Kvitova, Sabalenka Through to Last-16 in Wuhan

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Kvitova, Sabalenka Through to Last-16 in Wuhan ATHLETICSATHLETICS| Page 2 RUGBY | Page 3 Farah’s absence Early blitz makes 5,000m lift s Wales very diffi cult to win over to predict Georgia Tuesday, September 24, 2019 FOOTBALL Muharram 25, 1441 AH Neymar winner GULF TIMES sends PSG three points clear SPORT Page 7 SPOTLIGHT Messi, Rapinoe crowned world’s best by FIFA AFP Milan ionel Messi won the FIFA Men’s Play- er of the Year award yesterday with Megan Rapinoe bagging the women’s prize to cap a historic year for the LUnited States’ World Cup icon. Barcelona striker Messi’s victory in Milan was a surprise as he edged out Virgil Van Dijk, who won the UEFA player’s award last month after helping Liverpool to the Champions League last season. Both Messi and Van Dijk are now in the running for the coveted Ballon d’Or which will be announced on December 2. Juventus’s forward Cristiano Ronaldo had also been shortlisted for the award. Rapinoe beat fellow World Cup winner Alex Morgan and England’s Lucy Bronze to the women’s title. The 34-year-old won the Golden Boot for being top scorer and the Golden Ball for the best player at the World Cup, and also be- FIFA President Gianni Infantino presents FC Barcelona’s Lionel Messi (L) with the Best FIFA Men’s player award came the face of the tournament for her out- Lionel Messi (L) shakes hand with US and Reign FC midfielder Megan Rapinoe as Best FIFA as presenters Ilaria D’Amico and Ruud Gullit look on in Milan yesterday. spoken views on US president Donald Trump. Women’s Coach, USA’s Jill Ellis, looks on in Milan yesterday. ATHLETICS Russia to miss Doha Worlds aft er IAAF ban is extended ‘The responsibility of an international federation is to maintain Another feather in where possible the level playing field in competition’ Qatar’s sporting cap Reuters Doha ussia will miss the IAAF World Championships for the second time in a row after the sport’s Rgoverning body the IAAF ex- tended the ban against country’s he president of the sive sporting cap, following federation yesterday. International Associa- the 2006 Asian Games, worlds The IAAF confi rmed the de- tion of Athletics Fed- in handball (2015), boxing cision four days before the start erations, Sebastian (2015) cycling (2016), gymnas- of the competition in Qatar af- T Coe, praised Qatar’s organisa- tics (2018), and the upcoming ter hearing a report from its Task tional capabilities as they get swimming worlds in 2023. Force (TF) overseeing Russia’s re- ready to host the 2019 World The Aspire Sports Academy in instatement eff orts. Athletics Championships. Doha is a popular training site Earlier yesterday, the World Coe said yesterday that for athletes and teams from Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Doha has a strong history within the country and abroad. revealed that historical data sup- of hosting major sporting Arguably Qatar’s best-known plied by the country’s anti-dop- events. He expressed con- athlete is Mutaz Essa Barshim, ing authority contained “incon- fidence that Doha will once the reigning high-jump world sistencies”, also putting Russia’s again deliver an outstanding champion and 2016 Olympics participation at the Tokyo Olym- event. About 2,000 athletes silver medallist. pics under threat. from 209 countries are taking Barshim will be a medal hope “We are aware of the allegations part this year. The champi- along with 400m hurdler Ab- of manipulation of the data and onships will be broadcast derrahman Samba, one of only that an investigation is ongoing,” to about one billion people three men to have run faster said Rune Andersen, head of the around the world. than 47 seconds over IAAF Task Force. “In the light of “Doha is well-prepared for the distance. that the task force recommended the event. I spoke to the head The biggest event in the coun- that RUSAF (the Russian athletics of the Local Organising Com- try is, however, still to come, federation) not be reinstated and mitteee Dahlan al-Hamad the 2022 FIFA World Cup. the IAAF council unanimously and my competition team Doha was awarded the athlet- agreed.” here. Everything is in place,” ics showpiece in November Some Russians with no dop- Coe said. “Now it’s up to the 2014 ing history, including high jumper athletes to excel. I hope they Qatar’s climate with intense Maria Lasitskene who is Russia’s will inspire a whole genera- summer heat has led to the only track and fi eld athlete cur- tion of young athletes in the championships being held rently holding a world title, have region.” The world athletics very late in the season, and been cleared to compete interna- chief welcomed the athletes marathons and race walks in tionally