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The ECB is considering a number of changes to the county season to allow it to bid for the 2010 Champions League

Cricinfo staff01-Jul-2009As the Twenty20 juggernaut rumbles on, a report in the Daily Telegraph claims that the ECB is considering cutting the number of County Championship matches to accommodate the Champions League, which will take place in September 2010.A proposal by Alan Fordham, the ECB’s head of cricket operations, includes several schemes such as reducing the number of Championship games from 16 to 12, and possibly splitting the tournament into three divisions.At the heart of the idea is the realisation that squeezing in two Twenty20 competitions from 2010 will mean an increasingly punishing schedule for county players. The ECB is also, so the article claims, interested in hosting the Champions League which would overshadow the traditional end to the season.”I’m aware this is under consideration,” Durham chief executive, David Harker, told Cricinfo. “We are torn between the current situation which from our point of view is about having enough time between games. This season we have had a number of horrendous journeys the length of the country and the schedule like that concerns me.”However, we are aware that reducing Championship matches can eat into the supporter base and there’s no easy answer.”A consultation paper was circulated to counties over the weekend, but it will face a hard time getting approval from chairmen as it will be mean a reduction in the number of matches available for their members to watch, as well quite possibly producing a far more complex schedule.In a bid to appease these concerns, the ECB might be willing to introduce yet another late-season domestic competition.A final decision is expected at the full ECB board meeting on July 29.

أعلن سمير فكري لاعب نادي الداخلية، انتقاله بشكل رسمي إلى صفوف فريق البنك الأهلي، بداية من الموسم الجديد.

وقدم سمير فكري أداء مميزًا مع الداخلية، خلال مباريات الفريق في بطولة الدوري المصري الممتاز، ويتواجد في المركز السادس في ترتيب هدافي المسابقة بـ9 أهداف.

وقال فكري خلال تصريحات عبر برنامج “كورة كل يوم” المذاع علي قناة “الحياة”: “منذ أسبوع لم أتدرب وكان في حساباتي أنني رحلت عن نادي الداخلية لأنني وقعت للبنك الأهلي، ولكن شاركت أمام النادي الأهلي”.

وأضاف: “كان هناك 3 أندية يتحدثون معي، المصري وسيراميكا كليوباترا والاتحاد السكندري”.

طالع | سمير فكري لـ”بطولات”: هدفي في الزمالك الأفضل لي.. ويوضح موقفه من الرحيل عن الداخلية

وأتم: “سمعت أن عماد النحاس أو محمد مكي أو هيثم شعبان أو ميمي عبد الرازق مرشحون لتدريب نادي الداخلية في الموسم الجديد”.

الداخلية خسر من الأهلي بهدفين دون رد، في المباراة التي جمعتهما أمس الأحد بمنافسات دور الـ16 لبطولة كأس مصر.

وأنهي الداخلية في المركز الخامس عشر بترتيب جدول الدوري المصري الممتاز بعدما حقق الفوز علي أسوان في الجولة الأخيرة من عمر المسابقة.

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Para um público de apenas9.976 pagantes, Vasco e Flamengo disputaram o primeiro jogo da final do Carioca no último domingo, no Estádio Nilton Santos, cujo placar terminou com vitória dos rubro-negros por 2 a 0. O Cruz-Maltino optou por transferir o jogo do Maracanã para o palco no Engenho de Dentro e, no fim das contas, os clubes dividiram um prejuízo deR$ 332.873,00.

Luis Fernando Santos,vice-presidente executivo do Botafogo, procurou o LANCE! para elucidar os motivos das despesas extras do clássico e defender o estádio de críticas em relação à logística de chegada, por exemplo.

– As despesas fixas do Estádio Nilton Santos foram de R$ 505.443,00, o que representa 59% dos custos do jogo. Neste valor, estão incluídos os itens infraestrutura e operação de catracas, aluguel do estádio, segurança privada, posto médico e despesas operacionais do estádio – disse Luis.

