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P15 Layout 1 5/10/17 10:08 PM Page 1 p15_Layout 1 5/10/17 10:08 PM Page 1 THURSDAY, MAY 11, 2017 SPORTS Goswami becomes top 3rd Ashes cricket test to Manohar to remain women’s wicket-taker stay at WACA Ground ICC chairman till ‘18 NEW DELHI: India fast bowler Jhulan Goswami has become the highest MELBOURNE: Cricket Australia said yesterday that the third Ashes test NEW DELHI: India’s Shashank Manohar will stay on as chairman of the wicket-taker in women’s one-day internationals after overtaking former between England and Australia, beginning on Dec 14, will be played at International Cricket Council until the end of his elected term in June Australia star Cathryn Fitzpatrick with her 181st dismissal. Pace spear- the traditional Perth test venue of the WACA Ground because a new 2018, the game’s world governing body said yesterday. Manohar, who head Goswami achieved the feat against hosts South Africa Perth stadium will not be ready in time. The Western Australian govern- resigned from his post citing “personal reasons” in March, was coaxed to in the 50-over quadrangular tournament in ment informed Cricket Australia on Tuesday that construction delays stay on until the board met in April to vote on a series of major reforms. Potchefstroom on Tuesday. The 34-year-old Goswami, meant that the 60,000-seat stadium at Burswood, set to host the test, As chairman he spearheaded a broad restructuring of the body aimed who took three wickets in India’s victory, got past would not be completed. “It’s good now we have some certainty around at curbing the dominance of cricket’s wealthiest nations - Fitzpatrick’s long-standing record in her 153rd ODI. where the Perth test match is going to be played,” Cricket Australia chief India, Australia and England - since being appointed ICC Fitzpatrick took 180 wickets in 109 matches executive James Sutherland said in a statement. “We received advice boss last year. His efforts came to fruition last month between 1993 and 2006. The Board of Control for yesterday in meetings with government.” “Coming to Perth, we knew it when the ICC overwhelming endorsed a plan to more Cricket in India (BCCI) congratulated the former needed to be finished ahead of time and everything needed to come equitably share revenue among all members - a deci- captain for her incredible service to women’s together, but it’s still disappointing. We were really hoping the test sion that cost India a large chunk of its funding. The cricket since making her debut as an 18-year-old match could be played at this magnificent new stadium.” The WACA has restructure - described by Manohar as “another step for- in 2002. The Bengal cricketer led India in 25 ODIs hosted test matches in Perth since 1970 and is known for its fast, bouncy ward for world cricket” - was agreed in principle in from 2008-2011 and has represented the country pitches which assist fast bowlers. Its limited capacity of 24,000 has led to February by the majority of Test playing nations, in 10 Tests and 60 Twenty20 matches. She was Cricket Australia supporting the construction of a new Perth venue. The including England and Australia, but was named women’s cricketer of the year in 2007. five-test Ashes series will begin at Brisbane’s Gabba ground on Nov 23. opposed by India. (Left) Seattle Mariners catcher Tuffy Gosewisch (right) tags out Philadelphia Phillies’ Daniel Nava at home as Nava tried to score on a fly-out by Maikel Franco during the eighth inning of a baseball game on in Philadelphia. Seattle won 10-9. (Right) Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Josh Harrison attempts to throw out Los Angeles Dodgers’ Julio Urias at first during the fifth inning of a baseball game on Tuesday in Los Angeles. Urias was safe at first. — AP Wheeler’s 2-hitter leads Mets over Giants NEW YORK: Zack Wheeler pitched two-hit today. Singles by Adam Jones and Manny scored more than three runs for the first time for 4 and walked twice. 