as neutrals. International Association of Athletics Federations president Sebastian Coe (L) and the head of IAAF Inspection Team, Rune Andersen, address to Doha, expressing his belief the city will start just before However, the Russian fl ag can- the media ahead of the IAAF World Championships yesterday. The IAAF said it would maintain a ban on the Russian athletics federation that Doha 2019 World Athlet- midnight local time. not be fl own nor the national an- pending analysis of data from the Russian anti-doping laboratory covering the 2011-2015 period when state-sponsored doping was prevalent. ics Championships will be an In the stadium, cooling sys- them be played. IAAF president event to remember. tems will ease the heat prob- Sebastian Coe said that feeling mendation we have probably had missioned by WADA found evi- with anti-doping procedures and banned Russian coaches were still He expressed his excite- lem for athletes and fans was “very strong” among coun- thus far that the Russian federa- dence of widespread doping in the covering up positive tests. working with athletes would be ment to be introducing the Successful worlds, and then cil members that the suspension tion remain suspended.” sport. Russian authorities have Eff orts to have the federation investigated. sport to a new audience in the football World Cup, could should continue. “No one coun- “The responsibility of an inter- denied the existence of a state- reinstated have been hindered by In September last year, WADA the Middle East, and reserved also bring Qatar closer to the try is bigger than the champion- national federation is to maintain sponsored doping programme in reports of mismanagement and voted to reinstate the Russian special praise for Khalifa ultimate goal of hosting the ships,” he told a media conference. where possible the level playing the country but have accepted doping violations. Anti-Doping Agency RUSADA, International Stadium. Olympics, after unsuccessful “It does not remotely surprise fi eld in competition.” that some senior offi cials were The IAAF previously extended clearing the way for the country The championships are the lat- bids for the 2016 and 2020 me that the council unanimously RUSAF was suspended in No- involved in providing banned Russia’s suspension in June and to compete at the Olympic games est feather in Qatar’s impres- Games. endorsed the strongest recom- vember 2015 after a report com- substances to athletes, interfering said a Reuters report that showed in Tokyo next year. Gulf Times 2 Tuesday, September 24, 2019 ATHLETICS FOCUS SPOTLIGHT Women marathon runners set for Farah’s absence midnight test in a world fi rst IAAF this year, and Eunice Chumba’s Doha best of 2:24:27 is only marginally makes 5,000m slower than the defending cham- pion’s. t will be the women mara- Given their greater experience thon runners who are fi rst to of weather conditions in the re- experience unique circum- gion, you have to say that Bah- stances for a championship rain’s runners have very strong Irace in Doha. credentials for making the po- At midnight on day one, a fi eld dium. diffi cult to predict of about 70 runners will set off That said, two familiar groups under fl oodlighting on a looped head up this year’s world list – course along the waterfront of the Kenyans, and the Ethiopians. Several athletes will also be doubling up in either the 1,500m or 10,000m Doha’s famous Corniche con- Kenya’s 25-year-old Ruth necting Doha Bay and Doha City Chepngetich won this year’s Centre, set against the capital Dubai Marathon in 2:17:08 – the city’s towering skyline. third fastest time ever recorded The temperature by that time behind Paula Radcliff e’s world is expected to have dropped from record of 2:15:25 and the 2:17:01 the predicted daytime range of recorded by Kenya’s Mary Kei- 35C and above. tany in winning the 2017 London Many of the runners will be Marathon. used to running in hot condi- Her teammates can also shift. tions, but none will have run a Visiline Jepkesho has run 2:21:37, championship marathon at such and 2:22.58, while Kiplagat, who a time, fi nishing in the early has a best of 2:19:50, is back to hours of the morning. Mentally, seek a third world title at the age physically, physiologically it is of 39. going to be a new test for all. Ethiopia is represented by the What can be predicted with runners who stand third and some reasoning, however, is that, fourth on the entry list behind similarly to the men’s race, the Chepngetich – Ruti Aga, who has women’s contest at the IAAF run 2:20:40 this year and has a World Athletics Championships best of 2:18:34, and Roza Dereje, Doha 2019 is most likely to be who has run 2:20:51 this year and won by an African or Asian run- has a best of 2:19:17.