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O prejuízo elevado está diretamente ligado à estimativa inicial passada pelo Vasco: 45 mil pessoas, ou seja, lotação do Niltão. Luiz Fernando Santos afirmou que, sem incluir impostos, o custo por torcedor nesteprognóstico é de R$ 11.

– O Nilton Santos é um estádio barato, embora não como gostaríamos que fosse, pois não foi feito por alguém que tivesse olhando para frente, não muito preocupado para o operacional em seguida, já que a maior preocupação foi visando o Pan-Americano (2007), principalmente. Posso dizer que temos uma localização boa, não acho que esse seja um problema.

– Acredito que o público tenha sido menor por conta de ser o primeiro jogo, um dos efeitos. O bolso do torcedor não suporta dois jogos caros na mesma semana. Além disso, as semanas que têm antecedido os jogos têm sido de muita colocação em relação à violência, indefinições. Não se tem briga no entorno do Nilton Santos. O acesso é fácil, mais fácil do que o do Maracanã, pois o torcedor sai do trem e já está dentro do estádio – completou Santos.

Por falar em segurança, o Vasco optou por ampliar o efetivo da segurançaprivada em mais de 50 homens, além daextensão das grades para apoiar na separação do acesso ao setor Sul e para o isolamento do Portão 2, e o aumento do efetivo de orientação, somando 70 profissionais, muito por conta da mudança, às vésperas do jogo, a respeito dos setores do estádio. Outro ponto que naturalmente aumentou as despesas foi a da empresa própria para confecção e venda de ingressos, na casa dos R$ 50 mil. O restante, por volta de R$ 110 mil, é oriundo de impostos e taxas da Ferj.

Em suma, a receita do clássico foi de R$ 521.920,00, enquanto as despesas ficaram em R$ 854.793,00. Do saldo, o prejuízo para o Vasco ficou em R$ 166.436,50 e, para o visitante Flamengo, que arcou com os exames antidoping, em R$ 172.636,50.

BOTAFOGO À DISPOSIÇÃO

Cabe destacar que o Vasco definiu o primeiro jogo da decisão no Nilton Santos pornão querer mais mandar jogos no Maracanã após a decisão do Governo do Estado do Rio de Janeiro de ceder a concessão do estádio a Fla e Fluminense.

Por falar na concessão, cuja validade é até dezembro deste ano, Luis Fernando Santos confirmou o que o governadorWilson Witzel já havia dito, sobre ter sido procurado por Flamengo e Fluminense para administrar o Maracanã, e mostrou que o Alvinegro está à disposição para conselhos, tendo em vista a experiência de administração do Nilton Santos desde agosto de 2007.

– O Vasco nos consultou (na última semana) querendo saber se o estádio estava pronto. Mostramos quais seriam os custos de acordo com o público estimado por eles. O fato é que o Vasco não se sentiu dentro da administração do consórcio de Flamengo e Fluminense. O Flamengo nos consultou, perguntou se gostaríamos de participar dele, mas tivemos um entendimento diferente, pois já temos que administrar um estádio, e o Flamengo compreendeu prontamente. Há, no entanto, o interesse em participar de qualquer solução a longo prazo que venha a ser dada pelo Maracanã. Se pudermos ajudar em relação à nossa experiência de administração, já que são quase 15 anos gerindo o Nilton Santos, estamos à disposição.

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O CSA fez o ‘dever de casa’ e venceu o CRB por 1 x 0 no último final de semana, no Rei Pelé, e abriu vantagem nas finais do Campeonato Alagoano.

Contudo, apesar do resultado positivo diante do maior rival que quebrou uma sequência de quatro clássicos sem gols, o zagueiro do Azulão, Gerson, destacou que a equipe manterá os pés no chão até o fim para conquistar o seu 39° título estadual.

– Temos uma vantagem importante, após um grande jogo diante do CRB, mas não conquistamos nada ainda. O grupo sabe da responsabilidade que terá na segunda partida. O CRB tem uma equipe forte, com jogadores experientes. Vamos procurar ter a mesma intensidade para levantarmos esse troféu do estadual – afirmou.

