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أعلن نادي ريال مدريد، تشكيل الفريق لمواجهة فالنسيا، في منافسات الدوري الإسباني “الليجا” لموسم 2022-2023.

يحل ريال مدريد ضيفًا على فالنسيا، في مباراة بالجولة الخامسة والثلاثين لليجا، تقام على ملعب “ميستايا”.

ويحتل ريال مدريد المركز الثاني في ترتيب الليجا برصيد 71 نقطة، خلف برشلونة حامل اللقب والذي يملك 85 نقطة.

تعرف على معلق مباراة ريال مدريد وفالنسيا اليوم في الدوري الإسباني

وفالنسيا يتواجد في المركز السادس عشر بترتيب الدوري الإسباني، ولديه في رصيده 37 نقطة. تشكيل ريال مدريد أمام فالنسيا 

حراسة المرمى: كورتوا.

خط الدفاع: لوكاس فاسكيز، روديجر، ميليتاو، ميندي.

خط الوسط: كامافينجا، تشواميني، سيبايوس.

خط الهجوم: ماركو أسينسيو، كريم بنزيما، فينيسيوس جونيور. 

البدلاء: لونين، لويس لوبيز، كارفاخال، ألابا، فاييخو، ناتشو، كروس، مودريتش، فالفيردي، أودريوزولا، رودريجو.

Michael Hussey will not get his desired ODI farewell at least partly to keep Usman Khawaja and Phillip Hughes away from the Twenty20 Big Bash League ahead of the India tour, the national selector John Inverarity has admitted.Inverarity unveiled a curious squad for the first two matches of the limited-overs series against Sri Lanka on Sunday, captained by George Bailey while Brad Haddin resumes as the ODI gloveman in order to allow rest for Michael Clarke and Matthew Wade. David Warner has also been given time off after playing all formats for the past year.Aaron Finch was rewarded for a compelling limited-overs summer so far while Ben Cutting has returned to the national squad for the first time since he was 12th man for the first Test match of last summer. Hussey’s omission despite indicating a desire to play a final round of limited-overs games before he exited the international stage was notable, and Inverarity said the the call was made with an eye on the 2015 World Cup but also the India Test tour that begins in February.”Our intention before two weeks ago was to give Michael a break during the Sri Lankan series and then have him refreshed and ready to come back into the ODIs against the West Indies and then off to India,” Inverarity said. “Of course things changed a bit last week. We’ve talked it over with Mike but the overriding fact is what’s best for Australian cricket and we move forward.”We’re very mindful of the 2015 World Cup and we think these ODIs are very important in terms of players like Usman Khawaja and Phillip Hughes and others having the opportunity being within the team and being in the ODI side rather than playing Big Bash League cricket partly as an opportunity for India for those who are selected. So I think we need to use those places for the future of Australian cricket.”I think we have picked a particularly exciting side. Aaron Finch, and a lot of you have seen him play, there are not many more exciting players than Aaron. When he gets runs he gets them in quite spectacular fashion. Ben Cutting too. I think this is a very very attractive side. How will we know about the best players of the future if opportunity is not invested in them?”Australia’s coach Mickey Arthur had used the term quarantine after the Hobart match when explaining why members of the national squad were not being handed over to their BBL teams in between Tests. There is real concern among the coaches and selectors that a lack of first-class cricket through such a large chunk of the season is harming the development and preparation of both current and potential international players.Haddin’s return to the team ahead of the younger Tim Paine meanwhile provided a reminder that the selectors still valued the New South Welshman’s experience. Inverarity said that Haddin remained the back-up Test wicketkeeper also, and that he would tour should the panel choose two glovemen for India or the Ashes tour of England.”We’re of the view that the two best wicketkeeper-batsmen are Matthew Wade and Brad Haddin. If something happened to Matthew than Brad Haddin would come into the side,” Inverarity said. “We may or may not take two keepers to India and/or England. At this stage, our firm intention is if we take two it’ll be Matthew Wade and Brad Haddin.”Matthew’s a very talented cricketer, very talented keeper and batsman, he’s young and we think he’ll get better and better and this has been the history of Australian cricket, we go back to Rod Marsh starting in 1970-71 and he and Ian Healy and others improved remarkably over the first couple of years. So we are certainly looking towards Matthew to improve, I think he’s keeping well, he’s got good skills and he’ll get better as time goes on.”Another on something of a Test trial over the next month will be the allrounder Glenn Maxwell, who was 12th man for the Sydney Test. Inverarity said he was hopeful that Maxwell’s progress as a cricketer and a spin bowler would gain in momentum.”We’re certainly hoping Glenn Maxwell develops as a batting all-rounder who bowls decent off-spin,” Inverarity said. “He’s a very talented played who we think is likely to improve on a fairly steep incline. We were close to playing him [in Sydney] – It was a close decision – but we thought the best side for this game was the side we put out.”ODI squad George Bailey (capt), Phillip Hughes, Usman Khawaja, Aaron Finch, David Hussey, Brad Haddin (wk), Glenn Maxwell, Steven Smith, Mitchell Johnson, Ben Cutting, Mitchell Starc, Clint McKay, Xavier Doherty.

