Tunisia vs Algeria LIVE streaming info, WAFCON 2024: When and where to watch around the world?
Algeria is second in the group with three points while Tunisia is bottom, after losing its opening match of the campaign.
When and where will the Tunisia vs Algeria WAFCON 2024 match kick-off?
The Tunisia vs Algeria WAFCON 2024 match will start at 5 PM local time (9:30 PM IST) on Thursday, July 10 at the Stade Père Jégo in Casablanca, Morocco
Where to watch the match in Africa?
Where to watch the match outside Africa?
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Hindu
3 hours ago
- The Hindu
Chelsea vs PSG LIVE streaming info: Where to watch FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final? Predicted lineups
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final is set with Paris Saint-Germain taking on Chelsea at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Sunday (July 14 in IST). The clash will be a battle of European champions after PSG beat Inter Milan to clinch the UEFA Champions League 2024-25 title, while Chelsea beat Real Betis in the final of the UEFA Conference League. LIVESTREAM AND TELECAST INFO When will the Chelsea vs PSG FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final kick off? The Chelsea vs PSG FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final will kick off at 12:30 AM IST on Monday, July 14 at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Where to watch the Chelsea vs PSG FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final? The Chelsea vs PSG FIFA Club World Cup 2025 final will not be telecast anywhere in India. The match will be telecast on the DAZN app and website. PREDICTED LINEUPS Chelsea: Sanchez (gk), James, Colwill, Chalobah, Cucurella, Caicedo, Fernandez, Nkunku, Palmer, Neto, Pedro PSG: Donnarumma (gk), Hakimi, Marquinhos, Beraldo, Mendes, Neves, Vitinha, Ruiz, Kvaratskhelia, Dembele, Doue
United News of India
6 hours ago
- United News of India
Tour de France: Tadej Pogacar wins Stage 7
Paris, July 12 (UNI) Tadej Pogacar (UAE Emirates-XRG) swooped back into the yellow jersey with a second stage win in this year's Tour de France after beating arch-rival Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) on the iconic finish climb at Mur-de-Bretagne in Stage 7 Pogacar had more punch than any of his opponents in a tense seven-up sprint as Britain's Oscar Onley (Picnic PostNL) impressed with a solid third place ahead of Austria's Felix Gall (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale) and American Matteo Jorgenson (Visma). Action from Tour De France 2025 - Stage 08 - Saint-Méen-le-Grand – Laval Espace Mayenne will be broadcasted LIVE on EUROSPORT and EUROSPORT HD from 19:45 Hrs (07:45 pm IST) onwards on Saturday, 12th July, 2025. The double Olympic champion Remco Evenepoel (Soudal Quick-Step) was the only of the remaining general classification favourites who could match Pogacar and Vingegaard on the tough double-digit ramp of the final climb in Brittany. But as the gradient eased towards the home straight, and more riders were able to chase back on, the Belgian could only take sixth place in the sprint finish. With the overnight race leader Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Deceuninck) – the last rider to win at Mur-de-Bretagne in 2021 – finishing over a minute back, Pogacar soared back into the race lead. The Slovenian now holds a 54-second advantage over Stage 5 winner Evenepoel in the standings, with Frenchman Kevin Vauquelin (Arkea-B&B Hotels) third at 1:11. Vingegaard – who showed much promise in matching Pogacar's relentless uphill accelerations – is fourth at 1:17, while Dutchman Van der Poel slipped to fifth after clearly suffering off the back of his starring role in Thursday's breakaway. Beyond the indefatigable world champion, Onley was the big winner of the day, the young Scottish climber rising four places to seventh in the general classification (GC) at the expense of Pogacar's UAE team-mate Joao Almeida, who suffered a terrible crash on the fast descent leading up to the finale. Portuguese climber Almeida's back wheel appeared to explode, causing him and around a dozen riders to hit the deck at high speed near the back of the yellow jersey group with around six kilometres remaining of the 197km stage through Brittany. Stage 6 winner Ben Healy (EF Education-EasyPost) was also involved in the crash, the Irishman quickly returning to the saddle but dropping out of the top 10. Australia's Jack Haig (Bahrain Victorious) was forced to withdraw while his Colombian team-mate Santiago Buitrago, like Almeida, plummeted down the standings after conceding over 13 minutes. An 18th career win on the Tour de France also saw Pogacar move back into the lead in the green jersey standings, while his Belgian team-mate Tim Wellens retained the polka dot jersey ahead of back-to-back stages that should suit the sprinters over the weekend. "I'm super happy with the win," 28-year-old Pogacar said. "Today we did almost perfect. It was unfortunate that Joao [Almeida] crashed and I hope he's okay. If he's okay, then it's a perfect day, but if he's not okay, then this victory is for him. Right now, I just wish he's okay." Having finished behind Van der Poel in the Tour's last visit to Mur-de-Bretagne four years previously, Pogacar admitted that he was extra motivated to go one better on Friday. "Me and Mathieu [Van der Poel] both know this finish very well. We both have nice memories from here and we both wanted more or less the same – to win on this iconic climb," he said. "But I think that he may be left a bit too much on the road yesterday, so we couldn't have this rematch [from 2021] but for me the day went super good – just like we planned, and the win is amazing." Operating alongside Van der Poel's Alpecin-Deceuninck, Pogacar's UAE squad kept a tight lid on the day's breakaway of five riders – never allowing the advantage to grow above two minutes. The day's break took well over an hour to form with a fast and furious early