2013 to the Los Angeles Angels. Chicago ball against the team that traded him, Michael Machado, along with an intentional walk to since a 12-4 win over Seattle on April 30. scored twice in the third inning but did not Conforto homered and the New York Mets Chris Davis, loaded the bases for Trumbo Carrasco (4-2) pitched seven innings to MARINERS 10, PHILLIES 9 have another hit until two outs in the ninth. scored four times in the first inning Tuesday against Jacob Turner (1-1). Trumbo hit the first remain unbeaten on the road. The right-han- Taylor Motter had the go-ahead RBI double Tyler Duffey and Taylor Rogers closed out on the way to a 6-1 victory over the stagger- pitch to left field, ending the game just seven der is 4-0 with a 1.35 ERA in four road starts in the ninth inning, Ben Gamel had four hits Minnesota’s four-hitter. Kennys Vargas hit a ing San Francisco Giants. Hours after Matt minutes short of four hours. Logan Verrett (2- this season. Andrew Miller worked the eighth and the Mariners overcame a four-run deficit two-run shot off Chicago’s Mike Pelfrey (0-3) Harvey returned from his three-day suspen- 0) pitched three shutout innings for the and Nick Goody finished up. Blue Jays desig- to beat the Phillies in Carlos Ruiz’s return to in the fourth inning. sion with a string of contrite apologies, the Orioles, who improved to 22-10, including 13- nated hitter Kendrys Morales was pulled in Philadelphia. Gamel went 4 for 5 with a three- banged-up Mets began moving on from their 3 at home. the seventh inning because of tightness in run home run, two singles and a double. The RANGERS 11, PADRES 0 latest commotion. Despite all the injuries and his left hamstring. He grounded out twice right fielder also threw out the potential go- Rangers right-hander A J Griffin dominated turmoil, New York (16-16) has righted itself on REDS 5, YANKEES 3 before leaving. Called up from Triple-A ahead run at home in the eighth. Robinson his hometown Padres with a four-hitter for his the field by winning eight of 11 following a Joey Votto singled with the bases loaded Buffalo to make his season debut, Blue Jays Cano, who left the game with a quadriceps second career shutout. Joey Gallo, Ryan Rua six-game slide. Jeff Samardzija (0-5) and the during the latest big inning off CC Sabathia, right-hander Mike Bolsinger (0-1) allowed injury, also homered for the Mariners. and Robinson Chirinos homered for Texas, Giants, outhit 13-2, are headed in the oppo- and the Reds stopped the Yankees’ six-game two runs and three hits in 5 1/3 innings. Michael Saunders, Tommy Joseph and which scored two more runs than in its previ- site direction after their fifth consecutive win streak. Sabathia (2-2) struggled for the Aaron Altherr also connected for the Phillies. ous four games combined. Gallo and Rua each defeat and eighth in 10 games. San Francisco, fourth consecutive start, unable to get his fast- ROCKIES 10, CUBS 4, GAME 1 Hector Neris (1-2) got the loss. Nick Vincent (1- drove in three runs. After splitting a two-game with three World Series titles and four playoff ball in the right spots until Cincinnati was in CUBS 8, ROCKIES 1, GAME 2 0) pitched a scoreless inning, and Edwin Diaz series, the teams head to Arlington for two appearances since 2010, had the majors’ control. The Reds piled up six singles - most of John Lackey struck out 10 over seven score- worked the ninth for his seventh save. Ruiz, more. All four hits off Griffin (4-0) were singles, worst record at 11-23. The team got more bad them grounders through the infield - while less innings and added an RBI single, helping one of the key players in Philadelphia’s run to and the Padres got only one runner as far as news moments before the first pitch when scoring five runs in the second inning. the Cubs stop a four-game skid in the finale of consecutive World Series appearances in third base. San Diego right-hander Jered All-Star closer Mark Melancon was put on the Sabathia gave up seven hits and five runs in a day-night doubleheader. Chicago gave 2008-09, got a standing ovation when he Weaver lasted only three innings, allowing disabled list - though it’s not as if he has had six innings. His ERA has risen from 2.25 to 5.77 Lackey plenty of cushion with a five-run sec- pinch-hit in the eighth and flied out. seven runs and six hits. many ninth-inning leads to protect. Wheeler over his last four starts. Tim Adleman (2-1), ond inning against Kyle Freeland (3-2). Javier (2-2) went six innings in his best start since who was born in Staten Island, gave up three Baez added a two-run homer in the eighth CARDINALS 6, MARLINS 5 ANGELS 7, ATHLETICS 3 missing two seasons while recovering from runs in five innings against the AL’s top and Kris Bryant tacked on a solo shot in the Pinch hitter Dexter Fowler singled home Yunel Escobar hit a three-run homer and Tommy John surgery. offense, including solo homers by Gary ninth. Lackey (3-3) allowed just four singles, a the tiebreaking run in the ninth inning, and had four RBIs, and Albert Pujols and Ben Sanchez and Didi Gregorius.
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