Mohammad Hafeez has suggested that the decision to leave out R Ashwin, India’s leading limited-overs spinner, for the first Twenty20 helped Pakistan

ESPNcricinfo staff26-Dec-2012Mohammad Hafeez has suggested that the decision to leave out R Ashwin, India’s leading limited-overs spinner, for the first Twenty20 helped Pakistan. India opted to go in with left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja ahead of Ashwin for the match in Bangalore, which Pakistan won by five wickets.”This is the combination, they knew very well what they (wanted), Ashwin was not there in this team,” Hafeez said. “So our plan was that if we play out the new ball, then their spinners are not world-class; I know Yuvraj is in great form, but when you don’t have a world-class spinner then we can dominate.”Jadeja bowled 2.4 overs, including the final one of the game, and was taken for 29 runs, and he contributed only two runs with the bat. “It was a surprise for us that they didn’t play [Ashwin], at the end we are happy that we won the game.”Dhoni, though, defended the decision saying Ashwin was more of a threat with the new ball. “Ashwin has been one of our main bowlers, he had to bowl in the first six overs a lot,” Dhoni said. “Once we had three seamers, we wanted to give Jadeja a chance also, and once the field has opened up in the last two games Ashwin has also gone for runs, [though] he has bowled beautifully in the first six overs.”Only one of Pakistan’s top seven batsmen was a left-hander, another reason Dhoni provided for the decision to leave out the offspinner Ashwin. “They had lots of right-hand batsmen, and if we needed an offspinner, we had Rohit Sharma and Suresh Raina. If we needed an option of a left-arm spinner in case Yuvi had a bad day, we wouldn’t have any option in the XI [if Jadeja was left out].”This was only the second Twenty20 match Ashwin has missed since his debut against Zimbabwe in 2010; the other one was the meaningless fixture against England in the World Twenty20. Ashwin himself was philosophical about his omission: “Even Fernando Torres has to sit out for Chelsea.”

BJ Watling, the New Zealand wicketkeeper-batsman, has said that he is prepared to face a “barrage of spin” on their Caribbean tour. New Zealand left for their tour, which begins with two Twenty20s against West Indies in Florida, on Sunday.Watling, 26, said that he expected the Caribbean pitches to be similar to the ones that Australia played on during their series in April. “I’m preparing for a barrage of spin,” Watling told the Waikato Times. “From what we saw when Australia toured there, and what we’ve been hearing, they [the pitches] weren’t the greatest. They were low and slow, and with a lot of turn.”(West Indies) can perform on the day and have the potential to be very good. We’ll be well-prepared because we’re going to have to be right on our game. The two teams aren’t renowned for their consistency, so we’ll be looking to be the more consistent – we want to come out on top in key situations.”Watling, who made his Test debut in 2009, scored his first Test century against Zimbabwe in January this year. However, he missed the South Africa series due to a hip injury. He said that he was fit and looked to make up for lost time. “It was good for me to get out there and catch some balls, get my workloads up and just good to get outside. The injury felt really good – I tested it out a lot last week and it held up well. I’ve been doing my rehab and it’s got better and better. I will definitely get a decent workout, but I’m confident I’ll get through it.”In Brendon McCullum’s absence, Watling is expected to take the gloves in both the ODIs and T20s on the tour, but in the Tests he would compete with Kruger van Wyk. “I was obviously quite surprised to make the Twenty20 leg – I don’t think my domestic performances have been that great, but now I have the opportunity to prove myself.”Edited by Carlyle Laurie