Recommended publications
  • Match Summary
    MATCH SUMMARY TEAMS Australia vs Wales VENUE Tokyo Stadium DATE 29 September 2019 09:45 COMPETITION Rugby World Cup 2019 FINAL SCORE 25 - 29 HALFTIME SCORE 8 - 23 TRIES 3 - 2 PLAYER OF THE MATCH Gareth Davies (Wales) SCORING SUMMARY Australia Wales PLAYER T C P DG PLAYER T C P DG Adam Ashley-cooper (J #14) 1 0 0 0 Dan Biggar (J #10) 0 2 0 1 Bernard Foley (J #10) 0 0 1 0 Hadleigh Parkes (J #12) 1 0 0 0 Dane Haylett-petty (J #15) 1 0 0 0 Rhys Patchell (J #22) 0 0 3 1 Matt To'omua (J #22) 0 2 1 0 Gareth Davies (J #9) 1 0 0 0 Michael Hooper (J #7) 1 0 0 0 LINE-UP Australia Wales 1 Scott Sio (J #1) 1 Wyn Jones (J #1) 2 Tolu Latu (J #2) 2 Ken Owens (J #2) 3 Allan Alaalatoa (J #3) 3 Tom Francis (J #3) 4 Izack Rodda (J #4) 4 Jake Ball (J #4) 5 Rory Arnold (J #5) 5 Alun Wyn Jones (J #5) 6 David Pocock (J #6) 6 Aaron Wainwright (J #6) 7 Michael Hooper (J #7) 7 Justin Tipuric (J #7) 8 Isi Naisarani (J #8) 8 Josh Navidi (J #8) 9 Will Genia (J #9) 9 Gareth Davies (J #9) 10 Bernard Foley (J #10) 10 Dan Biggar (J #10) 11 Marika Koroibete (J #11) 11 Josh Adams (J #11) 12 Samu Kerevi (J #12) 12 Hadleigh Parkes (J #12) 13 James O'connor (J #13) 13 Jon Davies (J #13) 14 Adam Ashley-cooper (J #14) 14 George North (J #14) 15 Dane Haylett-petty (J #15) 15 Liam Williams (J #15) RESERVES Australia Wales 16 Jordan Uelese (J #16) 16 Elliot Dee (J #16) 17 James Slipper (J #17) 17 Nicky Smith (J #17) 18 Sekope Kepu (J #18) 18 Dillon Lewis (J #18) 19 Adam Coleman (J #19) 19 Aaron Shingler (J #19) 20 Lukhan Salakaia-loto (J #20) 20 Ross Moriarty (J #20) 21 Nic White
    [Show full text]
  • Manu Samoa Pacific in Union Test Series Team Announcement & Jersey Reveal 2021
    For immediate release Date: 28 May 2021 Issued on behalf of Lakapi Samoa Press Release: 11/2021 MANU SAMOA PACIFIC IN UNION TEST SERIES TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT & JERSEY REVEAL 2021 Lakapi Samoa announces the Manu Samoa Squad for the June-July 2021 Test Series. Head Coach: Vaovasamanaia Seilala Mapusua has selected his team from all the world with players selected from clubs in Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Samoa. Manu Samoa Squad: refer to Annex 1 Two additional games have been added to the Pacific in Union Series: • 26 June Manu Samoa vs Maori All Blacks – Sky Stadium, Wellington NZ • 10 July Manu Samoa vs Tonga – Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland NZ Tickets for the June / July Test Series will be on sale next week, and expressions of interest available on Friday 28th May 2021 on Ticketek. Full June / July Manu Samoa Test Series Fixtures: • 26 June Manu Samoa vs Maori All Blacks – Sky Stadium, Wellington NZ • 3 July Manu Samoa vs Maori All Blacks – Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland NZ • 10 July Manu Samoa vs Tonga – Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland NZ • 17 July Manu Samoa vs Tonga – FMG Stadium, Hamilton NZ Quote from Faleomavaega: “We are all excited to named our Manu Samoa since 2019, like Tonga, we hope to get another chance to qualify for the RWC2023 in France. The Covid-19 Pandemic has huge impact on international rugby and we acknowledged the continuous support from NZR for allowing us this opportunity to carry out fixtures against Maori All Blacks to warm up for our RWC Qualifier against Tonga.” Quote from Vaovasamanaia: “This is a very important initial campaign for us playing the qualifier against Tonga and also privileged to play the Maori All Blacks as lead up to the qualifier.
