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عبر الدولي الإنجليزي، هاري كين، عن سعادته بالانضمام إلى بايرن ميونخ قادما من توتنهام، اليوم السبت، بشكل رسمي، وكذلك استعداداته لمباراة السوبر الألماني ضد لايبزيج اليوم.

وقال هاري كين في مقابلة بعد توقيع العقود: “شعرت أنها كانت الخطوة الصحيحة في مسيرتي، عندما تفكر في بايرن ميونخ، تفكر في أحد أفضل الفرق في العالم، أنا متحمس حقًا وسعيد لوجودي هنا، لقد كان يومًا حافلًا، لكنني متحمس للتعرف على ميونخ والفريق والمكان”.

وأضاف: “أنا أتطلع إلى التعرف على زملائي في الفريق، والمدير، والمدربين، بشكل عام، أنا سعيد فقط لوجودي هنا، هذه هي الخطوة الصحيحة في مسيرتي لدفع نفسي حقًا واختبار نفسي على أعلى مستوى، أتطلع إلى هذا التحدي”.

اقرأ أيضًا.. هاري كين يودع توتنهام برسالة مؤثرة

وتابع: “عندما أفكر في بايرن ميونخ، أفكر في نادٍ كبير وكبير، فريق فاز بالكثير من الألقاب، وثقافة فوز جيدة عامًا بعد عام، إنه أحد أفضل الفرق في العالم”.

وأكمل: “كان من الرائع رؤية المشجعين في المطار والمستشفى وملعب التدريب، لقد كان جديدًا بالنسبة لي وكان شعورًا رائعًا، لا أطيق الانتظار لمقابلة بعضهم وأظهر بوضوح صفاتي على أرض الملعب وآمل أن أسجل الكثير من الأهداف لأجعلهم سعداء”.

واختتم بالحديث عن مباراة الليلة ضد لايبزيج في السوبر الألماني: “من الواضح أنني أذهب مباشرة إلى كأس السوبر وأتمنى أن ألعب دورًا ما هناك. لقد تحدثت إلى المدرب لفترة وجيزة، لكنني سألتقي به بشكل صحيح في الصباح مع الفريق أيضًا ثم أحاول الاستقرار، باسرع ما يمكن”

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Principal reforço do Palmeiras para a temporada 2019, Ricardo Goulart vem dando conta do recado já em seus primeiros jogos pelo clube. Autor de um dos gols do time na goleada por 5 a 0 sobre o Novorizontino, na última terça-feira, o meia-atacante tem conseguido manter a boa média de tentos que teve em seus últimos anos.

Artilheiro da equipe em 2019, ao lado de Gustavo Scarpa, Goulart tem quatro gols em oito jogos com a camisa alviverde, onde somou apenas 519 minutos em campo. Um aproveitamento de uma bola na rede a cada duas partidas ou uma a cada 65 minutos de atuação, aproximadamente.

A média, até o momento, é superior a dos últimos clubes brasileiros por onde atuou. No Goiás, em 2012, foram 25 tentos em 63 jogos – 0,39 g/j. Já no Cruzeiro, entre 2013 e 2014, o aproveitamento foi muito parecido, com 34 gols em 102 partidas – 0,33 g/j.

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As últimas quatro temporadas de Ricardo foram atuando na China, o que fez sua média de gols subir consideravelmente. Pelo Guangzhou Evergrande, Goulart disputou 159 partidas e balançou as redes em 104 oportunidades. Um rendimento de 0,65 gols por rodada.

MÉDIA DE GOLS DE RICARDO GOULART NOS ÚLTIMOS TIMES

Goiás – 25 gols em 63 jogos – 0,39 g/j
Cruzeiro – 34 gols em 102 jogos – 0,33 g/j
Guangzhou Evergrande – 104 gols em 159 jogos – 0,65 g/j
Palmeiras – 4 gols em 8 jogos – 0,50 g/j

Two men who have watched Shikhar Dhawan closely over the years say that his positive frame of mind has translated into his prolific streak

