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India all-rounder Hardik Pandya has been sent for scans after picking up an injury during India’s ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 match against Bangladesh on Thursday in Pune blackjack
Pandya’s injury is currently being assessed, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) revealed in a post on social media platform X blackjack
He won’t return to the field for the remainder of the first innings, commentator Nasser Hussain confirmed on-air blackjack
However, there was still no news about Pandya’s availability to bat in the second innings blackjack
RecommendedRohit Sharma or Virat Kohli? Ricky Ponting picks ideal captain to lead India in World CupIndia vs Bangladesh LIVE: ICC Cricket score and updates as Jadeja strikes but Hridoy and Mushfiqur rebuildIndia captain Rohit Sharma sets extraordinary record in World Cup match against AfghanistanThe injury occurred during the ninth over of the match after Bangladesh won the toss and opted to bat at the Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) stadium on Thursday blackjack
Pandya, bowling his first over of the game, tried to stop the ball with his leg on the follow-through before slipping down and hurting himself blackjack
Team India’s physio quickly ran to check on Panyda, who swayed towards his run-up and got his left leg checked blackjack
The physio then taped Pandya’s ankle blackjack
Even though the all-rounder got up and looked ready to resume his over, he continued to hobble blackjack
India captain Rohit Sharma was seen having a chat with Virat Kohli before it was decided that Pandya would not continue blackjack
Pandya managed to bowl just three deliveries in the over, which was eventually completed by Kohli, who bowled in an ODI after six years, giving two runs in three balls blackjack
The nature of Pandya’s injury is yet to be revealed and there is no information about his further participation in the ongoing World Cup as well blackjack
The 30-year-old cricketer has become an integral part of India’s One-Day International (ODI) set-up, offering the much-needed balance to the side, something that has been acknowledged by captain Sharma blackjack
“He’s [Hardik] a proper fast bowler, who can crank up good speed blackjack
So that gives us an advantage blackjack
That gives us that luxury of playing three spinners and three seamers as well you know so there’s a possibility that we can play three spinners on this pitch with three seamers as well, so it gives us that balance, [it] gives us that number eight batting option as well,” Sharma said earlier in the tournament blackjack
The hosts of the World Cup 2023, India, have started the tournament on a high, winning each of their opening three games blackjack
They have gone with the same team from their seven-wicket victory over Pakistan last weekend blackjack
“It’s working at this point in time, don’t see any reason to change it [playing XI] blackjack
That’s important in this WC, keeping everybody in good space blackjack
The boys are in good shape, have good mental space as well and enjoying the cricket blackjack
So far so good, we want to continue this momentum,” said Rohit at the toss on Thursday blackjack
Bangladesh are 165 for 4 against India after 35 overs at MCA Stadium, Pune blackjack
The wickets so far have gone to India’s spin duo of Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav and pacer Mohammad Siraj blackjack
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Call it a belated birthday present, perhaps blackjack
Sir Jim Ratcliffe turned 71 on Wednesday blackjack
For those who have amassed such riches, it is less a question of what others buy them and more what they buy for themselves blackjack
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There are details to iron out and no deal will be finalised just yet but the Manchester United board will vote – though probably not on Thursday – whether to accept Ratcliffe’s offer blackjack
The petrochemicals billionaire has already seen off his main competitor: if there was a widespread assumption – one that may have been shared by the Glazer family – that Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al Thani would dramatically raise a bid that many believed was financed by the Qatari state, it never happened blackjack
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RecommendedThe best in the world? Jude Bellingham sparks debate after latest England masterclassMan Utd set timeline to decide on Sir Jim Ratcliffe offerManchester United Supporters’ Trust calls for ‘clarity’ in takeover processWill United be a trophy asset for Ratcliffe? Perhaps not immediately, given that the Glazers will remain the biggest shareholders, at least in the short term blackjack
Is it simply an astute business deal? Not on the face of it, given that Ratcliffe has valued United at around double its market price and Sheikh Jassim felt the Glazers’ demands were outlandish blackjack
Yet Ratcliffe has proved he can make money: that 25 per cent could yet yield a profit and the Glazers’ reluctance to walk away seemed to stem in part from a belief the club will be worth more again in the future blackjack
Sir Jim Ratcliffe was named in second place in the Sunday Times Rich List 2023 (PA Wire)The most pertinent issue for many supporters, who have long called for the Glazers to go, is whether it leads to a full takeover; and if so, whether the terms of Ratcliffe’s buy-in ensure it, or merely make it optional blackjack
Moreover, the new structure, assuming it is improved, does not necessarily promise the investment United require: with other parties holding 75 per cent of the club, Ratcliffe would have less incentive to put his own money in blackjack
The presumption at the moment is that the £1 blackjack
3bn will largely go to the Glazers, not United blackjack
The general sense is the club need the money more than their owners blackjack
Sheikh Jassim’s promises will now never be tested but he had pledged to invest more than £1bn; with the need to either revamp or rebuild Old Trafford, any plans to improve the infrastructure the Glazers have neglected will not be cheap blackjack
So if Ratcliffe pursues such plans, will the debt – currently at £725m – rise over £1bn? United’s current scope for signings is limited more by Financial Fair Play than anything else, but could he bring an improvement in recruitment? The feeling is that Ratcliffe wants control of the blackjack football side of the club, where United’s underachievement has been particularly grievous in the last decade blackjack
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Ratcliffe’s own record in sport is mixed: Nice are currently second in Ligue Un but their fortunes have fluctuated during his ownership and have been pockmarked by transfer-market missteps blackjack
Lausanne have been both relegated and promoted under Ratcliffe’s regime blackjack
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Inside Old Trafford, there is already a recognition the team has achieved too little and their record in recruitment has been underwhelming since Sir Alex Ferguson retired blackjack
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Sheikh Jassim’s promises will now never be tested but he had pledged to invest more than £1bn (AFP/Getty)Yet a stumbling, stuttering start to this season, the struggles of several recent signings and the reality that around £400m has been spent in the last two summers feels ill-timed blackjack
Accusations United have overpaid are scarcely new but will it prompt Ratcliffe to seek change behind the scenes? The initial noises are that, despite the team’s slump, Ten Hag is seen as far more of a solution than a problem, though it would be instructive to know if that stance were maintained should the next 10 games bring another six defeats blackjack
Shifts in ownership do not always bode well for incumbent managers, whereas the Dutchman has enjoyed the backing of Murtough and the Glazers blackjack
Ten Hag always projects an air of confidence and decisiveness but many at Old Trafford could be forgiven for wondering what Ratcliffe’s investment means and what comes next blackjack
If it has scarcely helped United that they have lingered in limbo for 11 months, since the Glazers put the club up for sale, a boardroom vote could instead bring about a time of uncertainty blackjack
More aboutJim RatcliffeGlazer familyJoin our commenting forumJoin thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their repliesComments1/3How Ratcliffe can reshape Man Utd by addressing pivotal issueHow Ratcliffe can reshape Man Utd by addressing pivotal issueSir Jim Ratcliffe was named in second place in the Sunday Times Rich List 2023PA WireHow Ratcliffe can reshape Man Utd by addressing pivotal issueSheikh Jassim’s promises will now never be tested but he had pledged to invest more than £1bnAFP/GettyHow Ratcliffe can reshape Man Utd by addressing pivotal issueSir Jim Ratcliffe is in line to purchase 25 per cent of the Premier League club AFP/Getty✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today blackjack
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