    [Show full text]
  • 10000 Meters
    2020 Olympic Games Statistics - Women’s 10000m by K Ken Nakamura The records to look for in Tokyo: 1) Kenyan woman never won the W10000m in the OG. Will H Obiri be the first? 2) Showdown between Hassan & Gidey. Can Hassan become first from NED to win the Olympic 10000m? 3) Can Tsehay Gemechu become second (after Tulu) All African Games champion to win the Olympics. 4) Can Gezahegne win first medal for BRN? 5) Can Eilish McColgan become second GBR runner (after Liz, her mother) to win an Olympic medal? Summary Page: All time Performance List at the Olympic Games Performance Performer Time Name Nat Pos Venue Year 1 1 29:17.45 Almaz Ayana ETH 1 Rio de Janeiro 2016 2 2 29:32.53 Vivian Cheruiyot KEN 2 Rio de Jane iro 2016 3 3 29:42.56 Tirunesh Dibaba ETH 3 Rio de Janeiro 2016 4 4 29:53.51 Al ice Aprot Nawowuna KEN 4 Rio de Janeiro 2016 5 29:54.66 Tirunesh Dibaba ETH 1 Beijing 2008 6 5 30:07.78 Betsy Sa ina KE N 5 Rio de Jane iro 2016 7 6 30 :13.17 Molly Huddle USA 6 Rio de Jan eiro 2016 8 7 30:17.49 Derartu Tulu ETH 1 Sydney 2000 Slowest winning time: 31:06.02 by Derartu Tulu (ETH) in 1992 Margin of Victory Difference Winning time Name Nat Venue Year Max 15.08 29:17.45 Alm az Ayana ETH Rio de Janeiro 2016 5.73 31:06.02 Derartu Tulu ETH Barcelona 1992 Min 0.62 30:24.36 Xing Huina CHN Athinai 2004 Best Marks for Places in the Olympics Pos Time Name Nat Venue Year 1 29:17.45 Almaz Ayana ETH Rio de Janeiro 2016 29:54.66 Ti runesh Dibaba ETH Beijing 2008 2 29:32.53 Vivian Cheruiyot KEN Rio de Janeiro 2016 30:22.22 Shalane Flanagan USA Beijing 2008
    [Show full text]
  • Wales Begin with Bonus-Point Victory Over Georgia
    14 Tuesday, September 24, 2019 Sports Wales begin with Warm welcome for Qatar goalball champions bonus-point victory over Georgia Qatar’s goalball team was accorded a warm reception on its arrival in Doha on Sunday after winning the gold medal at the 2019 West Asian Para Games in Amman, Jordan. In the final match, Qatar defeated Iraq 9-7. Jassim bin Rashed al Buenain, Secretary-General of the Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC), Hamad Lahdan al Mohannadi, Director of the QOC Support Services Sector, Khaleel Ibrahim al Jabir, Director of the QOC Sport Affairs Department, Dr. Hassan al Ansari, Secretary-General of the Qatar Paralympic Committee, received the delegation at the Hamad International Airport. Tsonga bags Bairstow dropped fourth Metz ATP title from Test squad AFP AFP The first Test, at Mount METZ (FRANCE) LONDON Maunganui, starts on Novem- ber 21. The series is not in- JO-WILFRIED Tsonga won ENGLAND have dropped cluded in the new World Test the ATP tournament in Metz Jonny Bairstow from their Championship. for the fourth time Sunday fol- Test squad for the tour of New World Cup-winning cap- lowing a 6-7 (4/7), 7-6 (7/4), Zealand, with paceman James tain Eoin Morgan will captain 6-3 victory over Slovenia’s Al- Anderson unavailable for the the Twenty20 team, with the jaz Bedene. two-match series due to a calf five-match series starting on The 34-year-old Frenchman injury. November 1. added to his wins in 2011, 2012 Four uncapped players will and 2015 in Metz by claiming be on the plane -- Warwickshire Test squad: Joe Root (capt), Jofra Archer, the 18th title of his career.
