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https://lnkd.in/g-yQSCY6 South Africa players in tears after beating Australia in T20 World Cup | #ausvsafg #t20worldcup #womencricket #todaynews #shorts #viralvideo #viralnews #breakingnews #LeaderTeluguNews #Leader #TeluguNews #LeaderWorldNews #leaderworldnews #leadernews #leadertvnews

Which teams can qualify for ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 semifinals from Group 2? Check semis qualification scenarios of England, South Africa and West Indies here

Another huge signing for the Class of 2024 NJ/NY Gotham FC squad. With this announcement and the signing of USWNT champion Crystal Dunn last week (just in time to drop the NYE ball in Times Square with her new teammates) it had me wondering, will there start to be a power vacuum in the NWSL? Will we start to see an imbalance in the league? Davidson and Dunn join an already star studded Gotham FC with the likes of Margaret (Midge) Purce, Lynn Williams, Kelly O'Hara and more, and coming off their 2023 NWSL championship, will this be a recipe for sustained, continued success at the top? In Gotham's case the success to date is new, with a complete 180 from their 2022 season where they finished dead last, only to come back a year later to win the league. And while they will lose Ali Krieger (to retirement) and Kristie Mewis (to a transfer to West Ham FC), I feel like this may be the beginnings of a Yankees or a Kansas City Chiefs. Which then begs the question - are we ok with there being a competitive imbalance at the pro level? When I was working in operations for youth sports clubs competitive balance was always a concern for us. We didn't want teams playing up to only get beat 15-0, and we worked hard to balance out divisions as much as we could. However, as the teams got in higher and higher levels it became less of a concern. Somes teams were just outright better and dominating, and they were rewarded for it in better recruiting and championships. And once you reach a paid level of competition, better teams get more sponsorship dollars, more fans, better players, which lead to higher payrolls, better facilities and the like. (If we need an example of how that works, look at the Carolina Panthers $8 tickets this season) So as a fan and one who wants to see the continued success of the NWSL and all teams, should we be trying to spread the players out more? Do we think a power vacuum will be formed? Or are all the players of a similar enough quality, that it's more the teamwork and coaching that leads to sustained success? Thoughts? #nwsl #gothamfc #womenssports #womenssoccer #competitivebalance #youthsports #justwomenssports #thegist

Who has qualified for 2024 Men's T20 World Cup in West Indies and USA? - Sky Sports: Who has qualified for 2024 Men's T20 World Cup in West Indies and USA?  Sky Sports

T20 WC 2024: 5 biggest controversies in T20 World Cup history - #t20worldcup #t20worldcup #cricket #cricketnews #possible11 #possible11

T20 World Cup 2024 scenarios: What do South Africa, England and West Indies need to make the semis?

How #SouthAfrica's middle order has atoned for their upper order's failures. Read: https://lnkd.in/gw47bZ5F #T20WorldCup2024 #T20WorldCup #T20WC #T20WC2024 #T20Cricket #T20 #SA #CricketUpdates #Cricket

T20 World Cup: Australia demolish Namibia to march into Super Eights - The Times of India: T20 World Cup: Australia demolish Namibia to march into Super Eights  The Times of India

T20 World Cup: Australia hammer Namibia by nine wickets to secure Super 8 spot - The Economic Times: T20 World Cup: Australia hammer Namibia by nine wickets to secure Super 8 spot  The Economic Times

T20 World Cup: David Wiese Stars with Bat and Ball as Namibia Beat Oman in Super Over - News18: T20 World Cup: David Wiese Stars with Bat and Ball as Namibia Beat Oman in Super Over  News18