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Aprs sa victoire 2-0 lors du match aller au Parc des Princes, le PSG se rend Anfield mardi soir (21h) pour disputer le quart de finale retour de Ligue des champions face Liverpool. Prsent en confrence de presse la veille de ce match retour crucial pour les Parisiens, Achraf Hakimi est revenu sur l'importance de Luis Enrique dans le rle qu'il consacre aux latraux.

Twenty-four-year-old pacer Praful Hinge made an explosive IPL debut for Sunrisers Hyderabad, dismantling Rajasthan Royals' top order. He claimed three wickets for ducks in a single over, including Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Dhruv Jurel, and Lhuan-dre Pretorius. This stunning performance, achieved on his first IPL outing, left the opposition reeling and introduced a new talent to the league.

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Here's what's happening this week Inside The Garage: Bristol Motor Speedway (Bristol, Tenn.) Kyle Larson will return to Kansas Speedway this weekend, the site of his last race win nearly a year ago. Well, he has won something in that time. He won a championship. But not a race. In the world of NASCAR Cup Series racing, Larson heads to what should be a discouraging milestone. The highly talented, highly regarded driver has gone 32 races without a race win and returns to the track of his most recent victory. The fact he has had a triumph, though, has certainly mitigated any pain, as he won his second Cup title by finishing the best among the championship-eligible finalists in the 2025 season finale at Phoenix. [NASCAR TAKEAWAYS: Ty Gibbs Captures First Career Cup Victory] The Hendrick Motorsports driver also has had a combined six second-place and third-place finishes, including a third Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway where he led a race-high 284 laps. "Its kind of wild to think its been almost a year since Ive won because I don't feel like we're that bad," Larson said in a virtual news conference five days before Bristol. "Ultimately, celebrating the championship in Phoenix felt like a win in a lot of ways. "We want to get back to Victory Lane. We're working as hard as we ever have worked. We want to win. ... This series is tough. I know a lot of times we've made winning maybe look easy, but it's not. And I've never felt that it was easy. So weve just got to keep working at it." Considered one of the most talented drivers (Larson has 32 career Cup victories) no matter the car, Larson has won in sprint cars and other NASCAR series since his win last May at Kansas. So he has had that winning feeling after several races, not just the championship last November. His team, though, has not. "We're very aware that we haven't won on a Sunday. And yes, the championship is one thing, but we haven't taken the checkered flag in probably a calendar year by now," Larson crew chief Cliff Daniels told me after the Bristol race Sunday. "With our evolution of the team and probably being a little bit more seasoned in how we handle some of these things, I think, more than ever, now we know that we can't get emotional, get sad." Daniels was relatively upbeat Sunday after a race where Larson had a dominant car early. But as the track and conditions changed, he didnt have as strong a car. It was still a weekend that he and Larson could feel good about. "We executed great," Larson told me and other reporters after the race. "I thought our pit crew did an awesome job. ... The way I executed through lap traffic was good with a loose race car. "It could have been worse. And I felt like we made the most out of the day." Larson and Daniels have worked together since Larson joined Hendrick for the 2021 season. They won a championship right away with a 10-win season in 2021. They have won 14 races in the four-plus years since then, as NASCAR moved to the Next Gen car, which has created more parity. The team changed over-the-wall pit crew members last season and have had additional changes to the team for this season when it comes to the engineering staff. "[Daniels] is the most competitive person I know, so I'm sure it's killing him that we haven't won in almost a year now, but I feel like he's doing a good job of harnessing his emotions and keeping us all focused," Larson said. "Because I think if he let loose like maybe he would have if he was still the same Cliff as 2022, the guys would just be beat up and that's never a good thing. I'm super happy with Cliff and super happy with all of our team. It's just we haven't gotten the wins." Larson sits sixth in the Cup standings, certainly a position where he can win a championship from, especially if the team incrementally improves as it continues to learn the new Chevrolet body introduced this year. "We're reasonably solid to start the year," Daniels told me. "There's certainly areas that we can be better. ... You know, how do you eat an elephant? It's one bite at a time. "And our day will come, and our team is going to keep building and getting stronger, and that's the focus." Larson can get on board with that. "I feel like we're really close, like we could have won four to five races in this time span of not winning, maybe even more," Larson said. "It just hasn't happened. So we can't lose focus on the process and just keep working hard." No Talladega For McFarland NASCAR says it wants to see Cleetus McFarland at more short tracks in O'Reilly Series before granting approval for a 1.5-mile track (a higher speed track). So the YouTube star can't do Kansas this weekend to get approved for Talladega the following week. McFarland was hopeful that he could race Talladega based on finishing the Rockingham race on the 1-mile oval. But a few out-of-control moments were apparently a little too much for NASCAR to grant him approval to its top developmental series. McFarland remains approved for all tracks in the ARCA and truck series. "We're all huge Cleetus fans," NASCAR EVP John Probst said in a statement released by the sanctioning body. "We all watch his videos and are certainly very appreciative of everything he's done in our sport and will continue to do in our sport. ... We'd like to see more out of Cleetus in the short tracks. "So we're not saying no [forever], but there is more that we would like to see out of Cleetus before we would approve him for Talladega." McFarland said in a Facebook video post:"I've got a lot to learn ... It's a little bit of a kick in the nuts but I've just got to get out there in other cars and do as much learning as possible." In The News Andretti Global has confirmed it wont field a fourth car for the Indy 500, as Colton Herta cant do the race because Formula 2 has added an event at Montreal for that same weekend. So far, 31 Indy 500 rides have been announced. Abel Motorsports is expected to field car for Jacob Abel. One more Chevy and one more Honda are still possible but not definite. Talladegas first stage will be longer than the final two stages to try to mitigate the fuel-mileage incentives, with the tentative plan being a 98-lap first stage and 45-lap final two stages. The final two stages won't require a fuel stop. Joe Gibbs Racing still has a temporary restraining order keeping Chris Gabehart from performing similar duties from his former JGR competition director role in his new role as chief motorsports officer at Spire. A decision could come this week after the TRO was extended through Thursday. Front Row Motorsports did not appeal Chandler Smiths disqualification from the Rockingham truck race for being too low in post-race inspection. Smith rebounded with a second-place finish at Bristol to take over the points lead. INDYCAR drivers Alex Palou and Pato O'Ward participated in a Firestone tire test last Tuesday at Nashville Superspeedway. It was at Nashville that O'Ward had the lead and then a tire failure. Firestone developed a new right front for Phoenix based on that issue and this test built on what was learned from there. Legacy Motor Club has a new president: JGR Chief Operating Officer Michael Guttilla, who will report to Legacy CEO Cal Wells. Guttilla was a Multimatic engineer for decades and a vice president there before joining JGR in 2023. Legacy and JGR collaborate some as Toyota teams and JGR approved the move. Under The Radar Dawson Sutton slapped the wall in truck series practice at Bristol but rebounded to finish seventh in the race. The next day, he won the CARS Tour pro late model race at the Nashville Fairgrounds. Picture This Social Spotlight They Said It "I've got to tuck my tail and take it on the chin and move on. No one was happy about it." Bubba Wallace on wrecking Carson Hocevar at Martinsville. In Inside The Garage, Bob Pockrass takes us behind the scenes of the motorsports world the way only he can.

