..then don't play IPL, workload will be managed' Gavaskar lashed out at Gujarati cricketer, Rohit too

Image
Image: File Photo Sunil Gavaskar on Jasprit Bumrah : Workload management has long been a major issue for the Indian cricket team. However, former cricketer Sunil Gavaskar does not agree that players should take a break from international matches by complaining about the workload. Many times he has openly said that if you really want to manage the workload then don't play in the IPL. Relax but don't excuse yourself from national duty. In this way, Sunil Gavaskar started a discussion about resting fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah in the Ranchi Test against England by Rohit Sharma and Co. Gavaskar gave a statement about Rohit Sharma's bold decision Gavaskar also opened up about India's decision not to use Bumrah in the deciding match of the Test series against England. Gavaskar said, β€œAfter bowling just 15 overs in the first innings of the third Test in Rajkot and then 8 overs in the second innings, Bumrah was rested for Ranchi probably on the recommendation of the trainer....

Corona loses ΰͺ² 12 billion to club football: FIFA

Bern, 18

The Corona epidemic has cost club football around the world as much as 12 billion, according to FIFA, the world's top football governing body. The loss is about a third of club football's total revenue. Clubs have lost sponsors because of Cora. Some clubs have also resorted to massive layoffs, starting with cuts in player-employee salaries. Now that club and international football have begun, the economic situation does not seem to have improved much.

FIFA has set up a special committee to deal with the economic crisis caused by the epidemic. "We, along with some financial backers, have estimated that the value of global club football is between ΰͺ₯ΰ«€ 50 billion and ΰ«ͺΰ«« 8 billion," said Oli Rehn, head of the committee. At the present stage, the loss is estimated at ΰ«ͺ 12 billion. After three months of uncertainty, the football world has resumed, but the situation could get worse if the epidemic continues.

Rehn, a former EU commissioner and current governor of the Bank of Finland, says the Corona epidemic has caused many problems at various levels and many professional clubs. Anxiety about youth academies and lower division clubs haunts me.

South American football has been hit the hardest. While the condition of football in Asia and Africa is also worrying. FIFA has allocated 12 billion to help clubs and federations affected by the epidemic. FIFA has 211 member countries, of which 120 have demanded compensation for the economic losses caused by the Corona.


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Rohit Sharma and Mohammad Nabi had a fierce fight, Virat Kohli is also unhappy

IND vs SA: Closer to breaking Virat Sehwag-Dravid's record, Rohit's chance to make history in South Africa

World cup tickets will be available from today, you can watch the match for just 499 rupees, book like this

IPL 2023 LIVE : Mohammad Shami gives Gujarat another success, Shardul out after Jagdeeshan

Ex-cricketer swindles Rishabh Pant of Rs 1.63 crore, lured by expensive watches

Windies-US to host T20 World Cup 2024, these American grounds have been shortlisted, the tournament will last for 27 days

Today in IPL 2023, there will be a clash between Punjab Kings and Gujarat Titans, both teams will enter the field for the third win.

Will Rohit Sharma play next T20 World Cup? Find out what the hitman said

VIDEO | 'Flying Kohli' appeared in the match against Afghanistan, everyone is praising his fitness

IND vs AFG: The Indian team will be eyeing a clean sweep, these players may get a chance