    [Show full text]
  • Choosing NATO Over MAP
    facebook.com/ georgiatoday wwwww.w.ggeorgiatodayeorgiatoday.ge Issue no:no: 817817 • FEBRUARY 12 - 15, 2016 • PUBLISHED TWICE WEEKLY PRICE: GEL 2.50 Choosing In this week’s issue... Dispute over Maestro TV NATO over Compared to Rustavi 2 Case NEWS PAGE 2 MAP ICC Investigation of 2008 War a Matter of Speculation? POLITICS PAGE 4 PM: Government Will Ensure FOCUS Transparent ON FOREIGN ADVICE and Free Appathurai: Georgia needs to focus on NATO rather than MAP Elections PAGE 4 POLITICS PAGE 5 New Offer from Dirsi: Government Finances Drug for Crazy, but True… BUSINESS PAGE 7 Breast Cancer Treatment Dem Bones: Ogden on the BY EKA KARSAULIDZE Health Service Davit Sergeenko, Minister of Health, Labor and Social SOCIETY PAGE 9 Affairs of Georgia bilisi City Hall, together with the Ministry of Health, Labor and Social Affairs of Georgia, is to support the Italian and treatment of patients with early stage breast cancer. The cost of the joint Georgian Tprogram is 10 million Lari and includes providing patients with the expensive drug Herceptin. Friendship, Retold According to the initiative, people who suffer from HER2-positive breast cancer (I-III stages) in the Language will receive fi nancial assistance to buy the spe- cialist drug. The fi nancing conditions will differ of Music between Tbilisi citizens and those from the CULTURE PAGE 11 regions. Continued on page 10 Lucky 13. Where are You Going this Valentine’s Weekend? CULTURE PAGE 12 Resounding Win over Germany Brings Birthday Cheer to Georgian Coach Haig SPORTS PAGE 15 GEORGIA TODAY 2 NEWS FEBRUARY 12 - 15, 2016 Dispute over Maestro TV Annual Forum Compared to Rustavi 2 Case Emphasizes Women’s Role in Georgia told reporters that she wants to believe full potential for the betterment of social, BY TAMAR SVANIDZE that Levan and Gia Gachechiladze are economic and political life is an essential victims in the situation.
    [Show full text]
  • Tapa 25 Va OK Maquetación 1
    K Y M C Distribución gratuita en Violenta entradera: La Plata, Berisso, Ensenada 60.000 Entrega bajo puerta: $5,00 En Berazategui y Quilmes: atan y golpean a Precio de tapa: $5,00 Ejemplares Recargo Interior: $1,00 pareja de jubilados De distribución Año XXII • Nº7652 La Plata, viernes 25 de septiembre de 2015 - PAG. gratuita Edición de 24 páginas En la noticia 20 Colapso de la Negocios economía K infames Polémica decisión judicial habilita a la Barrick La resolución que afecta a los Fondos Comunes Gold a actuar con cianuro en San Juan. de Inversiones provocó que el dólar blue supere Rechazo popular a la medida. Autoridades los 16 pesos, la caída en las reservas del impiadosas con la vida humana Banco Central y el desplome de la Bolsa - PAG. 3 - PAGS. 4 Y 5 En un discurso histórico, el Papa fue ovacionado en el Capitolio Francisco fue el primer Pontífice en hablar en el Congreso de Estados Unidos. Dio fuertes definiciones sobre la inmigración, el tráfico de armas, la pena de muerte y el cambio climático. Fue aplaudido en 26 oportunidades. Hoy expondrá en las Naciones Unidas - PAG. 8 2 La Plata, viernes 25 de septiembre de 2015 Si afecta o no el caso Niembro, eso lo veremos cuando la gente decida. Nosotros queremos mostrar que nuestra manera de concebir la Argentina que se viene, es poniendo el HoyxHoy acento en la luz, en la claridad” x 24 Gabriela Michetti Breves con toda la información tardaron los custodios de la Policía Fede- Ciccone: nuevo revés judicial ral en ingresar al departamento; la que- “A Nisman lo mataron”: rella también duda sobre el arma que le para Amado Boudou habría prestado Diego Lagomarsino, ya que el propio Nisman tenía una en la bau- El multiprocesado vicepresidente, Amado Boudou, las pruebas de la querella lera de la casa de su madre; y así como sufrió otro revés judicial en la causa Ciccone, que se para la fiscal Fein no existen pruebas que encamina hacia el juicio oral.
