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International Cricket Council (ICC) Chairman Jay Shah on Sunday inaugurated the Tanzania Cricket Arena (TCA Arena) in Dar es Salaam, marking a historic milestone for the country's cricketing journey. The venue is the first-ever ICC-approved cricket stadium in Tanzania and is expected to play a pivotal role in developing the sport across East Africa.The inauguration also marks the first time an ICC Chairman has visited Tanzania to officially open a cricket venue, underlining the ICC's commitment to expanding the game's footprint beyond traditional cricketing nations.Tanzania gets its first ICC-approved cricket venueLocated at the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), the TCA Arena has been built as Tanzania's permanent home for cricket. The modern facility comprises two international-standard cricket ovals and will serve as the country's national high-performance centre.The venue will be used for: Player development programmesTalent identification pathwaysCoach education initiativesUmpire training and developmentHosting international cricket tournamentsThe project moved swiftly from conception to completion. Land for the stadium was allocated in October 2024, construction began after the groundbreaking ceremony in April 2025, and the facility was completed in July 2026.TCA Arena to host ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Challenge League BThe newly inaugurated venue is set to stage its first major international tournament when it hosts the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Challenge League B from August 8 to August 18, 2026. The tournament is a key qualification pathway towards the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, making Tanzania's debut as a host nation a significant moment for cricket in the region.The inauguration ceremony was attended by Tanzania Cricket Association (TCA) Chairman Dr B.S. Sreekumar, ICC delegates, and senior government officials.Jay Shah hails Tanzania's remarkable progressSpeaking at the inauguration, ICC Chairman Jay Shah praised the Tanzania Cricket Association for its vision and commitment to growing the sport."The inauguration of the TCA Arena is a significant milestone for cricket in Tanzania and demonstrates what can be achieved through vision, commitment and strong collaboration. The progress made by the Tanzania Cricket Association is remarkable. TCA have shown great ambition and determination in developing a modern cricket facility while continuing to expand participation, strengthen its workforce and create better opportunities for players across the country, '' Jay Shah said. "The TCA Arena represents an exciting future for cricket in Tanzania and the wider African region. It will provide an important platform for Tanzania to host international cricket, develop its players, coaches and match officials, and inspire more young people to become involved in the game. The ICC will continue to work alongside Tanzania and its other Members to enhance cricket infrastructure, build local capability and ensure that the opportunities available through ICC programmes are used to create sustainable growth," he added. 'A defining moment for cricket in Tanzania'Tanzania Cricket Association Chairman Dr B.S. Sreekumar described the inauguration as a landmark occasion for the country's sporting landscape."The inauguration of the TCA Arena is a defining moment for cricket in Tanzania. This facility is far more than a cricket ground; it represents a vision for the future of our sport and demonstrates what can be achieved through strong partnerships, commitment and belief. We are proud to provide our players, coaches and future generations with a world-class home for cricket, while creating new opportunities to host international competitions and inspire more young Tanzanians to embrace the game, " Dr B.S. Sreekumar, Tanzania Cricket Association Chairman, said.

