Sports LIVE Updates: Welcome to our live coverage of all the sporting action on Saturday, April 27. Starting with cricket, as we see a double-header in Indian Premier League 2024 - Mumbai Indians travel to take on Delhi Capitals followed by Lucknow Super Giants in action against Rajasthan Royals. On the international front, Pakistan face New Zealand in the fifth and final T20I. In football, the English Premier League sees Manchester United, Chelsea take the field. La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga sides too are in action as the football club season nears its business end. In tennis, Rafael Nadal meets Alex de Minaur at the Madrid Open. Follow live scores and sports news updates from around the world right here
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Jonny Bairstow smashed a 45-ball century in a match that saw the all-time world record of the highest successful T20 run-chase being broken. Relive the Kolkata Knight Riders vs Punjab Kings game in Indian Premier League 2024 through our highlights
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Khadija Shaw picked up her injury during Manchester City's 5-0 Women’s Super League victory over West Ham United last weekend, a match in which she had scored twice in the first half, and will now miss the crucial final weeks of the top-flight campaign
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The FIH had made it clear that the feud between the two bodies "should be resolved today" (April 25) with the help of the government, or Pakistan could face suspension from events
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Carlos Alcaraz was playing his first match on the ATP Tour since March 28 after being unable to compete in the Monte-Carlo Masters and Barcelona Open due to an arm injury
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German automaker Audi reached a deal for a full takeover of Switzerland-based Sauber last month and plans to field a full works team from 2026. Nico Hulkenberg will be “an important building block” in that process and closely involved with developing the 2026 car, Sauber said in a statement
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In what comes as a latest development, United World Wrestling (UWW) has said that the WFI faces another suspension if ad-hoc committee is brought back to run the affairs of the sports body
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