    [Show full text]
  • Punta Umbría (ESP) World Cross Country Championships 20 March 2011 RESULTS Senior Race Women
    Punta Umbría (ESP) World Cross Country Championships 20 March 2011 RESULTS Senior Race Women 20 MAR 2011 - 12:45 START TIME 12:44 TEMPERATURE 21°C HUMIDITY 40% END TIME 13:31 TEMPERATURE 22°C HUMIDITY 40% PLACE BIB NAME COUNTRY DATE OF BIRTH RESULT TIME BEHIND 1 121 Vivian Jepkemoi CHERUIYOT KEN 11 SEP 83 24:58 2 127 Linet Chepkwemoi MASAI KEN 5 DEC 89 25:07 +00:09 3 213 Shalane FLANAGAN USA 8 JUL 81 25:10 +00:12 4 72 Meselech MELKAMU ETH 27 APR 85 25:18 +00:20 5 120 Priscah Jepleting CHERONO KEN 27 JUN 80 25:20 +00:22 6 66 Wude AYALEW ETH 4 JUL 87 25:21 +00:23 7 126 Pauline Chemning KORIKWIANG KEN 1 MAR 88 25:26 +00:28 8 118 Lineth CHEPKURUI KEN 23 FEB 88 25:28 +00:30 9 68 Genzebe DIBABA ETH 8 FEB 91 25:36 +00:38 10 75 Beleynesh OLJIRA ETH 26 JUN 90 25:40 +00:42 11 65 Hiwot AYALEW ETH 6 MAR 90 25:42 +00:44 12 25 Shitaye ESHETE BRN 21 MAY 90 25:53 +00:55 13 122 Sylvia Jebiwott KIBET KEN 28 MAR 84 25:56 +00:58 14 89 Charlotte PURDUE GBR 10 JUN 91 26:03 +01:05 15 73 Merima MOHAMMED ETH 10 JUN 92 26:24 +01:26 16 97 Fionnuala BRITTON IRL 24 SEP 84 26:25 +01:27 17 216 Molly HUDDLE USA 31 AUG 84 26:26 +01:28 18 218 Magdalena LEWY-BOULET USA 1 AUG 73 26:27 +01:29 19 221 Blake RUSSELL USA 24 JUL 75 26:30 +01:32 20 164 Sara MOREIRA POR 17 OCT 85 26:31 +01:33 21 84 Hatti DEAN GBR 2 FEB 82 26:35 +01:37 22 203 Juliet CHEKWEL UGA 25 MAY 90 26:37 +01:39 23 26 Maryam Yusuf JAMAL BRN 16 SEP 84 26:39 +01:41 24 55 Nuria FERNÁNDEZ ESP 16 AUG 76 26:39 +01:41 25 27 Kareema JASIM BRN 18 FEB 88 26:40 +01:42 26 110 Hitomi NIIYA JPN 26 FEB 88 26:43 +01:45 27
    [Show full text]
  • Moh Refutes Reports of Fake COVID Test Results
    MUHARRAM 18, 1442 AH SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2020 16 Pages Max 45º Min 28º 150 Fils Established 1961 ISSUE NO: 18223 The First Daily in the Arabian Gulf www.kuwaittimes.net Hopes of miracle fade in Glove makers struggle to Elephant at Pakistan zoo Messi to remain at Barca 6 search for blast survivor 8 keep pace with demand 12 prepared for new home 15 but future still in doubt MoH refutes reports of fake COVID test results MoI warns against spreading rumors • Kuwait reports 3 deaths, 720 new cases KUWAIT: The health ministry has categorically result could be sent to the phone number of more works,” the ministry tweeted. 127 in Farwaniya and 117 in Jahra. Earlier, the min- denied that it sent text messages containing results than one person associated with the ID card num- Kuwait yesterday recorded 720 confirmed istry said 486 people recovered from the virus, of coronavirus (COVID-19) tests without conduct- ber of the person in question, the ministry coronavirus infections in the past 24 hours, raising taking the total number of those who have over- ing the tests actually on persons. Reports circulat- explained. the tally to 88,963 cases, with three deaths raising come the disease to 79,903. Sanad said 91 patients ing on social media networks in this regard are The interior ministry again urged people to help the death toll to 540, a health ministry official said are currently in intensive care out of a total 8,520 totally untrue, the ministry said in a press release fight the spread of rumors about COVID-19.