CHICAGO Kelly Sheffield did not leave any ambiguity about his stance on the NCAAs new five-year eligibility model.Ive been an advocate for this for a long time, the 14th-year Wisconsin volleyball coach said. I dont know why its taken us so long. Getting rid of waivers and lawsuits and all those things is something that we should all be striving for.From an academic standpoint, an athletes opportunity to pursue a masters degree can be a game-changer in Sheffields eyes. Plenty of Sheffields counterparts elsewhere in the Big Ten are fans of it as well.USCs Brad Keller sees it as an extended opportunity to really grow as a human, No. 1, but also possibly get master programs, things like that. Washingtons Leslie Gabriel thinks of it as one more year of the best years of your life.At the same time, it creates undeniable uncertainty as the Badgers and their peers in Los Angeles, Seattle and seemingly everywhere else plan ahead for future roster construction.UW does not have any traditional seniors. UWs juniors the ones who have not redshirted could theoretically play for three more years instead of two. The sophomores could play for four more years instead of three. The freshmen have a five-year clock without having to redshirt.But just because players can stay at Wisconsin for an extra year under the NCAAs eligibility model does not necessarily mean that they will do so.It's going to be complicated for roster building, just of not knowing, Sheffield said during his Big Ten volleyball media day press conference. I'm not interested in especially with the roster limits of telling somebody at the last minute, Hey, we had a change over here, so we can't do this.Sheffield lightly began those conversations with athletes about whether they might plan to use the fifth year of eligibility.We've had a little bit of, Hey, let's get this on the radar, Sheffield said. This has been something that's changed. We can punt this for down the road if you want to. No big deal, or we can discuss it whenever it is on your timeline.Wisconsins patient approach to the conversations coincides with a recruiting timeline that has historically been quite forward-looking. June 15 of this year was the first day when coaches could contact 2028 recruits, and that point in the calendar for 2029 recruits looms 10-plus months.At the same time, the five-in-five model is only one piece of the roster uncertainty that can change more quickly than the high school recruiting cycle usually moves. UW lost six players via the transfer portal after the 2025 season alone.More: Wisconsin volleyball closer to full strength as Grace Lopez, Egan recoverThe commitments are happening two years in advance of when they show up on campus, Sheffield said. Which means that youre having those conversations about possibly NIL and rev share as well and roster, what does that look like? Youve got four portal windows by the time they commit to the time they get here. Its Looney Tunes.The whole five-in-five model could change, too, in the meantime. Just ask another one of Sheffields counterparts.I think by the time we leave this room, the rule is going to change again, Penn States Katie Schumacher-Cawley said.This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: NCAA's five-in-five can be 'game-changer' for Wisconsin volleyball, others

Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty ImagesAaron Rodgers and DK Metcalf have grown closer as teammates after a private preseason training camp in Idaho.Both Rodgers and Metcalf are ready to run it back with the Steelers in the AFC North after a strong first season together.While there were flashes of brilliance from both stars, their chemistry still needed some work. But it appears both stars have forged a greater connection over the last few months during a private training camp in Idaho.Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty ImagesAaron Rodgers explains newfound bond with DK MetcalfSpeaking on the Pat McAfee Show, Aaron Rodgers addressed his relationship with DK Metcalf and how their bond has improved over the last year.He noted that he has been able to connect further with Metcalf and called him the perfect role model for aspiring NFL players.Hes a specimen From a body-type (standpoint), hes like nobody Ive ever played with. He weighs 230ish Hes an absolute animal. The thing that you realize is, especially after going to Idaho, you have a lot of closeness with guys on the team.But last year, compared to this year, felt like we were teammates, and this year were actually really close friends. Thats been really cool.Not that I didnt love them last year, but weve been able to bond and connect in a different way. It makes a difference. Hes my roommate over here at the dorms.DK has a big heart, and he really cares about doing things the right way. If youre a young player and you want to know what it looks like to be an NFL player and practice the right way, you should watch DKDK Metcalf says Idaho training camp with Aaron Rodgers happened at the perfect timeDK Metcalf followed Rodgers appearance on the show and explained his perspective on the relationship he shares with the former MVP.We definitely got the chance to get to know each other on a more intimate level this offseason. Last year, we were still teammates. I aint wanna mess up. He aint wanna mess up. We were just not on the same page. Its going to be special this yearI think it happened at the perfect time, so we can all go in on the same accord. What we came to do, we spoke on goals, spoke on family, what we gotta get better at, spoke on life. S, thats all I need to hear from somebody.It appears the former All-Pro wide receiver is ready to take on the new season with Rodgers as his quarterback, and wants to make the most of playing with one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time.Read more:NFL podcaster goes off on ESPN for steering Aaron Rodgers away from taboo Dianna Russini subjectAaron Rodgers aims subtle dig at weird Tom Brady during explosive Pat McAfee ShowAaron Rodgers reacts to Stephen A. Smiths apology to Kyrie Irving years after COVID controversy

