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Anyone who follows the recent matches in the Asian and African championships realizes how minutes can flip realities in a matter of seconds and wishes, raising hands in joy and victory with the precious goal. Mozambique advances over Egypt in two minutes as the match gasps its last breath, and then, in the crazy Egyptian minute, they insist on making their presence felt and gift their fans a goal with the taste of victory, saving them from defeat. Tunisia loses yesterday to the modest Namibian team in the last minute of the match. Oman team plays heroically and leads, and Saudi Arabia, after the end of the original match time, scores the winning goal in the last minute of added time. There are other examples of crazy minutes in several matches for those who understood the importance of every minute, gave it its due, and remained committed to not wasting it as long as it exists and hopes are pinned. Many lessons are drawn from those last-minute events. The early celebration of teams led to their complacency and lessened defense, which resulted in conceding goals. At the same time, the persistence, determination, and refusal to give up by the other side, fighting until the last moment, enabled them to achieve goals in crucial minutes. Much like those pivotal moments on the field, our professional lives are often defined by how we handle the final stretches of our challenges. It's not just about leading or trailing in the early stages; it's about maintaining focus, adapting strategies, and harnessing the will to succeed, especially when it matters most. These lessons from the world of sports remind us to stay #resilient, keep pushing boundaries, and never underestimate the power of a well-timed effort. In the end, it's these defining moments that shape our successes and teach us the true value of persistence and belief in our goals. #Sportsmanship #ProfessionalGrowth #PersistencePaysOff #Resilience #StrategicThinking #LeadershipLessons #Teamwork #SuccessMindset #GoalSetting #NeverGiveUp #AFC2024

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Poor arrangements, travel fatigue! 3 big teams angry with ICC Questions were raised about the hotel and other amenities provided to the Indian team near the ground (Photo: ICC). Other teams objected to the International Cricket Council (ICC) providing facilities to India in the T20 World Cup. According to media reports, the teams of Sri Lanka, South Africa and Ireland have filed a complaint with the ICC over the travel barriers and poor infrastructure system in the US. During the journey from Florida to New York, the charter flight of Sri Lankan and Irish team players arrived 7 hours late and no update was provided to them. read more: T20 World Cup; ICC has already allotted semi-final slot to India Both the teams were supposed to reach New York by 8pm on Friday night but the teams arrived at 5am the next day, forcing Sri Lanka to cancel the practice session while the Lincoln Tigers team hotel is an hour and a half away from the ground, leaving the players stranded. may suffer from fatigue, while on the contrary, the Indian team was accommodated in hotels near the field. read more: T20 World Cup; The security of New York was increased before the India-Pakistan match On the other hand, the teams of Sri Lanka and South Africa will leave for Dallas immediately after their one match for which there is no break in their schedule. Questions are being raised about ill-treatment of teams in ICC logistics due to accommodation and poor travel arrangements, to give equal rights to all teams. #Poor #arrangements #travel #fatigue #big #teams #angry #ICC

Poor arrangements, travel fatigue! 3 big teams angry with ICC Questions were raised about the hotel and other amenities provided to the Indian team near the ground (Photo: ICC). Other teams objected to the International Cricket Council (ICC) providing facilities to India in the T20 World Cup. According to media reports, the teams of Sri Lanka, South Africa and Ireland have filed a complaint with the ICC over the travel barriers and poor infrastructure system in the US. During the journey from Florida to New York, the charter flight of Sri Lankan and Irish team players arrived 7 hours late and no update was provided to them. read more: T20 World Cup; ICC has already allotted semi-final slot to India Both the teams were supposed to reach New York by 8pm on Friday night but the teams arrived at 5am the next day, forcing Sri Lanka to cancel the practice session while the Lincoln Tigers team hotel is an hour and a half away from the ground, leaving the players stranded. may suffer from fatigue, while on the contrary, the Indian team was accommodated in hotels near the field. read more: T20 World Cup; The security of New York was increased before the India-Pakistan match On the other hand, the teams of Sri Lanka and South Africa will leave for Dallas immediately after their one match for which there is no break in their schedule. Questions are being raised about ill-treatment of teams in ICC logistics due to accommodation and poor travel arrangements, to give equal rights to all teams. #Poor #arrangements #travel #fatigue #big #teams #angry #ICC