    [Show full text]
  • Postscript Layout 1
    Established 1961 25 Sports Monday, September 23, 2019 Ireland overpower Scotland in emphatic Rugby World Cup win Bonus-point win puts Ireland level with hosts Japan in Pool A YOKOHAMA: Ireland powered past Six Nations rivals EARLY ONSLAUGHT Scotland 27-3 to put themselves in the box seat to reach There was concern in the Scotland camp about the quarter-finals at the Rugby World Cup yesterday. Hamish Watson who was stretchered off just before Three push-over tries in the first half did the damage half-time with a knee injury. The outstanding flanker before wing Andrew Conway grabbed a fourth after the had made 14 tackles up to that point in the face of a break to secure a bonus-point win, with games to come constant wave of green attacks. against Japan, Russia and Samoa in Pool A. Bundee Aki and Josh van der Flier required blood- “We started really well — we were positive, we want- bin treatment with Aki failing a head knock assessment. ed to attack,” said Ireland captain Rory Best. “Obviously Peter O’Mahony also required a head injury assessment with the conditions in the second half it became a bit and Murray took over Ireland’s kicking duties when more of an arm-wrestle but we know how good a team Sexton was being treated for a knock. they are and we’re delighted with that win.” Scotland attacked hard at the start but once With a sea of green-clad Ireland supporters domi- Ireland weathered the initial onslaught, Iain nating the stands at a packed but wet International Henderson thundered upfield to set up fellow lock Stadium Yokohama, Ireland were in no mood to be nice Ryan for the opening try.
    [Show full text]
  • Entry List by Country
    Punta Umbria (ESP) IAAF World Cross Country Championships 20 March 2011 ENTRY LIST BY COUNTRY UPDATED AS AT 15 MARCH 2011 - 10:00 ATHLETES TOTAL ATHLETES:500 18 ALGERIA (ALG) TOTAL COUNTRIES:55 12 Men BIB NAME DATE OF BIRTH EVENT 1 Rabah ABOUD 81 Senior Race 2 Khoudir AGGOUNE 5 JAN 81 Senior Race 3 Tarek BOUKENSA 19 NOV 81 Senior Race 4 Chouaib HAMDANE 9 JUN 92 Junior Race 5 Mansour HARAOUI 1 APR 92 Junior Race 6 Mouloud MADOUI 30 AUG 93 Junior Race 7 Zinelabedine MAHCENE 3 JAN 92 Junior Race 8 Ahmed MESSELES 30 DEC 87 Senior Race 9 Mounir MIOUT 14 SEP 84 Senior Race 10 Ahmed NAÏLI 18 APR 79 Senior Race 11 Ilyas SALHI 29 JAN 92 Junior Race 12 Issam ZEGHDANE 9 MAR 93 Junior Race 6 Women BIB NAME DATE OF BIRTH EVENT 1 Darine BENAMER 20 DEC 93 Junior Race 2 Nabila CHAIB DRAA 7 JUN 92 Junior Race 3 Nabila MADOUI 27 MAR 93 Junior Race 4 Riham SENANI 21 NOV 93 Junior Race 5 Hadda SOUADIA 12 DEC 92 Junior Race 6 Loubna ZEROUKHI 14 MAR 93 Junior Race ATHLETES 1 ANGOLA (ANG) 1 Men BIB NAME DATE OF BIRTH EVENT 13 Avelino DUMBO 20 SEP 85 Senior Race ATHLETES 2 ARGENTINA (ARG) 2 Men BIB NAME DATE OF BIRTH EVENT 14 Miguel BARZOLA 14 MAY 82 Senior Race 15 Javier CARRIQUEO 29 MAY 79 Senior Race ATHLETES 16 AUSTRALIA (AUS) 10 Men BIB NAME DATE OF BIRTH EVENT Page 1 of 23 Timing by SEIKO Issued at 10:43 on Tuesday, 15 March 2011 Punta Umbria (ESP) IAAF World Cross Country Championships 20 March 2011 ENTRY LIST BY COUNTRY UPDATED AS AT 15 MARCH 2011 - 10:00 ATHLETES 16 AUSTRALIA (AUS) 10 Men BIB NAME DATE OF BIRTH EVENT 16 Liam ADAMS 4 SEP 86 Senior Race
    [Show full text]
  • Revista 379.Indd