Before the World Cup settled all arguments, rugby's world supremacy was invariably decided between South Africa and New Zealand.Two former outposts of the British Empire improved the game that England invented, and used rugby to forge their identity and raise their stature on the global stage. The Springboks and All Blacks stopped dancing around each other in 1921 when South Africa arrived in New Zealand by steamship.For the next 75 years, to the dawn of the professional era, the rugby tours to each other's shores were titanic in length and depth, and fervor and controversy.On the 30th anniversary of the last traditional tour between them, the All Blacks are in South Africa, opening an eight-match, six-week expedition on Friday in Cape Town. They and the Springboks will cross the Atlantic for marketing reasons to play the fourth and final test match in the NFL home of the Baltimore Ravens.These are the tours we've only heard of, Boks captain Siya Kolisi said when the tour was announced. To experience this for the first time ... is unbelievable for us as a group.Two-thirds of the 88 total players across both squads weren't even born during the last tour in 1996. Kolisi was 5 years old. New Zealand captain Ardie Savea was 2. But they all know the history and its weight.From the beginning, South Africa-New Zealand matchups set the standard for intensity and tension, enhanced off the field by respect and reverence.The Springboks didn't lose a series anywhere from 1903 until 1956 in New Zealand. The period included their only series win in New Zealand in 1937.New Zealand rugby officials crippled their team's hopes by bowing to the South African government's policy of racial segregation and blocking Maori players from touring the republic until 1970.The lure of winning a series in South Africa outshone all other considerations for New Zealand players, including Colin Meads, acclaimed as the greatest All Black of the 20th century. He had two shots in 1960 and 1970 and was desperate enough to play two tests in 1970 with a broken arm.If you're ever going to play good rugby, you'll play it in South Africa, Meads said in his autobiography. There is always that feeling inside you, as an All Black, that THIS is what it has all been about, that THIS is South Africa and THESE are the players you most want to beat.But as uncompromising and bitterly fought the tours were in the apartheid era, so were the protests from the 1970s onwards which caused division and disruption on an unprecedented scale.When apartheid laws were abolished in 1991 and South Africa was readmitted to international sport that year, the Springboks arranged their first match against, of course, New Zealand.The All Blacks in South Africa enjoyed overwhelming support from Blacks but that diminished after Nelson Mandela backed the Springboks as South Africa hosted and won the iconic 1995 World Cup.The All Blacks, losers in the 1995 final in extra time, returned the next year and finally clinched their first series win in South Africa. The enduring image of that 1996 tour is of All Blacks skipper Sean Fitzpatrick pounding the turf in Pretoria in joy. Fitzpatrick and his 1996 cohorts met the current All Blacks last week with the messages that this tour will be their greatest adventure, and a successful one if they stick together.Springboks favorites for seriesIn tour history, the teams are in lockstep: Both have undertaken six tours, have four home wins, and one win on the other's soil.But the All Blacks will go into the upcoming tests as underdogs, firm No. 2s to South Africa's undisputed No. 1 status.Boks coach Rassie Erasmus has had an eight-year runway to prepare for the series, building enviable depth while winning the last two Rugby Championships and their last 11 tests, their best streak in 18 years. The series will tell Erasmus who has gas in the tank to win a third straight World Cup next year in Australia. He's guiding the Boks in Argentina this week for a last tune-up for the All Blacks.On the other hand, New Zealand coach Dave Rennie has been in charge since only June and for three matches. He's lifted morale at home by having the All Blacks play direct and at tempo. Rennie has rested Savea until the tests and gearing for the tour games against the Stormers, Sharks, Bulls and Lions. Those provincial sides have not played in at least two months and are shorn of their main Springboks but, as usual, their role will be to soften up and expose the tourists.Typical of South African hospitality was the greeting by Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis when the All Blacks landed last Friday.Off the field we will be the perfect hosts and treat you like royalty, he said, but on the field you can expect no mercy.___AP rugby: https://apnews.com/hub/rugby