#Cricket has always been close to my heart. Growing up in Calcutta, home to the Eden Gardens, it was perhaps inevitable. The #cityofjoy, all of #India really, loves cricket. So even when I am not actively paying attention, I am paying attention. Afghanistan’s win over Australia and progression to the semifinals of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is truly commendable… but for me the #realstory is the Afghan women’s cricket team. Yes, the forgotten women’s cricket team which has been in #exile in #Australia since 2021. Good on Australia for providing refuge. But when will things change? Afghani women are not allowed to play cricket, or study, or work for that matter…in 2024. How is that okay? Hopefully, the success of the men’s team will shine the light and open doors for the women’s team and #Afghaniwomen in general. Let’s hope the right pressure is applied, back channel discussions and diplomacy bear fruit. As we rightly celebrate the success of the men’s team we should not forget about the women. Update - very disappointing that the UN-led talks in Doha scheduled for 30 June 2024, which includes a delegation from the Taliban and envoys from 22 other nations does not include Afghan Women. Rights of #Afghaniwomen should be a key item on the agenda and they should have representation. Such a shame and wasted opportunity. #womensrights #cricket #womenscricket #T20WC #UN #Doha

#bafanabafana Bafana Bafana has moved into Africa’s top 10 after stellar Nations Cup performance.They have now broken into the top 10 CAF nations, moving up eight places in the overall world ranking from the previous update. These 10 highest-ranked teams on the continent following the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations have now been confirmed by FIFA. Here are the 10 top-ranked CAF nations following the latest AFCON, per FIFA's latest rankings: 1. Morocco (12th in the world) 2. Senegal (17th in the world) 3. Nigeria (28th in the world) 4. Egypt (36th in the world) 5. Côte d'Ivoire (39th in the world) 6. Tunisia (41st in the world) 7. Algeria (43rd in the world) 8. Mali (47th in the world) 9. Cameroon (51st in the world) 10. South Africa (58th in the world)

Poor arrangements, travel fatigue! 3 big teams angry with ICC Questions were raised about the hotel and other amenities provided to the Indian team near the ground (Photo: ICC). Other teams objected to the International Cricket Council (ICC) providing facilities to India in the T20 World Cup. According to media reports, the teams of Sri Lanka, South Africa and Ireland have filed a complaint with the ICC over the travel barriers and poor infrastructure system in the US. During the journey from Florida to New York, the charter flight of Sri Lankan and Irish team players arrived 7 hours late and no update was provided to them. read more: T20 World Cup; ICC has already allotted semi-final slot to India Both the teams were supposed to reach New York by 8pm on Friday night but the teams arrived at 5am the next day, forcing Sri Lanka to cancel the practice session while the Lincoln Tigers team hotel is an hour and a half away from the ground, leaving the players stranded. may suffer from fatigue, while on the contrary, the Indian team was accommodated in hotels near the field. read more: T20 World Cup; The security of New York was increased before the India-Pakistan match On the other hand, the teams of Sri Lanka and South Africa will leave for Dallas immediately after their one match for which there is no break in their schedule. Questions are being raised about ill-treatment of teams in ICC logistics due to accommodation and poor travel arrangements, to give equal rights to all teams. #Poor #arrangements #travel #fatigue #big #teams #angry #ICC

African National Teams' Highest FIFA Men's World Rankings 1. Nigeria 🇳🇬 - 5th (1994) 2. Egypt 🇪🇬 - 9th (2010) 3. Morocco 🇲🇦 - 10th (1998) 4. Cameroon 🇨🇲 - 12th (2003) Cote d'Ivoire 🇨🇮 - 12th (2013) 6. Ghana 🇬🇭 - 14th (2007) Tunisia 🇹🇳 - 14th (2018) 8. Zambia 🇿🇲 - 15th (1996) Algeria 🇩🇿- 15th (2014) 10. South Africa 🇿🇦 - 16th (1996)

🌍🏆📈 The Africa Cup of Nations Côte d’Ivoire 2023 stats are impressive! Especially when comparing the 2021 to 2023 digital view stats you can see the growth of interest in #Africa Sports #AFCON2023 #AFCON #Africa #sports #sportsbiz