Record-breaking Atalanta Maintain Lead in Serie A as Napoli Chases Close Behind
Atalanta continued their bid for a historic first Serie A title, securing a club-record 10th consecutive victory with a tight 1-0 win over Cagliari. Nicolo Zaniolo's goal was decisive in the match. Despite their impressive form under Gian Piero Gasperini, Atalanta's performance was criticized after their challenging match against Cagliari, leaving them two points clear in the league with Napoli closely following.
UFC 310 Payouts Highlight Alexandre Pantoja's Leading Compliance Reward of $42,000
UFC 310 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas saw fighters receiving a total of $368,500 in promotional guidelines compliance payouts. Alexandre Pantoja earned the highest payout of $42,000 for his title defense. Payouts are structured by the number of fights in UFC, WEC, and Strikeforce, with amounts ranging from $4,000 to $42,000. Veterans earn up to $21,000, with additional royalties from merchandise sales.
Australia Women Surge Ahead with Record Score Against India in 2nd ODI
In the second ODI of the Australia vs India women's cricket series, Australia set a new record for the highest ODI total against India, scoring 371 runs. Outstanding performances by Georgia Voll and Ellyse Perry contributed significantly. India struggled in their response, ending at 157 runs. The match streamed live on Star Sports and Disney+ Hotstar, leaving India at a disadvantage in the series with Australia leading 2-0.
West Ham's Michail Antonio Recovering After Ferrari Crash Near Epping
West Ham United striker Michail Antonio is recovering after a serious car accident in Essex. The 34-year-old's Ferrari was involved in a single-vehicle collision, but he is stable and conscious. Emergency services swiftly responded, and Antonio is now under medical supervision in a London hospital. Known for his prowess on the field with West Ham and internationally for Jamaica, fans are asked to respect his need for privacy.
Adelaide Floodlights Debacle Causes Frustration in Pink Ball Test
The pink-ball Test match between India and Australia at Adelaide was disrupted twice due to floodlight failures, causing frustration to Indian pacer Harshit Rana and humor on social media. The match, halted during the 18th over, saw Australia prevailing with a strong performance, ending the day at 86/1. Venue managers are investigating the electrical issues as play extended to accommodate the delays.