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WEEK 30 HIGHLIGHTS (Sunday, 25 July – Saturday, 31 July) Please note: All times are LIVE and AEST unless stated otherwise. Times and matches correct at time of publishing and are subject to change. Rugby League: NRL • Sun Jul 25 at 1:00pm: St George Illawarra v Gold Coast • Sun Jul 25 at 4:00pm: Canterbury v Cronulla • Thu Jul 29 at 7:50pm: Sydney Roosters v Parramatta • Fri Jul 30 at 6:00pm: Wests Tigers v Warriors • Fri Jul 30 at 7:50pm: Brisbane v North Queensland • Sat Jul 31 at 2:30pm: St George Illawarra v South Sydney • Sat Jul 31 at 5:00pm: Newcastle v Canberra • Sat Jul 31 at 7:20pm: Melbourne v Penrith Australian Rules: AFL • Sun Jul 25 at 12:30pm: Sydney Swans v Freemantle Dockers • Sun Jul 25 at 1:30pm: Geelong Cats v Richmond • Sun Jul 25 at 4:10pm: Essendon v GWS GIANTS Motorsport: Formula 1 • Sat Jul 31 at 11:00pm: Formula 1 Hungary Qualifying* Basketball: NBA • Fri Jul 30 at 9:30am: 2021 NBA draft Cricket: International Cricket, The Hundred • Sun Jul 25 at 4:15am: West Indies v Australia ODI, Game 3 • Sun Jul 25 at 12:50am: Ireland v South Africa T20, Game 3 • Sun Jul 25 at 3:00am: The Hundred Northern Superchargers v Welsh Fire* • Sun Jul 25 at 7:30pm: The Hundred London Spirit v Oval Invincibles* • Mon Jul 26 at 2:30am: The Hundred Manchester Originals v Birmingham Phoenix* • Tue Jul 27 at 3:30am: The Hundred Trent Rockets v Northern Superchargers* • Wed Jul 28 at 12:00am: The Hundred Welsh Fire v Southern Brave* • Thu Jul 29 at 12:00am: The Hundred Manchester Originals v Northern Superchargers* • Fri Jul 30 at 12:00am: The Hundred London Spirit v Trent Rockets* • Sat Jul 31 at 12:00am: The Hundred Southern Brave v Birmingham Phoenix* • Sat Jul 31 at 11:30pm: The Hundred Welsh Fire v Manchester Originals* Docos and Mag Shows • 30 for 30: Wed Jul 28: Sonic Break (Extreme Sports)* • Sunday Night with Matty Johns: Sun Jul 25 at 6:00* • Late Show with Matty Johns: Thu Jul 29 at 9:45pm* • NRL360: Mon Jul 26 – Wed Jul 28 at 6:30pm* • AFL360: Mon Jul 26 – Wed Jul 28 at 7:30pm* • On the Couch: Mon Jul 26 at 8:30pm* Shown on Kayo Freebies* For more information, please contact: Nicola Abercrombie | Communications Manager | [email protected] .

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WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET CLUB | BLACKFINCH NEW ROAD | WORCESTER | WR2 4QQ REPORT Dear Member
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JAMMU | MONDAY | JULY 26, 2021 JB SPORTS JAMMU BULLETIN 9 We will try out new guys but will experiment only Australia captain Aaron Finch after ensuring series win: Shikhar Dhawan likely to have right knee surgery be heading home,” Finch COLOMBO,JUL 25: Lankan team has shown a marked India captain Shikhar Dhawan said improvement through the ODI series. said. the team management will try out new “I think the competition will be “This was considered the faces but only if they fit into the best good. You saw the Sri Lankan team best course of action rather playing XI during the upcoming three- improve a lot in the last two matches. than traveling to match T20 International series against They played really well and they are a Bangladesh, not being able Sri Lanka, starting here on Sunday. good team, with a lot of youngsters. to play and losing that Like India blooded as many as five “So I think it will make for a good recovery time. I will have newcomers in the final ODI, Dhawan contest between the two teams. We the surgery if required and indicated on Saturday that he is not have both already played three match- start the recovery process averse to experimenting with new men es now, so both teams know each oth- ahead of the World Cup.” like Ruturaj Gaikwad, Varun ers’ strengths and weaknesses. That’s Finch sustained the Chakravarthy and Devdutt Padikkal in a good thing, and it will add to the injury during practice the coming games, but series win will challenge (of the series).” On a per- leading into the T20 Series remain a priority.
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Executive Director (People & Culture) Warwickshire County Cricket Club Warwickshire County Cricket Club
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