Abhishek Purohit13-Aug-2013Ever since he cracked 187 off 174 against Australia on Test debut in March, Shikhar Dhawan has been the hot topic for the year 2013. And he keeps doing stuff that keeps making him a hotter topic. Man of the Series in the Champions Trophy. Another hundred in Zimbabwe. Now, a 248 in a one-dayer in South Africa. How is he doing what he is doing? How is it different from what he was doing all those years in domestic cricket? How is it different from what he did when he first played for India in 2010? Two men who have watched him closely over the years say that mostly, it is all in the head. Call it what you want – frame of mind, confidence, temperament, mental strength, self-belief; Dhawan’s positivity, along with improved shot selection, has translated into this extraordinary comeback, feel Vijay Dahiya and Lalchand Rajput.Dahiya, the former India and Delhi wicketkeeper, knows Dhawan from his days in junior cricket. He has played with him and later coached him. Was Dhawan always special and just ignored or has something critical fallen into place? Dahiya says he has never come across this avatar of Dhawan before.”I have not seen him batting before the way he is now, even in the nets,” Dahiya told ESPNcricinfo. “That kind of batting display is just phenomenal. There is no comparison. Last year, he had a pretty mediocre Ranji season, if you go by the standards he is setting right now. [Dhawan made 461 runs in 11 innings] which I think is alright for an opener in Indian first-class cricket when you end up playing seven-eight games. He had a fantastic Challenger Trophy [a domestic one-day tournament]. But what he is doing right now is something really special.”After a short, unsuccessful stint with the Indian one-day team, Dhawan was out for a couple of years before the sensational Test debut against Australia. Lalchand Rajput, the former India batsman and now India A coach, says that one knock has generated so much confidence, it continues to feed itself and extend Dhawan’s streak.”One good innings against Australia in the Test match … ” Rajput said. “Cricket is a game of confidence. If you are confident, you bat like a dream. Plus, playing the way he did in England in the Champions Trophy … He has gone from strength to strength and is batting at his peak now.”Dahiya concurs, saying not much has changed in terms of ability. “I think it is more mental,” Dahiya said. “I’ll say that skill-wise, he was the same. What I see now is that mentally he has become very strong. He is backing himself. He is extremely confident, which plays such an important role in any sport. He is playing all the shots against all bowlers in any conditions. That shows how confident he is.”Every time you see him batting, it looks like a display of cricket intelligence. A lot of players who make runs sometimes end up playing shots as if they are millionaires and don’t care about the value of their wickets. If you look at him, though, he is beautifully stretching his purple patch and making it count.”Also, I don’t think he is carrying any baggage. That is something you can’t see from the outside yet – the baggage of expectations. Every time he goes out there, he starts beautifully, understands what is required, and goes on from there. He takes his time to build and then flourishes.”Rajput had witnessed a very different Dhawan from close quarters just a year ago, when he was coach on the A side’s tour of the West Indies, where the opener averaged 7.50 in the unofficial Tests. Rajput believes Dhawan has used the time away from the national side to tighten his game.”It is not only mental, it is about selecting the right balls [to go after] as well,” Rajput said. “He has matured now and is never satisfied. He wants to do well every game. Look at his conversion rate. If he passes 50 or 60, he gets a hundred, in Champions Trophy, in Zimbabwe, now as well, big hundreds.”In the West Indies [in 2012], he used to play too many shots too early, and as an opener, that is taking too much risk. He always had the shots but not the selection, but now he knows what shot to play and what to not play. He has really developed control over his off-side game.”Dhawan’s form has lasted half a year now. How long before international bowlers find a chink somewhere? Dahiya does not think that moment, although inevitable, has arrived yet. “Everyone will always have shortcomings,” Dahiya said. “It is for the opposition to figure them out. Right now, he has played against almost all the top sides and it does not look like people have sorted something out. We saw in Zimbabwe in one of the games he got out to a short ball but in the next game he was scoring off them. Again, I will say his frame of mind is brilliant right now.”

Fawad Ahmed pull off a stunning piece of fielding during Australia A’s tight win over Gloucestershire, but his bowling did not make a huge statement

