fifty though has got starts in a couple of other games. If he does sit out – and against a relatively weaker side Pakistan may be tempted to rest him – Asad Shafiq will come in. Shafiq had a long batting session in practice and will slot into the middle order.Umar’s absence may also mean another chance for Ahmed Shehzad, who, had all players been fit, would probably have been dropped after a run of poor scores. But Pakistan are keen to stick with eight batsmen so he may be retained. There is talk of resting Shoaib Akhtar and bringing in Wahab Riaz, something Pakistan tried against Canada, or even playing with three spinners.Afridi, Misbah-ul-Haq, Mohammad Hafeez, Umar Gul, Abdul Razzaq and Shoaib opted not to train today.

أعلنت رابطة الأندية المصرية المحترفة عن أفضل لاعب في مباراة الأهلي وسيراميكا كليوباترا في بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز اليوم الأربعاء.

وانتهت المباراة التي أقيمت على أرضية ملعب استاد القاهرة بالتعادل بين الفريقين بهدفٍ لمثله ضمن منافسات الجولة العاشرة.

طالع أيضًا.. ترتيب الدوري المصري بعد تعادل الأهلي مع سيراميكا كليوباترا

واختارت رابطة الأندية محمد بسام حارس مرمى سيراميكا كليوباترا كأفضل لاعب في المباراة نظرًا لأدائه المميز وتصديه لتسديدات لاعبي الأهلي والحفاظ على مرماه.

واهتزت شباك محمد بسام بهدفٍ من ركلة جزاء سجلها التونسي علي معلول الظهير الأيسر للأهلي.

Ian Bell believes he has made a strong case to be included in England’s Twenty20 side after a match-winning 124 against the Prime Minister’s XI which continued his outstanding form on the tour of Australia

Andrew McGlashan at Manuka Oval10-Jan-2011

Ian Bell believes he has made a strong case to be included in England’s Twenty20 side after a match-winning 124 against the Prime Minister’s XI which continued his outstanding form on the tour of Australia. Bell hasn’t been part of the Twenty20 side since 2008, but with Craig Kieswetter out injured there is a vacancy at the top of the order.Michael Lumb, the Hampshire opener, has been drafted into the squad although his form is nowhere near that of Bell’s after making just 2 in his first Big Bash appearance for Queensland. Lumb opened throughout the World Twenty20 in West Indies, but hasn’t appeared for England since, due to a combination of a form slump and injury.Bell’s run-scoring spree could mean Lumb misses out again against Australia, in Adelaide, on Wednesday. “I’ll have to wait and see,” Bell said. “I obviously haven’t done myself any harm today. I’ll do anything that is asked of me and hopefully there’ll be an opportunity around the corner.”Paul Collingwood, the England Twenty20 captain, admitted Bell’s form had made life tougher for the selectors. “He’s in fantastic form and has been since he arrived in Australia. That was a very clinical innings,” he said. “He’s staked a claim for the Twenty20 side so we’ll have to gauge things and take it from there.”And the selection dilemmas will stretch beyond the two Twenty20s when the one-day series begins next week. Kevin Pietersen was dropped for England’s last ODI contest against Pakistan but it would seem inconceivable that he won’t return after a solid Ashes campaign which leaves Bell and Jonathan Trott fighting for one spot.”In all forms of our game we have good competition,” Bell said. “That’s what we need. This one-day series will be exactly like the Ashes, we aren’t going to win it with 11 players. We’ve got some guys who’ve had a good run out today so that’s even better for us.”Bell’s innings meant a tough start to his captaincy career for Tim Paine who earlier scored a neat half-century to set up the PM XI’s innings. He could do little to stem the flow of runs as England batted, but that was largely down to poor bowling rather than any particular decisions he made. As Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke have found out in recent weeks, leadership is tough without control in the field.”It was just one of those games, an opportunity for me to practice being in charge of a team,” he said. “It’s something I haven’t done before and I’ll sit down and have a think about it, have a chat to some people after this is to come up with a few things that I can improve on and some things that I did well.”Paine is vice-captain of Australia’s Twenty20 team and is confident that the bowlers in that unit will be able to stop the England juggernaut. “Wednesday’s a completely different game, a completely different set of bowlers,” he said. “We’ll probably go in with more plans on how we want to bowl to the opposition.”