The International Cricket Council (ICC) today announced the resumption of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 supported by Dream 11 for the first time since February 2020, with two series scheduled for next month.
Oman will play host to both series, the first involving Nepal and the USA for six ODIs taking place between 13 and 20 September. The second will see Oman welcome PNG and Scotland between 25 September and 2 October. Each team will contest four matches each during each series with a maximum of eight points available as qualification to the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023 restarts for League 2.
Currently Oman sit on top of the standings with 16 points after 10 matches, followed by the United States in second place with 12 points from 12 matches after cricket in the competition was stopped due to COVID-19. For the full ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 standings click here.

After the conclusion of the year-long delayed Tokyo Olympic Games, the United States of America once again topped the final medal tally furthering its dominance on the Games in recent times. However, a fresh perspective that highlights average medals earned per capita has a surprising island nation on top of the rankings. According to data presented by Safe Betting Sites, the Bahamas leads in average number of medals won per capita at the Summer Olympic Games with an average of 55.75 medals per capita.
The Bahamas Takes Gold In Per Capita Medal Rankings, Finland Takes Silver And Hungary Settles For BronzeThe US has dominated the Olympics in recent times and has the highest all-time medal count with over 2600 medals won in its entire Olympic history. The US’ ranking is not a surprise considering its long-standing position as one of the world’s superpowers. However, when considering a country’s population a perhaps surprising small island nation takes gold medal in the rankings.
The country of the Bahamas takes the top spot on the podium in terms of medals won per capita from the Summer Olympic Games. With a population of only 290,000 in 2020 and a medal tally that includes 8 golds for a total of 16 Olympic medals, The Bahamas have won 55.75 medals per million citizens.

NEW YORK, N.Y. (Wednesday, September 1, 2020) – MLS, MLS WORKS – the League’s social responsibility platform – and Continental Tire are teaming up to support Childhood Cancer Awareness Month with the 8th annual “Kick Childhood Cancer” campaign to raise awareness of pediatric cancers and fundraise for childhood cancer research.

The Kick Childhood Cancer campaign will promote and benefit Children’s Oncology Group (COG) Foundation, the world’s largest organization devoted exclusively to childhood and adolescent cancer research, uniting more than 10,000 experts in childhood cancer at more than 200 leading children’s hospitals around the world. The Kick Childhood Cancer campaign has enabled COG to strengthen research efforts across the entire spectrum of pediatric cancers, including Project: EveryChild – a unique project aiming to capture the biology and outcome data of every child diagnosed with cancer.

​In a study and listing by Track & Field News of the best all-around sprinters of all time topped by Jamaica’s Usain Bolt with his clockings of 9.58 Seconds in the 100 meters, 19.19 seconds in the 200 meters and 45.28 seconds in the 400 meters to give him a total score of 3867 points, African Legend Innocent Egbunike made the list as the 37th best of all time and 5th best from Africa. 
 
With Personal Bests and Clocking’s of 10.15 Seconds in the 100 meters, 20.42 seconds in the 200 meters and 44.17 seconds in the 400 meters, Egbunike stands as not just one of the Top 5 best Sprinters of all time from Africa but as the only African to have held the distinction of holding all three sprint records at various levels in his illustrious career.