Daniel Brettig in Bristol23-Jun-2013
ScorecardFawad Ahmed had a difficult match with the ball•Associated PressFawad Ahmed provided the single most thrilling moment of Australia A’s tighter-than-it-should-have-been victory over Gloucestershire when he clasped a blinding catch at mid-on to account for a stubborn Gareth Roderick. Unfortunately for Ahmed, it was also the most telling contribution he made to the last match before Australia’s selectors decided whether or not to add him to the Ashes squad that assembles in Taunton on Monday.Match figures of 31.2-9-100-1 for Ahmed told a story almost as barren as the tourists’ second innings fade for 111, against a Division Two team that their captain Michael Klinger conceded was still learning how to play “hard first-class cricket”. There were mitigating factors against the success of legspin in the match, cold temperatures keeping hands cold and an icy wind testing Ahmed’s command of length and pace.Ashton Agar’s left-arm spin fared rather better, though their relative tallies of overs suggested the 19-year-old was not being quite so closely observed by the selectors John Inverarity, Rod Marsh and Mickey Arthur. Ahmed’s best was eye-catching, several leg breaks fizzing past groping bats and some googlies misread as comprehensively by Matthew Wade as they were by the Gloucestershire batsmen.But a tally of two wickets from as many matches on the Australia A tour is the first significant reverse Ahmed has suffered since making his state debut for Victoria last summer and quickly factoring into the calculations of selectors, administrators, marketeers and ultimately Federal politicians, who passed legislation to expedite his application for citizenship last week.Questions about Ahmed’s readiness for an Ashes promotion were chief among those raised by the first long-form match played by an Australian team in England this year. Steve Smith, the stand-in captain while Brad Haddin rested, could thank his pace bowling triumvirate of Ryan Harris, Jackson Bird and the fast-rising Chadd Sayers for ensuring the tour would conclude with three victories out of three, but the tourists were placed under considerable pressure before getting there.On the second evening Dan Christian had taken the initiative well away from the bowlers, inflicting particular punishment on Ahmed. He would only add another six runs to his overnight total before the persisting Harris coaxed an outside edge behind, but after Benny Howell was pinned lbw first ball, a series of partnerships down the order had Gloucestershire creeping alarmingly close to their target, Ahmed’s catch notwithstanding.The last pair of Liam Norwell and Tom Smith had scrounged 36 together by the time Sayers claimed a deserved eighth wicket for the match, granting Wade his fifth catch among 23 byes, the morning session extended by an extra half hour for the taking of the final wicket proving a nervous 30 minutes for a team that had seemed in such command on the first day, declaring after a mere 58 overs then rounding up five early wickets.From there they had to fight the match out. Gloucestershire’s ability to fight toe-to-toe with a conglomerate of Australia’s best young players plus a sprinkling of Ashes tourists provided some disquieting evidence to back up the observation of the former England captain Andrew Strauss about what his side had witnessed down under in 2010-11.”We were surprised at the quality of some of the state sides,” Strauss told the . “Australia used to have a conveyor belt of talent but it was noticeable they were a long way behind where they had been four years previously.”On the evidence of this match there is still a lot of catching up to do, for Ahmed and Australia.

ScorecardNottinghamshire maintained their 100% Yorkshire Bank 40 record as Alex Hales made 72 from 41 balls in a five-wicket victory over Worcestershire under the Duckworth-Lewis method in a rain-shortened match at New Road.A whirlwind innings by allrounder Gareth Andrew, who hit eight fours and two sixes in an unbeaten 62 from 34 balls, gave the home side what seemed to be a workable total of 132 for 5 in 16 overs. Nottinghamshire were then set a reduced target of 127 and despite losing Michael Lumb to a stunning catch by Thilan Samaraweera at short midwicket, they chalked up their third win in the competitionThe scenario was ideal for Hales to dip into his repertoire as a Twenty20 international player and he delivered exactly what Nottinghamshire wanted with eight fours and two sixes before he was caught at point off Moeen Ali.Riki Wessels (28) drove Brett D’Oliveira’s first two deliveries, both full tosses, into the seating at long-on before Jack Shantry claimed his second wicket. There was just a hint of pressure when Daryl Mitchell bowled Samit Patel in a nagging spell of medium-pace but Nottinghamshire had four balls to spare when Steven Mullaney pulled Andrew for the winning boundary.When the game got under way at 4pm, the conditions could not have been more miserable, with a few hundred spectators huddled round the ground as Worcestershire batted first on a cool, murky afternoon.Moeen got them off to a blistering start with 28 in four overs. The left-hander pulled two sixes while taking 22 off five balls from Andy Carter but then made a tame exit when hoisting the seamer’s next delivery to Ed Cowan at wide mid-on. This proved to be a catalyst for collapse as Jake Ball, a nephew of former England wicketkeeper Bruce French, and Patel shared four wickets as Worcestershire added only 13 runs in the next five overs.Patel underlined his value in this form of cricket with 2 for 8 in a three-over spell before rain took a further 75-minute chunk out of the match.On the resumption Worcestershire made the most of the remaining 30 balls, plundering 80 runs in all as Andrew roughed up Patel’s figures with 19 in an over and then took 24 off the last over from Steven Mullaney. Australian newcomer Michael Johnson chipped in 17 towards an unbroken partnership of 80 in 7.1 overs.