average speed of over 54km/h, which meant even an engine as strong as Wout van Aert's (Visma) struggled to make any inroads. Belgium's Van Aert rode in an early move with Swiss champion Mauro Schmid (Jayco-AlUla) but the duo never established a lead of over 20 seconds as the counter-attacks rained down behind. If Van Aert and his Visma team-mate Victor Campenaerts were particularly busy in the opening hour, then so too were Ineos Grenadiers, who, when the day's move finally went away, had their Welsh veteran Geraint Thomas right in the thick of things. Thomas, the 2018 champion, found himself in a five-man break alongside French duo Alex Baudin (EF Education-EasyPost) and Ewen Costiou (Arkea-B&B Hotels), the Austrian Marco Haller (Tudor Pro Cycling), and Spain's Ivan Garcia (Movistar). But with UAE's rangy German rouleur Nils Politt on pacing duties behind, the breakaway never looked like they stood a chance as the mercury pushed over 30 degrees and the race sped past the beautiful Breton coastline. Haller, suffering cramps, was the first to throw in the towel before Thomas then cracked on the first of two ascents up the finish climb – on the opening 15% gradient where local rider Costiou took his chances with 15km remaining. With his fellow escapees all swept up, Costiou was able to cross the line to the sound of the bell with a 20-second advantage, with Wellens adding another point to his polka dot tally behind when what remained of the peloton passed through. The lone leader was caught when the road edged uphill on an unclassified climb before the fast descent towards the foot of the final climb. And it was here where Almeida's apparent rear blow-out wreaked havoc on the back of the main field as scores of riders hit the deck at top speed. Along with Almeida, Bahrain duo Haig and Buitrago, and EF Education's Healy, Spain's Enric Mas (Movistar) also went down hard, as well as Ireland's Eddie Dunbar (Jayco-AlUla), France's Valentin Madouas (Groupama-FDJ) and a handful of others. Despite losing Almeida, UAE took back control through Marc Soler, birthday boy Pavel Sivakov and Wellens, before Ecuador's Jhonatan Narvaez was able to return alongside Pogacar once a select group of nine riders formed after the double-digit pitch. Narvaez led things out for Pogacar, whose pulsating attack had Evenepoel instantly shaking his head while the man in rainbow bands went clear with Vingegaard for yet another one-two finish between the so-called Big Two. "We did an amazing job today – all the team-mates were perfect," Pogacar said. "It was a hot day and we spent a lot of our energy cooling down our bodies. It was also a super fast and a hard day. But we had a plan and we stuck to it. "The team led me out to the bottom of the climb. Normally Joao [Almeida] should be there but he crashed and Johnny [Narvaez] came through for the last kilometre and he did a super job to keep it under control until the last sprint. Back in yellow – and now let's hope for two easy days." UNI RKM
India.com
17 hours ago
- India.com
10 Indian Bowlers With Most Wickets In International Cricket: Anil Kumble At Top, Ravindra Jadeja On 5th Spot, Jasprit Bumrah At...
photoDetails english 2930910 Over the years, India have produced many great bowlers like Anil Kumble, Kapil Dev, Ravichandran Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah and others, who have taken many wickets and played key roles in the success of the team. Here is the list of the top Indian bowlers with the most wickets in international cricket: Updated:Jul 12, 2025, 08:00 PM IST 1. Anil Kumble: 956 Wickets 1 / 10 Legendary leg-spinner Anil Kumble holds the record for the most wickets by an Indian bowler in international cricket. Kumble took 956 Test wickets in 403 matches for India during his glorious career. 2. Ravichandran Ashwin: 765 Wickets 2 / 10 Ravichandran Ashwin, the versatile off-spinner has taken the second most wickets by an Indian bowler in international cricket. Ashwin took 765 Test wickets in 287 matches for India during his legendary international career. 3. Harbhajan Singh: 711 Wickets 3 / 10 Former off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was a key player in the Indian bowling line-up for a significant part of his career. Harbhajan took 711 Test wickets in 367 matches for India during his impressive international career. 4. Kapil Dev: 687 Wickets 4 / 10 Kapil Dev, India's greatest all-rounder and 1983 World Cup-winning captain, was a formidable pacer. Kapil took 687 wickets in 356 matches for India during his fantastic international career. 5. Ravindra Jadeja: 611 Wickets 5 / 10 Ravindra Jadeja has been one of the key players for India in cricket in the last one decade or so. He has taken 611 wickets in 361 matches for India during his impressive international career so far. 6. Zaheer Khan: 610 Wickets 6 / 10 Left-arm pacer Zaheer Khan played a key role in India's 2011 World Cup victory. Zaheer picked 610 wickets in 309 matches for India during his fantastic international career. 7. Javagal Srinath: 551 Wickets 7 / 10 Javagal Srinath revolutionized pace bowling for India and was a match-winner during his playing days. Zaheer picked 551 wickets in 296 matches for India during his impressive international career. 8. Mohammed Shami: 462 Wickets 8 / 10 With his lethal seam movement and pace, Mohammed Shami has been a key pacer for India in the last one decade or so. Shami has taken 462 wickets in 197 matches during his impressive international career so far. 9. Jasprit Bumrah: 453 Wickets 9 / 10 With his unorthodox action and versatility, Jasprit Bumrah has been one of the biggest match-winners for India in recent years. Bumrah has taken 453 wickets in 205 matches for India during his fantastic international career so far. 10. Ishant Sharma: 434 Wickets 10 / 10 Over the years, Ishant Sharma has produced many match-winning performances for India, especially in Test cricket. Ishant has picked 434 wickets in 199 matches for India during his impressive international career so far.