Para Gerson, no segundo encontro entre as duas equipes marcado para o próximo domingo (21) no mesmo Rei Pelé, o Azulão precisa ter a mesma eficiência que teve no jogo de ida:

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– No jogo de ida, fizemos uma grande apresentação. Temos que repetir esse bom desempenho na volta, com mando de campo do CRB. Agora zera tudo novamente. Temos uma vantagem, mas não podemos e nem vamos ficar pensando nela. Precisamos fazer um jogo seguro, de muita intensidade, para buscarmos o resultado positivo mais uma vez.

Ainda de acordo com o defensor, não é apenas a dianteira parcial na decisão que faz com que o grupo dirigido pelo técnico Marcelo Cabo esteja muito motivado. Na sua visão, o clima de Maceió fica totalmente diferente para o encontro entre os times de maior torcida em Alagoas.

– O clássico entre CSA e CRB tem uma energia incrível. A cidade para na semana do jogo. É impressionante isso. Esse clima é muito legal e motiva bastante. O nosso grupo está muito focado e confiante para essa segunda partida – concluiu Gerson.

امتدح هتان باهبري لاعب الفريق الأول لكرة القدم بنادي الشباب السعودي، محمود عبد الرازق شيكابالا قائد الزمالك، قبل مواجهة الفريقين في البطولة العربية.

الزمالك يواجه الشباب، غدًا الإثنين، في الجولة الثانية من دور المجموعات بالبطولة العربية كأس الملك سلمان.

وقال باهبري في تصريحات لقنوات “الكأس” القطرية: “أنا معجب كثيرًا بشيكابالا، هو نجم كبير ونتعلم منه جميعًا كلاعبين”.

طالع أيضًا | مدرب الشباب السابق: أحب لاعب الزمالك جدًا.. وأوسوريو مدرب عظيم

وعن مواجهة الزمالك، تابع: “نلعب مباراة قوية أمام منافس ليس سهلًا، وعلينا تحقيق نتيجة إيجابية”.

واختتم: “درسنا نقاط القوة والضعف في الزمالك خلال مواجهة الاتحاد المنستيري، والتي حسمها الأبيض برباعية نظيفة”.

ويتصدر الزمالك ترتيب المجموعة الثالثة في البطولة العربية، والتي تضم النصر والشباب السعوديين، والاتحاد المنستيري التونسي.

لاعب #الشباب السعودي #هتان_باهبري في تصريح خاص لـ قنوات الكاس: أنا معجب كثيرًا بقائد الزمالك #شيكابالا، هو نجم كبير و نحن نتعلم منه جميعًا كلاعبين#كأس_الملك_سلمان_للأندية#قنوات_الكاس pic.twitter.com/0mM9u8fvOv

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It is in Twenty20 that Bangladesh are the most dangerous – just ask West Indies – because they have aggressive players best equipped to deliver in bursts

