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NEW DELHI: Shubman Gill issued a worrying update on his neck injury despite returning to action during IPL 2026 Match 14 between Delhi Capitals and Gujarat Titans at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Wednesday. Delhi Capitals chose to bowl first against Gujarat Titans in their IPL 2026 clash at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, continuing their strong start to the season. While DC came into the game with two wins, Gujarat Titans were still searching for their first victory. The match also marked the return of GT captain Shubman Gill after he missed the previous game due to a muscle spasm.Gills injury concern and returnGills comeback was a boost for Gujarat, but his update on his fitness raised some concern. When asked about whether it was the same recurring injury he picked up during India's home series against South Africa, he admitted, "It's much better, thank you. Yes, it's something similar."This suggests the neck problem he faced earlier could still be lingering, even though he is fit enough to play.DC vs GT newsAt the toss, Delhi Capitals captain Axar Patel explained the decision to bowl first, pointing to pitch conditions and recent success while chasing."We will bowl first. We've chased well in the last two matches and this is a fresh wicket. It's been raining; there could be some moisture. Bowl first, have a look at the wicket, restrict them and chase down the score," he saod.Delhi have looked strong so far with back-to-back wins, while Gujarat Titans have struggled, losing both their matches. With Gill back in the lineup, GT will be hoping to turn things around and get their campaign on track, but concerns over his fitness could remain a talking point going forward.

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Hall of Famer Sue Bird watched the W NBA on NBC growing up and now she'll be part of the network's broadcasts of the league.The four-time WNBA champion will be a studio analyst and also host a series of feature stories on NBC and Peacock throughout the league's 30th season which begins on May 8.Ive been circling broadcasting for a long time now, Bird told The Associated Press in a phone interview Wednesday. Given NBCs history and legacy and where the WNBA is now, I am excited to be part of it. "It needed to be the right fit, the right people, the right network."The NBC broadcasts will also feature a version of Roundball Rock John Teshs iconic theme song that was the soundtrack of the networks coverage of the WNBA from 1997 until 2002. It had been used on NBA broadcasts on the network from 1990-2002 before being brought back this year when NBC took over broadcasting games again.NBC Sports has more than 20 games across the regular season, playoffs and WNBA Finals this year.Anytime anyone hears it, whether you're a basketball fan or not, it's really recognizable, Bird said. Turn the TV on as a spectator or fan on the couch, if thats the first thing you hear theres an excitement that comes with it.Birds rookie season in Seattle in 2002 was NBCs last with the WNBA until now.There is no more accomplished player in the history of the WNBA and arguably in all of womens sports than Sue Bird, said Betsy Riley, Senior Vice President and WNBA Coordinating Producer of NBC Sports. Sues knowledge of the game is unmatched and will bring fans closer to the sport they love, both through analysis and storytelling.Portions of Bird's features, which will be a behind-the-scenes- look at the league that is celebrating its 30th anniversary this season, will air on TV with the extended versions available digitally. Bird has hosted podcasts for the past few years and also was on ESPN for six years providing an alt-cast with Diana Taurasi for the women's Final Four and championship games.I really enjoy telling stories as its something that comes naturally to me, Bird said. I cut my teeth on the podcasts Im involved in Birds Eye View. My goal was to tell the stories of these players. Those are the features Im doing with NBC as well.Bird won four WNBA championships in Seattle, where she played her entire 19-year career. She earned 13 All-Star selections and was the league's all-time leader in assists (3,234), starts (580) and minutes played (18,080). Bird was the No. 1 pick by Seattle in 2002 after leading UConn to two national championships in her time at the school. She was enshrined in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2025. Bird also had a decorated international career, winning five Olympic gold medals. ___AP WNBA: https://apnews.com/hub/wnba-basketball