Australia’s batsmen were briefly discomforted by spin for a second time before rolling to an eight-wicket victory over the WICB President’s XI in the three-day tour match at the Three Ws Oval in Barbados

Daniel Brettig in Barbados04-Apr-2012Scorecard Australia’s batsmen were briefly discomforted by spin for a second time before rolling to an eight-wicket victory over the WICB President’s XI in the three-day tour match at the Three Ws Oval in Barbados.The occasional leg breaks of Nkrumah Bonner produced some moments of unease for the visiting top order on the final morning as they closed in on a paltry target – captain Michael Clarke perished and Ricky Ponting also came close to losing his wicket before the finish. Ed Cowan built up his familiarity with the Caribbean with a tidy, unbeaten contribution.Cowan, Peter Forrest, Shane Watson, Clarke and Ponting all spent a modicum of time in the middle as they acclimatised to the other side of the world, while the bowling attack of Ryan Harris, Ben Hilfenhaus, James Pattinson, Peter Siddle and Nathan Lyon also had reason to be content with their work on days one and two. However the hosts will not be entirely without optimism on the evidence of this fixture.Watson and Cowan had been greeted by a pitch that had sweated overnight and changed perceptibly in its character, offering some bounce to the tall fast-medium of Jason Holder. The visitors were intent on wrapping up a slim target quickly, but Watson soon perished in the chase, pulling Holder to deep square leg.Cowan was not middling everything and sliced one over second slip, while at the other end Clarke did not look particularly comfortable against Bonner. One legbreak would touch Clarke’s outside edge on its way through to the wicketkeeper, bringing Ponting to the crease for another spell in the middle ahead of the first Test. He played one slightly ungainly hook shot to the boundary from Holder, and edged the persevering Bonner narrowly short of slip, but otherwise looked in good trim as he and Cowan closed out the contest.In the end, Australia had won comfortably enough, but not without giving West Indies some reason to harbour hope when the two sides join battle on Saturday.

Dhaka Gladiators opener and Pakistan batsman Imran Nazir was hit on the head by a Peter Trego bouncer during the Bangladesh Premier League game in Chittagong today

Mohammad Isam22-Feb-2012Dhaka Gladiators opener and Pakistan batsman Imran Nazir was hit on the head by a Peter Trego bouncer during the Bangladesh Premier League game in Chittagong.Nazir suffered the blow in the seventh over of Dhaka’s chase against Sylhet Royals when he was on 31. He had a hat on rather than a helmet and immediately went down to the ground holding his head. Minutes later he walked off with physio Vibhav Singh holding an ice-pack on the injured area on the side of Nazir’s head.Nazir was immediately taken to a local clinic where it was found that he was out of danger. The medical reports showed that he had suffered soft tissue damage. As a precautionary measure, Nazir will be kept under observation in Chittagong for an additional day. Dhaka’s next game is against Chittagong Kings at home on February 24.

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Darren Bravo had to wait 10 Tests to reach his maiden Test ton•AFP