    Pasión&Deporte 1º PORTAL DEPORTIVO DE SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO 2 Miércoles 27 de Enero de 2021 www.pasionydeporte.com.ar Nuestra Pasión... Nuestro Deporte Dorna anunciará cuando se correrá el mundial de motociclismo, en Termas de Río Hondo Postergan el Moto GP para Octubre o Noviembre ropa, el cual se extenderá Entradas hasta 19 de septiembre con válidas y el evento en Misano, Italia. venta para La gira por Asia y Ocean- ía arrancará el 3 de octubre la nueva fecha en Motegi, seguirá el 10 en Grupo OSD informó también que que las entradas ya adqui- Buriram, luego el 24 con- ridas se mantienen vigentes tinuarán en Australia y el 31 y sin cambios para la nueva tendrá su culminación en fecha. Las personas que hayan Sepangy, y el el cierre del comprado tickets entre 2019 y campeonato está previsto 2020, los mismos serán válidos para el 14 de noviembre en para el ingreso en 2021. Valencia. Quien desee adquirir entra- En tanto que el Grupo das lo podrá hacer a través de OSD, responsable de la la plataforma convencional y oficial de www.ticketek.com.ar. competencia en Argentina, Estarán habilitados todos es optimista en cuanto a los medios de consulta vía que la visita del Moto GP a Facebook, Instagram, e-mail y suelo santiagueño se pueda WhatsApp. producir entre los meses de octubre y noviembre. Todo dependerá de la El Moto GP dio a conocer pasado, las complicaciones dinámica de la pandemia, el calendario 2021 actu- logísticas que se generan y la conformación del cal- Pasión&Deporte alizado, con la reestructu- por las restricciones que im- endario puede sufrir alguna Salta 451 – Local 7 - Tel.: (0385) 154728057 ración de la fecha para el ponen los países debido a alteración en el futuro.
    [Show full text]
  • Your Regular Paper Inside → Business with Personality
    YOUR REGULAR PAPER INSIDE → BUSINESS WITH PERSONALITY 20 HOT PROPERTY FRIDAY 13 SEPTEMBER 2019 CITYAM.COM HOTPROPERTY ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LONDON PROPERTY MARKET Edited by Helen Crane BUSINESS WITH PERSONALITY SHORE THING NEW BUILDS NEW DEVELOPMENTS ON THE MARKET THIS WEEK BATTALION COURT, WOOLWICH This Saturday, Bellway is launching a new show home at its Battalion Court development in Woolwich. The homes are perfectly placed for buyers looking to take advantage of the ossrailCr effect, with nearby OUR GUIDE TO Woolwich station set to open in 2020. One, two and three-bed apartments are available and all of the homes fit the criteria for the Help to Buy Equity Loan Scheme. Prices start from £343,000. £ Call 0845 548 8032 or visit bellway.co.uk RIVERSIDE P20 NINE ELMS POINT, VAUXHALL LONDON SQUARE, SPITALFIELDS NEW GARDEN QUARTER, STRATFORD THE ALTA COLLECTION, LAMBETH POPCORN AT THE READY From £3.99m for a three-bed From £899,000 orf a two-bed From £725,000 orf a three-bed From £6.95m orf a four-bed Two three-bedroom penthouse artmentsap have just On Thursday, developerondon L Square launched two A collection of five new homes has just omec to market The final six homes are now available for purchase at been launched at Barratt London’s Nine Elmsoint P street-level apartments at London Square Spitalfields at Telford Homes’ New Garden Quarter development The Dumont, St James’ apartment building on Albert near Vauxhall. The Archer penthouse has two living on Wentworth Street. Aimed at youngamilies, f the in Stratford.
    [Show full text]