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MUMBAI: Former India and Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma has undergone a scan to assess the severity of a suspected hamstring injury, TOI has learnt. His availability for MIs next match against Punjab Kings on Thursday in Mumbai will depend on the results."Yes, Rohit underwent an MRI on Monday morning (at the HL Reliance Hospital) to determine the extent of his hamstring injury. If the results don't look good, he may even miss a couple of matches. The scan results will come by today evening," a source close to the developments told TOI.The 38-year-old retired hurt during MIs 18-run loss to Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the Wankhede Stadium on Sunday. He walked off in the sixth over after scoring 19 off 13 balls, including two fours and a six.Before retiring hurt, Rohit was attended by the MI physio before the first ball of that over. After a brief stoppage for treatment, he returned to face the next delivery, blocked it, and then left the field.Rohit has had hamstring concerns in the past. "I'm not entirely sure yet - perhaps it's a bit of a hamstring issue - but I can't say for certain. I was in the dugout, so I don't have much information on it," teammate Sherfane Rutherford said after the match.Rohit, who recently completed 15 years with MI, has scored 137 runs in four matches, including a half-century. His presence will be crucial for the side, who have lost three of their first four games.

Former No. 1 Daniil Medvedev was fined $7,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct after he smashed his racket seven times during a loss at the Monte Carlo Masters.

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