Scorecard and ball-by-ball details
Rohit Sharma scored 47 off the last 15 balls he faced•BCCI

Even as Ricky Ponting and Sachin Tendulkar take their time to bed in as an opening combination, Rohit Sharma and Dinesh Karthik carried Mumbai Indians to their third win in four games and the top of the table.Tendulkar finally arrived, in particular with four consecutive boundaries off Ashok Dinda, but the openers fell in quick succession, and it needed a flourish of 65 runs in the last four overs for Mumbai to feel comfortable with the target. Dinda was the victim again as he equalled the most expensive IPL figures by going for 63 runs in his four overs. Mitchell Johnson, then, did the exact opposite by swinging his way through the Pune Warriors top order, which all but sealed the win.With a mix of swagger and desperation, Tendulkar finally got going with his 44 off 29, but Ponting continued to struggle and finished with yet another effort at under a run a ball, taking his tournament tally to 48 at an average of 12 and a strike rate of 73. Around him, though, Tendulkar caused mayhem, especially with Dinda, one of the five bowlers used in the first five overs.Left-arm spin, though, worked for Pune: Aaron Finch began the innings with a three-run over, and Yuvraj Singh got Ponting first ball when introduced in the eighth over. Finch accounted for Tendulkar, who holed out at long-on, in the next over, and Mumbai were 60 for 2 in the ninth. They now needed a bit of rebuilding, which Karthik and Rohit did, but without sacrificing the scoring rate.Karthik equalled the highest run-getter of the tournament with a pulled four off Yuvraj in the 12th over, and then claimed the orange cap with an inside-out four next ball. However, just when the two looked set for the final flourish with a 55-run stand, Karthik fell to the first ball after the second timeout. Mitchell Marsh, introduced just then, came up with the perfect offcutter first up.Rohit, just 15 off 16 then, was ready to strike, and Kieron Pollard was the perfect foil. It was Dinda who let them off the hook decisively with a gentle length ball in the 17th over. Rohit smacked it over long-off, and the flood gates opened. The next one was a slower no-ball, and it sailed over long-on. In the next over, Marsh got the treatment: a four and a six from Pollard, followed by a four and a six from Rohit.Angelo Mathews bowled a fine 19th over, for just nine runs, but handed the ball over to Dinda for the 20th, and Rohit feasted with yet another brace of sixes. The first of those brought up his fifty; in all he looted 47 off the last 15 balls he played. Still, on a flat pitch with short boundaries, this was not a safe total. Mumbai could do with a bit of Johnson.And Johnson it was then with a fast, full, spearing delivery to knock Finch’s middle stump back first ball. In his next over, he demolished Robin Uthappa’s off stump. In between the two events, Uthappa had run Ross Taylor out. At 13 for 3 in the third over, there was too much left for the rest to do.

أعلن نادي بايرن ميونخ إقالة الثنائي أوليفر كان وحسن صالح حميديتش من مناصبهما بعد تتويج الفريق بلقب الدوري الألماني.

ويتولى أوليفر كان منصب الرئيس التنفيذي لـ بايرن ميونخ، في حين يشغل حميديتش منصب المدير الرياضي.

وقد توج بايرن ميونخ بطلاً لـ الدوري الألماني لموسم 2022-2023 متفوقًا بفارق الأهداف على بوروسيا دورتموند، حيث يملك كل منهما 71 نقطة.

ويفيد التقرير أن مسؤولية التخطيط للفريق سيتولاها أولي هونيس وكارل هاينز رومينجيه، ودريسن (يحل محل أوليفر كان)، بالإضافة للمدرب توماس توخيل، ولا يوجد خليفة لحسن صالح حميديتش حتى الآن.

أوليفر كان، كان السبب الرئيسي في إقالة يوليان ناجلسمان من منصبه كمدير فني في منتصف الموسم وإحضار توخيل بديلاً له.

اقرأ أيضًا | رسميًا | المتأهلون إلى دوري أبطال أوروبا 2023-2024 من الدوري الألماني

أوليفر كان نشر تغريدة عبر “تويتر” قبل قليل وكتب: “لا يصدق! تهنئة يا شباب! لطالما أخبرتكم بذلك! قدموا كل شيء دائمًا حتى النهاية ولا تستسلموا أبدًا”.

مضيفًا: “أنا فخور بكم بشكل لا يصدق وبهذا الإنجاز! أود أن أحتفل معكم، لكن للأسف لا أستطيع أن أكون معكم اليوم لأنني ممنوع، إنني أتطلع إلى الموسم المقبل، لن نكون أبطال ألمانيا فقط للمرة الثانية عشر! فلتحتفلوا!”.