Hall of Famer Sue Bird watched the W NBA on NBC growing up and now she'll be part of the network's broadcasts of the league.The four-time WNBA champion will be a studio analyst and also host a series of feature stories on NBC and Peacock throughout the league's 30th season which begins on May 8.Ive been circling broadcasting for a long time now, Bird told The Associated Press in a phone interview Wednesday. Given NBCs history and legacy and where the WNBA is now, I am excited to be part of it. "It needed to be the right fit, the right people, the right network."The NBC broadcasts will also feature a version of Roundball Rock John Teshs iconic theme song that was the soundtrack of the networks coverage of the WNBA from 1997 until 2002. It had been used on NBA broadcasts on the network from 1990-2002 before being brought back this year when NBC took over broadcasting games again.NBC Sports has more than 20 games across the regular season, playoffs and WNBA Finals this year.Anytime anyone hears it, whether you're a basketball fan or not, it's really recognizable, Bird said. Turn the TV on as a spectator or fan on the couch, if thats the first thing you hear theres an excitement that comes with it.Birds rookie season in Seattle in 2002 was NBCs last with the WNBA until now.There is no more accomplished player in the history of the WNBA and arguably in all of womens sports than Sue Bird, said Betsy Riley, Senior Vice President and WNBA Coordinating Producer of NBC Sports. Sues knowledge of the game is unmatched and will bring fans closer to the sport they love, both through analysis and storytelling.Portions of Bird's features, which will be a behind-the-scenes- look at the league that is celebrating its 30th anniversary this season, will air on TV with the extended versions available digitally. Bird has hosted podcasts for the past few years and also was on ESPN for six years providing an alt-cast with Diana Taurasi for the women's Final Four and championship games.I really enjoy telling stories as its something that comes naturally to me, Bird said. I cut my teeth on the podcasts Im involved in Birds Eye View. My goal was to tell the stories of these players. Those are the features Im doing with NBC as well.Bird won four WNBA championships in Seattle, where she played her entire 19-year career. She earned 13 All-Star selections and was the league's all-time leader in assists (3,234), starts (580) and minutes played (18,080). Bird was the No. 1 pick by Seattle in 2002 after leading UConn to two national championships in her time at the school. She was enshrined in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2025. Bird also had a decorated international career, winning five Olympic gold medals. ___AP WNBA: https://apnews.com/hub/wnba-basketball

Tyson Fury has spoken publicly about the fractured relationship with his father John just days before his return to the ring against Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.The 37-year-old heavyweight revealed that his father has been urging him to hang up his gloves for the past six years."He's not happy. He wanted me to retire in 2020 after I beat Deontay Wilder," Fury told Good Morning Britain on Wednesday."He's got his opinions and he doesn't want me to do it he never has wanted me to do it for the past six years."Fury acknowledged that his father's opposition stems from genuine parental concern rather than any ulterior motive."At the end of the day, that concern's coming from a father, someone's family, someone's blood. For him there's no financial gain from me fighting; it doesn't matter," he told Sky Sports News.Yet the former world champion made clear that stepping away from the sport is not something he can contemplate."But for me, it's everything. It's everything that I've always done, it's everything that I love to do and it's something that I'll continue to do until I've done what I've wanted to do."He described his return as a matter of personal destiny."At the end of the day, every man must bear his own cross and it's my destiny to do," Fury stated.The opposition to Fury's comeback extends beyond his father to the entire family, according to brother Tommy."I think if you asked any one of his family do we want to see him keeping boxing the answer would have been an all around 'no'. That's all the way around the board because we care about his health," Tommy Fury told Bloody Elbow this week.John Fury himself became visibly emotional when discussing the situation with Playbook Boxing last month."My relationship with Tyson is destroyed. Boxing destroyed it completely," he said.The elder Fury insisted money played no part in the dispute."I've never taken 10 off him in my life and I never will. I don't want Tyson's money and I don't need Tyson's money."John Fury offered a blunt assessment of his son's physical condition, suggesting the gruelling trilogy with Wilder had taken an irreversible toll."Tyson has been gone since the Deontay Wilder fights, they finished him. Wilder completely done him," he told Playbook Boxing."When you fight one of the hardest punchers in boxing history three times, it takes something out of you that you never get back. You can't refill that tank to what it once was."He expressed particular worry about Saturday's opponent."Makhmudov is a problem for Tyson. I am the first one to say it."The father pointed to his son's legs as evidence of decline, adding that too many people around Fury were telling him "things that aren't true" rather than offering honest counsel.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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