West Indies consolidated their hold over the second Test, moving from a position of control to complete dominance by extending their lead to 331 with Darren Bravo, who reached his maiden international ton in his 10th Test off the last ball of the day, and Kirk Edwards laying the platform to shut Bangladesh out of contention through a stand worth 151. On a track where spinners found some turn and bite, the Bangladesh bowlers let themselves down, were not backed up by their fielders and appeared to be beating a retreat with spread-out fields when the need of the hour was quick wickets and a strong comeback.The spin-strong hosts would have been encouraged by the assistance the pitch offered Devendra Bishoo and Marlon Samuels in the morning session; West Indies took little over an hour to polish off the last three wickets of the Bangladesh innings. There were rough patches on either side of the crease that the slow bowlers targeted, and they promised a tougher outing for the batsmen in the second innings. The run-out of Kraigg Brathwaite in the first over and the needless, and failed, attempt by Kieran Powell to clear mid-on after a solid start gave Bangladesh hope of limiting the damage to manageable proportions. But Bravo’s counter-attack, Edwards’ unshakeable determination that only slipped shortly before stumps and a failure to put the pair under pressure cost the home team.Starting with a packed in-field and catchers close in, the Bangladesh spinners tempted Bravo with flight, aiming at the rough, but were caught off-guard as he responded with aggression. Off his second ball, he smashed Shakib over his head and launched him over the long-on boundary in his next over. Shakib slipped his sliders and Nasir Hossain got some turn but their efforts were inadequate against a calculated Bravo onslaught that put Bangladesh quickly on the defensive. He struck Nasir over mid-on, drove him through the covers and pulled him over midwicket, all in the same over. Soon enough, the field was pushed back, triggering a routine flow of runs to those stationed at long-on and long-off.His quest for runs prompted Bravo to nick Shakib to Mushfiqur Rahim and then Imrul Kayes at first slip – both chances were spilled, drawing a smile of resignation on Shakib’s face. Edwards was content to cede the floor to his partner and rotated the strike comfortably, driving through the V, using the sweep and gradually laying the stage for his second century of the game. He was the recipient of a spate of low full tosses from the Bangladesh slow bowlers but also dealt soundly with those that turned; he drove Shakib twice through the extra cover for four and was equally assured on the back foot, punching him to the boundary despite there being a deep cover. Though not one to take unnecessary risks, he surprised a few when he took on Shahadat Hossain, thumping him over mid-on and clearing the ropes.Barring a mistimed pull that landed inches short of Shakib at midwicket, Edwards experienced no major hiccups and looked to become the first West Indies batsman in 10 years to score a century in each innings. His pursuit was cut short by a momentary lapse in concentration when he flicked too early against a full delivery from Suhrawadi Shuvo – who hardly spun the ball – and was bowled.Bravo toned down in the final session, the stream of singles continuing uninterrupted however. Only two fours came off his bat post tea, one a streaky edge off Rubel Hossain – who bowled too short in his return spell – and the other a punch off Shakib past cover. As nightwatchman Kemar Roach kept Bravo nervous company on the day’s dying stages, Shuvo gave him an anxious moment when he scraped past the outside edge in the final over but a cut through point off that last ball that fetched him two drew a roar, an animated celebration and eventually tears, summing up the relief of having reached a most cherished milestone.The reckless top-order approach on the second day, and missed opportunities and lack of effectiveness with the ball on the third, have left Bangladesh facing a formidable challenge of saving the Test, let alone winning it, on a pitch that could get trickier.

تمكن الفريق الأول لكرة السلة في الأهلي من تحقيق فوز صعب بنتيجة 77-72 على حساب الاتحاد السكندري في صالة الأمير عبد الله الفيصل في إطار الجولة السابعة من دوري السوبر المصري لموسم 2022-2023.

وفاز الأهلي بقيادة الإسباني أوجستي بوش على حساب الفريق السكندري تحت قيادة الألماني هنريك رودل في مباراة شهدت تألق البورتريكي والتر هودج صانع ألعاب الأحمر بينما فقد الاتحاد خدمات نجمه أحمد عادل “دولا” منذ الفترة الثالثة لارتكابه 5 أخطاء شخصية مما منح هودج فرصة للتوهج وزيادة رصيده من النقاط إلى 36.

دخل الأهلي اللقاء منقوصًا من خدمات سيف سمير وعمر عزب بداعي الإصابة بينما الاتحاد افتقد إلى لاعبه حاتم البحيري.

اقرأ أيضا..الأهلي يسحق الزمالك في دوري السوبر لكرة السلة

عانى الأهلي في الشوط الأول من اللقاء بسبب إهدار العديد من التصويبات البعيدة وكذلك النسبة الضعيفة في الرميات الحرة بينما تألق يوسف شحاتة في التصويبات الثلاثية لينتهي الشوط الأول بتفوق الاتحاد 34-38.

وفي الشوط الثاني تألق والتر هودج مع ظهور رائع لمؤمن طارق خيري في التصويبات الثلاثية بينما منح عمر طارق الأهلي قوة كبيرة على مستوى المتابعات كما نجح البديل مروان سرحان في تقديم مستوى هو الأفضل له بقميص الأهلي لينتهي اللقاء بفوز القلعة الحمراء.

بهذا الفوز وصل الأهلي للنقطة 14 في صدارة جدول الترتيب بينما يحل الاتحاد في المركز الثاني برصيد 13 نقطة وذلك مع انتهاء الدور الأول من الدور التمهيدي.

الأهلي سبق وأن توج هذا الموسم بلقب دوري المرتبط على حساب الاتحاد الذي رد بالتتويج بلقب كأس السوبر المصري لتستمر المعارك الثنائية بين الفريقين على التتويج بالألقاب في الموسم الحالي.