Jamie Alter03-Jun-2009

It is in Twenty20 that Bangladesh are the most dangerous – just ask West Indies – because they have aggressive players best equipped to deliver in bursts. A nine-ball 21 or a 22-ball 47 can be devastating in this format, and that’s one of the strengths of this side.Their biggest test beyond the pool stage is how they hold their nerve. The volatile nature of the batsmen means that if they don’t belt the cover off the ball at the start, they are unsure over how to approach a run-chase. Often it comes down to a pair of batsmen to resurrect the innings and that’s where the uncertainty between attacking or nursing the strike can seriously hamper Bangladesh.Overall Bangladesh’s statistics aren’t impressive. They’ve only played ten Twenty20 games, winning three, but they’ve competed in most every game. Their most famous win came against West Indies in the 2007 edition of this tournament, when their most trigger-happy batsmen, Mohammad Ashraful and Aftab Ahmed, knocked West Indies out in a vicious manner.The selectors have again invested in youth and Bangladesh are easily the best of the non-seeded sides and should make the final eight, given that Ireland are far less experienced. Perhaps more than winning this tournament, the selectors have looked at players who can bring results for the future. They have included two teenagers in the squad – a brave move – and the hope will be that a young outfit expresses itself at the highest level. It would be foolish to write them off.Strengths
In a game that demands athleticism and daring batting, Bangladesh have talented players. Rarely inclined to pace their innings, Tamim Iqbal and Ashraful can decimate bowling attacks. Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim have learnt to adjust their game to pressure situations, and as a unit Bangladesh’s top order has the capacity to render attacks helpless with slogs, whips, hooks and drag-flicks. The left-arm spin attack of Abdur Razzak and Shakib Al Hasan can stem the runs in the middle overs, while Naeem Islam and Mahmudullah offer handy slow-bowling options.Weaknesses
The batting can too often be hotheaded and the pace bowlers – the outstandingly talented Mashrafe Mortaza included – have a tendency to lose it in the face of adversity. In one warm-up against Australia Tamim and Junaid Siddique thumped Nathan Bracken and Brett Lee in their opening overs only to capitulate later. The pace attack is inexperienced so Mortaza will once more be expected to lead. If he cannot – and it’s very difficult to come back from a bad over in Twenty20 – that puts far too much pressure on the slow bowlers.X-Factor
One of the surprising omissions from the IPL auction, Shakib Al Hasan is a player suited to this format because he can rebuild and outright attack. Plus he’s an excellent left-arm spinner and handy fielder. Shakib has the ability to make the difference between an average score and a good one in this format.Key player
Tamim Iqbal’s audacious half-century against India in the 2007 World Cup displayed talent and nerve and is one of the most famous innings by a Bangladesh batsman. He’s yet to cross fifty in international Twenty20s yet possesses enough talent to disturb new-ball attacks, as Australia found out in Nottingham this week. Tamim’s got all the shots in the book but unfortunately for Bangladesh, just hasn’t been able to display them for an extended period in this format. This summer could be a turning point in his career.Twenty20 form guide
Out of cricket for a while, and not helped by the fact that Pakistan’s tour was cancelled, Bangladesh could find themselves rusty going into the tournament. They’ve won only one of their last six Twenty20s, though their last defeat against South Africa wasn’t by a big margin at all.Squad: Mohammad Ashraful (capt), Abdur Razzak, Junaid Siddique, Mahmudullah, Mashrafe Mortaza, Mithun Ali, Mushfiqur Rahim (wk), Naeem Islam, Raqibul Hasan, Rubel Hossain, Shahadat Hossain, Shamsur Rahman, Shakib Al Hasan, Syed Rasel, Tamim Iqbal.

AB de Villiers said South Africa’s batsmen had “a few hard one-on-ones” after failing to match the bowlers’ efforts at the start of the one-day series

Firdose Moonda16-Nov-20130:00

‘There’s still work to do’ – Russell Domingo

Legend has it that after Australia piled on 434 runs against South Africa at the Wanderers in March 2006, Jacques Kallis tried to lighten the mood with a joke at the dinner break. “Well,” he said, “now that the bowlers have done their job, I guess it’s up to the batsmen to do theirs.”There are contrasting reports about who laughed and who growled in response but it’s an observation that rung true for South Africa’s line-up on their trip to the UAE. After the first two ODIs, in which they bowled Pakistan out for 182 and 209, the bowlers, sans Dale Steyn, were doing their job just fine.The batsmen had been shot out for 183 and 143 and were not doing theirs. With Gary Kirsten as their consultant they had “a few hard one-on-ones”, as AB de Villiers put it, to lay bare what was going wrong and what they needed to do to fix it.”We realised we were in trouble as a batting unit. And a few heads were going to roll if we didn’t get it right,” de Villiers said at the team’s arrival in Johannesburg on Saturday. “We decided to put our hands up and get a couple of good innings as a batting group. It was about taking responsibility and changing our mental approach. We were not playing up to standard and we had to force ourselves to believe we were good enough.”Instead of focus on anything technical – South Africa were playing Pakistan’s spinners a lot better than they had Sri Lanka’s in August – they needed a change in the way they were thinking. As soon as the switch flipped, improvement were clear.In the next match, South Africa posted their first total over 250 since June’s Champions Trophy and they had two individual half-centuries, one from a struggling Faf du Plessis, who finally found form. Having gone 11 ODI innings without raising his bat, du Plessis was starting to feel the heat. “It was tough to go through all that. It was a different experience for me and one I took a bit personally,” he admitted. “But I learned a lot and I started feeling better with the batting. It was just time. I knew runs were around the corner.”In the game that followed, South Africa recorded their first century of the tour, when young Quinton de Kock made good on the promise he showed at domestic level. After looking particularly susceptible to turning tracks and slow bowling in Sri Lanka, de Kock had taken it on himself to train even harder with his franchise coach Geoff Toyana. His technique is tighter and his talent came through.South Africa’s bowlers set the standard for their batsmen to match in their tour of the UAE•AFP

