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Russia Ban Remains, Pyeongchang Decision In SPORTS Thursday, December 21, 2017 21 Birmingham set Justin Rose BRIEF SCORE Ross Taylor (R) of New Zealand bats watched by West Indies Shai Hope (L) to host 2022 New Zealand 249 for 2 (GH Commonwealth Worker 57, C Munro 49, LRPL Games Taylor 49*) beat West Indies 248 (E Lewis 76, R Powell 59) by 5 Birmingham wickets irmingham is expected to be announced as the host city forB the 2022 Commonwealth Games, British media reported on Wednesday. The reports in several newspapers and websites said that the decision could be formally announced at a news conference attended by Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President Louise Martin in Birmingham on Thursday. The Midlands city was the only potential host to submit a bid before the Sept. 30 deadline, but the CGF ruled Kiwis beat Windies that the bid was not “fully compliant” and re-opened the bidding process for a further two months. No further bids were received before the Nov. 30 final deadline. Durban, South Africa was by five wickets originally awarded the Games Whangarei, New Zealand be “a lot better with the bat” notching a record 18 sixes replacement for Colin de Munro 49 as New Zealand’s in 2015 before being stripped ew Zealand cruised to a as they chase their first ODI in the Bangladesh Premier Grandhomme after the all- top order all made starts, with of the event in March because five-wicket win over the series win in New Zealand League T20 final - had an rounder ruled himself out Williamson contributing 38 it failed to meet promises WestN Indies in the first one- since 1995. uncharacteristically subdued of the series following his and Ross Taylor unbeaten on contained in its bid. day international yesterday as “It was tough, I didn’t think innings. father’s death. 49. Birmingham was chosen the tourists’ batting line-up we had enough runs,” he said. He fell victim to resurgent “For him to come back The loss leaves the West as Britain’s candidate city in failed to perform. “We kept losing wickets at New Zealand paceman and perform the way he did, Indies yet to register a win on September, beating a rival bid The return of Chris Gayle crucial stages of the game Doug Bracewell, who was taking some big scalps for us, their New Zealand tour after from Liverpool and receiving could not spark the West and never really gathered named man of the match was outstanding,” said captain a 2-0 whitewash in the Test UK government backing. Indies, with the short-form momentum. after celebrating the end of Kane Williamson. series. Bid organizers have said that master managing only 22 as “That obviously hampered a 15-month exile from the Spinner Todd Astle also They are in a form slump 95 percent of the competition his team struggled to 248-9 us today and we’ve just got to national team by claiming contributed three for 33 in his that has seen them win only venues are already in place after losing the toss and being correct it.” four wickets for 55. ODI debut as the Black Caps three of 17 ODIs contested with Alexander Stadium, an sent in to bat. There were some bright Bracewell had fallen out attack maintained constant in 2017. established athletics venue, set The Black Caps always spots for the Windies, with of favour with New Zealand pressure with the ball. The next fixture in the for an increase in capacity and looked comfortable chasing opener Evin Lewis notching Cricket after a string of off- New Zealand opening three-match ODI series is in facilities upgrade. the modest total, overhauling a classy 76 and Rovman field incidents, including batsmen George Worker Christchurch on Saturday. The only new venue it with four overs remaining Powell staging a pugnacious a drink-driving conviction and Colin Munro laid the Williamson and paceman proposed in Birmingham’s bid, at Whangarei’s Cobham Oval. rearguard action to score 59 earlier this year. foundation for the hosts’ chase Tim Southee will be rested for is the Sandwell Aquatics Centre, West Indies skipper Jason off 50 balls. The 27-year-old was with a 108-run partnership. the second and third matches. which will host Swimming, Holder said his side needed to Gayle - fresh from called up as a last-minute Worker finished on 57 and (AFP) Para Swimming and Diving. (Reuters) Russia ban remains, Pyeongchang decision in Jan London of co-operation and progress made he International Paralympic so far by the RPC, it is united in its Committee (IPC) said yesterday it was decision to maintain the suspension as the maintainingT its suspension of the Russian reinstatement criteria have not yet been Paralympic Committee but had yet to met in full,” new IPC president Andrew make a final decision on whether it can Parsons said on Wednesday. compete at the 2018 Winter Games in “The RPC is making headway with South Korea. the IPC on three of the five remaining In a statement, the IPC said it had reinstatement criteria, however sadly, and also kept in place an interim measure for much to our growing disappointment and Russian athletes to compete as neutrals frustration, there is a lack of progress in qualification events across four winter regarding an official response from sports: alpine skiing, biathlon, cross- the Russian authorities specifically and country skiing and snowboard. adequately addressing the McLaren A final decision on whether Russian findings and evidence.” athletes can compete at the Games The McLaren report in 2016 found more in Pyeongchang will be made in than 1,000 Russian competitors in over 30 January. sports had been involved in a conspiracy to The IPC imposed a blanket ban on conceal positive drug tests over a five-year Russia from the Rio Paralympics last year period. after revelations of a systematic doping The IOC recently issued a ban on Russia culture in the country -- a tougher stance for the Winter Olympics which take place than the International Olympic Committee in South Korea from Feb. 9-25, although (IOC) who elected not to ban Russians will allow “innocent” athletes to compete Russian Paralympic team during an inaugural ceremony (file photo) from the Games in Brazil. as neutrals. “Although the IPC Governing Board The Winter Paralympics begin on March continues to be impressed at the level 8. (Reuters) .
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