وصرح هيربرت هاينر رئيس مجلس إدارة بايرن ميونخ: “لم يكن قرار الانفصال عن أوليفر كان سهلاً على الإطلاق بالنسبة للمجلس، ومع ذلك، وبسبب التطور العام، توصلنا إلى قرار تحديد تعيين جديد في المجلس التنفيذي”.

وأضاف: “أود أن أشكر أوليفر كان على التزامه وأفكاره وعلى كل ما حققناه معًا، سيكون دائمًا شخصية كبيرة في بايرن ميونخ، نتمنى له كل التوفيق في المستقبل”.

Saurashtra captain Jaydev Shah believes his team still have a chance of taking the Ranji Trophy title, despite their poor first day

Siddarth Ravindran in Mumbai26-Jan-2013

Saturday was a thoroughly dispiriting day for Saurashtra. After all the excitement about their first final since Independence, their batting crumbled against a good but unexceptional bowling performance from Mumbai in the first session.There wasn’t much help for the spinners, quick bowler Shardul Thakur’s figures of 12-2-31-0 hide how regularly he sprayed the ball wide of the stumps, while Ajit Agarkar took the new ball but bowled only three overs in the first hour. Only Dhawal Kulkarni posed a consistent threat, keeping the batsmen guessing around the off stump and choking the runs. Several wickets went down to poor strokes: Shitanshu Kotak played a loose shot off the backfoot, Jaydev Shah tucked a harmless delivery straight to midwicket and later, when much of the damage was already done, Kamlesh Makvana slapped a wide ball to backward point.What made it worse for Saurashtra was that bowling is generally considered to be Mumbai’s weaker department, with the hosts missing the experience of Zaheer Khan. Also, Saurashtra’s success this season has been based more on their spinners than the quicks and the Wankhede pitch is unlikely to offer much for the slow bowlers this early in the match.Just one day into the game and Mumbai already look to be certainties for the title. Saurashtra captain Jaydev Shah didn’t share that view, though. “Of course, why not?” he said emphatically, when asked whether he had the resources for a fightback. “Today you can see they were also getting beaten very easily. It is cricket, they can get out for 100 or 200, though 200-250 would have been a better score [from us].”Shah denied that his team was overawed by the occasion and said the toss played a crucial role. “First the pitch was damp, then it dried up, so the toss makes a difference. I have never seen Bombay, who have such a huge batting line-up, decide to bowl. They would not go and bowl, [unless] there is something in the wicket.”In the second session, with the pitch drying up, Aarpit Vasavada and Makvana seemed at ease in the middle, putting up Saurashtra’s only significant partnership of the innings and perhaps pointing to better batting conditions on the second day. Shah disagreed. “It was not easy to score runs. We gave their batsmen eight overs and they just scored about 10-12 runs, so it was difficult for them, too.”For Saurashtra to compete, they will need someone to bowl like Kulkarni did. He cut out the loose deliveries, and generally probed around off, getting the odd one to kick up and others to snake around. It helped him that he got a wicket in his first over itself, when Sagar Jogiyani nicked the ball to slip. “I was confident, got five wickets before this game, so I just carried it forward,” Kulkarni said. “I would have felt great if I had got that five-for [again]. I was bowling well throughout the season, the only thing missing was the wickets.”Like Kulkarni, Mumbai, too, can be pleased with their first day’s efforts. And unless Saurashtra manage to pull off a dramatic turnaround, the whispers around their batting thriving only on the notoriously flat pitches of Rajkot will only get louder.

سقط طرابزون سبور في فخ التعادل مع خصمه بشكتاش، في مباراتهما اليوم ببطولة الدوري التركي.

وتلاقى الفريقان في إطار منافسات الجولة التاسعة والعشرين من الدوري التركي، موسم 2022/23، حيث تعادلا سلبيًا بدون أهداف.

وشهدت المباراة عودة اللاعب المصري محمود حسن تريزيجيه بعد غيابه لعدة أسابيع بسبب الإصابة، حيث لعب كبديل في الدقيقة 56.

وكاد تريزيجيه أن يسجل الهدف الأول في الدقيقة 83، ولكن حارس بشكتاش تصدى للكرة ومنعه من ذلك.

وسنحت فرصة أخرى لـ تريزيجيه، في الدقيقة 91 من عمر المباراة، بعدما سدد كرة رائعة تجاه مرمى الخصم، ولكن الحارس تصدى من جديد. ملخص لمسات تريزيجيه أمام بشكتاش

بتلك النتيجة، حصل كل فريق على نقطة، حيث أصبح رصيد طرابزون سبور 45 نقطة في المركز السادس، بينما أصبح رصيد بشكتاش 56 نقطة في المركز الثالث.