He has now claimed a spot in South Africa’s limited-overs teams, which will give the selectors an interesting conundrum at the top of the order in ODIs, when Graeme Smith returns to fitness, and in T20s, with Henry Davids also pushing for a place.”Everybody knows Quinton is a seriously talented player,” Domingo said. “He obviously had issues in Sri Lanka against spinners, where he was getting his left leg too far across the crease. But he’s worked on that. I am very impressed with his work ethic. Some people may perceive him as wild young thing but he has got a good work ethic.”In the final game, de Villiers scored a hundred that can be used as a prototype for pacing an innings. His measured start gave him the perfect launchpad to accelerate later on. South Africa won all three of those matches and showed their 50-over cricket is back on track. “The Test side’s success at number one may have caused the one-day side to get less love and less attention. We are trying to rectify that,” Domingo said. “The whole group have all stepped up and put in big performances.”Because they did it throughout the series, the bowlers got very little mention but it was through them that South Africa took a lead in the Twenty20 rubber. After their destructive showing in the first match, in which they restricted Pakistan to 98 for 9, Mohammad Hafeez’s men struggled to come back, even two days later when they collapsed again.With a range of quicks to choose from, South Africa’s T20 plans for next year’s WorldT20 are going well. The only thing they may hope for is a more competitive showing from Pakistan in the immediate return series, which begins on Wednesday. Even if they don’t get it, Domingo said South Africa will concentrate on climbing the ladder and building their own self-belief.”Confidence is a massively important thing and so you can never take things for granted,” he said. “We know Pakistan will be hurting and we expect them to come fighting. We are still a work in progress.” That they have progressed so far will leave Kallis, who could return for the ODIs against Pakistan, pleased because the batsmen are doing their job too.

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Após conquistar a vaga na quarta fase da Copa do Brasil ao eliminar o Atlético-GO, o Santos sabe já sabe quem será o próximo adversário na competição. Em sorteio realizado pela CBF na última sexta-feira, o Vasco é o time que enfrentará os santistas em busca das oitavas de final.

O meia Jean Mota, um dos principais jogadores do clube nesta temporada, avaliou o confronto pelo torneio nacional e acredita que será uma parada duríssima para o Peixe, que deve aproveitar o fator casa pra levar boa vantagem para o Rio de Janeiro.

– Será um duelo muito complicado, pois são duas equipes grandes do futebol brasileiro. Teremos a vantagem de jogar o primeiro duelo em casa. Na última quinta nos reencontramos com o nosso torcedor na Vila e esperamos que contra o Vasco eles possam estar nos apoiando mais uma vez. Nossa torcida fará muita diferença na busca por uma vantagem na ida, pois sabemos que a partida de volta será difícil – afirmou o camisa 41 ao site oficial do clube.

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Jean, que continua em boa fase defendendo as cores do Santos, atingiu outra marca importante em 2019. Com as duas assistências para gol no jogo contra o Atlético-GO, na última quinta-feira, o meia chegou a seis passes decisivo na temporada e agora passa a ser o maior garçom do elenco, além disso ele já era o maior artilheiro, com oito tentos neste ano.

