Manchester City and Argentina legend Sergio Agüero will be leaving City at the end of the season it has been announced. City confirmed their record goal scorer Agùero , who signed for The Blues in 2011 from Atletico Madrid, has scored 257 goals in 384 games for the club, will be seeking pastures new. TheContinue reading “Agüero to leave Manchester City at the end of the season”
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Weekly sports round up
Hello and good morning, here I chief Sports Writer of The Sports Buff, review the previous weeks sporting news. Round up includes a look at the football, snooker and F1.
India vs India ODI; India edge out tourists in a classic to win series
England ended their one day series with India with a narrow seven run defeat to lose the three match series 2-1. In a common theme in the series hosts India were put into bat and unlike the previous two matches were 65-0 after 10 overs, their highest score in the series in the opening powerContinue reading “India vs India ODI; India edge out tourists in a classic to win series”
It was all Whyte on the night
Dillian Whyte produced a classy performance to clinically defeat Russia’s Alexander Povetkin with a fourth round knockout in their Heavyweight clash in Gibraltar. The Jamaican born Whyte, whose sole professional defeat in the heavyweight division was to old foe Anthony Joshua before the defeat to Povetkin, knew a win would only do here. In theContinue reading “It was all Whyte on the night”
India vs England second ODI; brilliant England level series
After being comprehensively beaten in the first game, England’s cricketers impressively levelled the three-game series 1-1 with India by winning by six wickets in Pune. Just like in the first game, it was hosts India who batted first and just like in the first game were able to post an impressive score above 300 (336).Continue reading “India vs England second ODI; brilliant England level series”
Sports and COVID-19
For the past year, it’s dominated our lives and it’s dominated the news headlines too. I am not referring to Brexit, which in amongst itself has been a constant topic on everyone’s lips, I am indeed talking about the Coronavirus (Covid19). What started in December 2019 it’s believed (hence the name) has been a topicContinue reading “Sports and COVID-19”
A match made in heaven
Love, is a very special thing when you are able to feel it in its entirety. Whether it be the appreciation, or the support, love is a magical thing. Premier League giants Manchester City were too in love. They though were yearning for love. That love and support was what they craved so dearly, inContinue reading “A match made in heaven”
James Anderson, the man who can do it on a cold night in Stoke
In cricketing terms, he should have retired a while ago, he’s arguably outstayed his welcome, but England fast bowler James Anderson is like fine wine, as they say, he gets better with age. There are not many other sportsmen that this could be said about, giving this some thought and I would say Juventus forwardContinue reading “James Anderson, the man who can do it on a cold night in Stoke”
My thoughts on WWE
They say it’s fake, it’s not real, but the risks are real. World Wrestling Entertainment or WWE for short is a sport which despite its longevity still catches the public imagination. If you ask Elias, WWE stands for! *chants in a passionate tone* “walk with Elias”. The storylines, subplots, daring moves and overall energy hasContinue reading “My thoughts on WWE”
The over 40’s club
With Pakistan being neighbours to them, many won’t be able to resist the comparisons between Pakistan Super League and the Indian Premier League. This year’s PSL tournament is an example that the youngsters won’t be solely dominating the Super League team sheets, several veterans are blessing the PSL. West Indian legend Chris Gayle (Quetta Gladiators),Continue reading “The over 40’s club”