وكان الأهلي حقق اللقب في الموسم الماضي على حساب الاتحاد السكندري للمرة السادسة في تاريخه.

في تقليد ينتهجه نادي بيراميدز دائما مع جميع أجهزته الفنية، حرص اليوناني تاكيس جونياس المدير الفني السابق على وداع لاعبي فريق الكرة بالنادي بعد قرار فسخ التعاقد معه بالتراضي والرحيل بشكل نهائي.

وحرص تاكيس وجهازه المعاون على وداع اللاعبين وجميع أفراد الجهاز الفني والإداري والطبي، كما التقى بالمدير الفني الجديد، البرتغالي جايمي باتشيكو وتمنى له التوفيق وجهازه المعاون في المرحلة المقبلة، وأن ينجح في قيادة الفريق للمنافسة على جميع البطولات.

اقرأ أيضا..رسميًا.. بيراميدز يعلن تعيين باتشيكو مديرًا فنيًا للفريق خلفًا لـ جونياس

كما عقد تاكيس جلسة وداعية مع اللاعبين أكد خلالها فخره الشديد كونه تولى تدريب هذه المجموعة المتميزة من النجوم الكبار، مؤكدا أنه كان سعيدا للغاية معهم ويتمنى لهم التوفيق في المستقبل.

وأوضح المدرب اليوناني أنه يفخر كونه حقق المركز الثاني مع الفريق في الدوري خلال النسخة الماضية وهو أفضل المراكز على الإطلاق في تاريخ النادي بالدوري، مشيرا إلى أنه سيظل على اتصال بهم ومتابعة مستمرة للنادي متمنيا لهم المزيد من الانتصارات مستقبلا وتحقيق البطولات، وموجها شكره لإدارة بيراميدز على الفترة التي قضاها مع الفريق وكان التعامل في منتهى الاحترافية خلال الفترتين اللتين تولى فيهما قيادة الفريق.

Newcastle United are edging towards completing their first piece of transfer business, following the latest update regarding their interest in Manchester United stopper, Dean Henderson.

Whats’ the word?

According to Manchester Evening News journalist Samuel Luckhurst, the Magpies have all but secured the signing of the Englishman, with sources believing he was in Newcastle on Wednesday to discuss a deal.

Writing on Twitter, the Red Devis correspondent delivered this update on the 25-year-old’s future: “Dean Henderson closing in on a move to Newcastle. Understand he travelled to Newcastle for talks yesterday”.

The report reveals that while a season-long loan deal is the subject of discussions at present, it is said that a permanent transfer has ‘not been ruled out’, with the player said to be available for a fee in the region of £40m.

The northeast side had attempted to secure a temporary deal for the former Sheffield United loanee back in January, although the move reportedly collapse when Martin Dubravka rejected the chance to head in the other direction.

Howe will be delighted

Despite missing out in the winter, it looks as if the St James’ Park outfit are close to getting their man, with that news set to be a real source of delight for manager Eddie Howe, particularly with the deal nearing completion even before the current campaign has ended.

That desire to get the switch done early would suggest that strengthening the goalkeeping department was high on the priority list for the Tynesiders, having failed to settle on a preferred number one this season.

The aforementioned Dubravka has been the go-to man under Howe, although he has only made 25 starts thus far, with Freddie Woodman and Karl Darlow also enjoying brief stints in between the sticks.

That inability to find a settled option is far from an ideal scenario, with the arrival of Henderson seemingly set to alter that, with the £120k-per-week gem having showcased his quality in previous years, despite his current woes.

Having ended last season as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s number one at Old Trafford, an unfortunate stint out with the viral pandemic prior to the start of the current campaign saw teammate David De Gea reinstated, with the Spaniard going on to enjoy a standout campaign to reclaim his first-choice status.

That has restricted the younger man to just three appearances in all competitions this season – none of which have come as starts – with the one-cap international having failed to really progress after his previous two-year loan stint at Bramall Lane.

After helping the Blades to promotion from the Championship in the 2018/19 season, the Whitehaven-born gem was hugely impressive in his debut top-flight campaign the following season, conceding just 33 goals in 36 games and recording 13 clean sheets – the joint-third most in the division.

Dubbed “insane” by former teammate Sander Berge, the highly-rated stopper appears to simply need a settled run of games in order to reproduce that standout form, with Howe and co likely aware of just what a talented prospect they are set to have on their hands.

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