– Admito que foi uma surpresa alcançar esses números tão rapidamente. Mas tudo isso é fruto do trabalho. Venho buscando melhorar a cada dia para poder ajudar. Há uma semana me perguntaram sobre o jejum de gols, mas sempre deixei claro que meu intuito é ajudar a equipe. E contra o Atlético-GO eu pude fazer isso com as duas assistências. Quero seguir ajudando para que os números do grupo todo sigam crescendo – concluiu.

A primeira partida contra o Vasco acontece já nesta quarta-feira, às 19h15, na Vila Belmiro, enquanto o duelo de volta será realizado no dia 24 deste mês, também às 19h15, em São Januário.

Northern Districts were able to hold on for a nine-run victory over Otago to seal their first victory of the tournament

ESPNcricinfo staff09-Nov-2013
ScorecardFile photo: Aaron Redmond tried in vain to get Otago close to the target•Getty Images

A pair of fifties from the two Daniels – Flynn and Harris – ensured Northern Districts had enough runs to keep Otago at bay, as they opened their HRV Cup campaign with a nine-run victory in Dunedin. Northern Districts batted first, with the openers Brad Wilson and Flynn putting on 49.After Wilson was removed for 27, Flynn was joined by Harris, and the pair had a 69-run partnership. Flynn finally fell for 57 off 48 balls, which included three sixes and fours. Scott Styris chipped in with 14, but the rest of the lower order failed to add anything significant. Harris finished on 68 when he was run out by Neil Broom off the penultimate ball of the innings. Northern Districts reached 183 for 6.Otago, playing their first HRV Cup match since winning the tournament last year, got off to a belter as Broom and Jesse Ryder put on 65. Both openers fell by the 10th over, as Otago looked to build a strong platform to mount a chase of a competitive score. Aaron Redmond, coming in at No. 3, played an integral innings of 50 not out off 31 balls, as he and Ryan ten Doeschate combined for 76 runs for the third wicket.When ten Doeschate departed with the score on 147 for 3, Otago still required 37 runs off the final nine balls. Some inspired hitting from Redmond was not enough to close the gap, and Otago fell short by just nine runs.The match between Canterbury and Otago in Dunedin on November 8 was abandoned without a ball bowled on account of heavy rain on the morning of the match.

Matt Prior didn’t take the field on the final day against West Indies at Chester-le-Street due to the finger injury he picked up on the fourth afternoon

Andrew McGlashan at Chester-le-Street17-May-2009

Matt Prior didn’t take the field on the final day against West Indies at Chester-le-Street due to the finger injury he picked up on the fourth afternoon. Although x-rays cleared him of any fracture to his right ring finger, the medical advice was that he shouldn’t keep wicket. In his absence, Paul Collingwood continued as emergency wicketkeeper on his home ground.However, it was later confirmed that no cover would be called in for the one-day series which starts at Headingley on Thursday and Andrew Strauss said that keeping Prior off the field had been purely precautionary.Collingwood certainly didn’t disgrace himself with the gloves on the fourth evening and was desperate to claim his first catch as a keeper. Twice there were huge appeals turned down for edges off Chris Gayle and he only let through one set of byes.”I though he kept fantastically well,” Stuart Broad said at the close of the fourth day’s play. “He looked as though he should have been in the 1950s with his pads on loose and his cap on straight. I thought he was going to get a screamer of a catch at one stage down the leg side, he was sprawling everywhere. I think he’s fairly pleased with his efforts.”Prior didn’t emerge with the team after the tea interval on Sunday having suffered the blow shortly before the break while trying to stop a delivery from Tim Bresnan that bounced in front of him. He needed a couple of minutes of treatment before seeing out the middle session, but he was clearly in pain and it was decided during the break that a trip to hospital was in order.Ravi Bopara was also absent from the field on the fifth morning of the match, after suffering swelling on his knee from a blow sustained on the fourth evening. But, he too, isn’t a concern ahead of the first ODI.