Name: Too wild for the game: Chelsea assistant coach fined
Uploaded: 2018-10-31T10:37:17.fff+05:30
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Description: Chelsea's assistant coach Marco Ianni has been fined 6000 pounds by the Football Association for his wild celebrations in front of Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho during a match between the two clubs on October 20. Ianni's celebration after Chelsea scored an equaliser didn't go down well with Mourinho and led to brawl.

Chelsea's assistant coach Marco Ianni has been fined 6000 pounds by the Football Association for his wild celebrations in front of Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho during a match between the two clubs on October 20. Ianni's celebration after Chelsea scored an equaliser didn't go down well with Mourinho and led to brawl. 

A doctor attached with the Indian boxing team tested positive for Covid-19&nbsp;on Monday. However, test results of all the 11 boxers, including Asian Games champion and world silver-medallist Amit Panghal&nbsp;came out to be negative. All the boxers who had assembled for training in Patiala though will now be retested as they were at the same quarantine facility with the doctor. According to a source close to the team,&nbsp;Dr Patil is completely asymptomatic and should recover soon enough. The same boxers were staring at a possible suspension by the Sports Authority of India for&nbsp;breaching quarantine norms at the Patiala&nbsp;camp.

Former India fast bowler Ashish&nbsp;Nehra&nbsp;feels that ICC's&nbsp;saliva ban has affected James Anderson's swing bowling. In an interview to PTI, he said that during England's 1st Test vs the Windies,&nbsp;Anderson was bowling short of the length at times which he hardly does. That was because the Dukes ball wasn't swinging.&nbsp;The reason being the lack of shine with no saliva being allowed. So, whenever he tried pitching it up, the&nbsp;batsmen were driving him easily. Nehra&nbsp;added that not being able to use saliva when there isn't much perspiration will be a problem. Anderson's strength is to pitch it up and get the ball to swing but he looked half the bowler when it stopped swinging.&nbsp;

It now seems to be a never-ending&nbsp;story as Gareth Bale continues to warm the bench in La Liga. The winger&nbsp;was left out for full 90 minutes in Real Madrid's 2-1 win over Granada.&nbsp;The&nbsp;Welsh international&nbsp;has started just 12 games this season and has not featured in any of Real's last 4 matches. Moreover,&nbsp;Bale has only played 12 minutes since the return of Spanish football in June. Like most seasons, talks of his stay at Real Madrid coming to an end are dong the rounds this time around as well.&nbsp;Real boss Zinedine Zidane wants to sell the winger this summer, but it is believed that Bale isn&rsquo;t prepared to drop his massive 390,000 euros a week salary. According to reports,&nbsp;he is ready to sit out till his contract expires in the summer of 2022.

Australian limited-overs skipper Aaron Finch came up with an interesting solution for breaking the second-grade student's remote learning monotony. Alex Altube, a young cricket enthusiast from the state of Victoria got to work on a special project during the&nbsp;lockdown. Finch through a video message asked the child to prepare a cricket magazine with a detailed explanation of the rules of the game including the different fielding positions and how it is played. As per Alex's teacher Kathryn Taylor, it was his best work for the year and by the looks of it, the student will remember his magazine &amp; work for a long time.&nbsp;

While the Board of Control for Cricket in India is expected to get a new CEO&nbsp;in the next two months, on Monday the officials appointed Hemang&nbsp;Amin&nbsp;as their interim CEO.&nbsp;Amin&nbsp;who is already BCCI's acting&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;Chief Operating Officer was chosen after the board accepted Rahul&nbsp;Johri's&nbsp;resignation last week. He has been handling the IPL&nbsp;operations since 2017 and had reportedly played a major role in doing away with the IPL's&nbsp;opening&nbsp;ceremony last year for donating the money to the Pulwama&nbsp;martyr's families.&nbsp;&nbsp;

It has been almost 8 years that India has cut cricketing&nbsp;ties with arch-rivals Pakistan&nbsp;due to political tensions but PCB&nbsp;chief Ehsan&nbsp;Mani feels that Indo-Pak&nbsp;bilateral series is&nbsp;good for the health of global cricket. Talking to Cricbuzz, he said that India vs Pakistan games are the most-watched cricket matches in the world.&nbsp;However, apart from the International Cricket Council and Asian Cricket Council events, the neighbours do not play against each other due to the policy of the Indian government. Mani&nbsp;added that we all owe to the well-being of world cricket and must not put our short term interests before it. His comments came after many former Pakistani cricketers including Shahid&nbsp;Afridi and Shoaib&nbsp;Akhtar&nbsp;urged the arch-rivals to resume cricketing ties.

Cricket in India has been on a standstill for the 4th straight month now and due to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases in the country,&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;is still finding it tough to figure out the schedule for the remaining year. As the unlock phases progressed in India,&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;was preparing to resume the national camp from mid-July which is now on hold. The decision came&nbsp;after the extension of&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;in many states that rendered&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;helpless. Since March,&nbsp;South Africa ODI&nbsp;series and the India tour of Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;and Zimbabwe have been cancelled. While BCCI&nbsp;was also forced to postpone the cash-rich IPL, they seem determined to host the event later this year. Speculations suggest that if the World T20 gets cancelled,&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;can be hosted in the same window and BCCI&nbsp;might&nbsp;also propose to shorten the India's tour Down Under. Currently, India is scheduled to tour Australia from December 2020 to Jan 2021 to play 4 Tests, 3 ODIs&nbsp;and 3 T20I matches.&nbsp;

13 out of the 17 professional football teams in Colombia&nbsp;have returned with positive Covid-19 tests as the local football association has now paused the plans to restart the season which has been on hold since March. A total of 41 results came out as positive as the teams scampered to get their premises sanitised by the government health officials. All the top club local clubs have been affected as the restart now appears to be postponed yet again. Colombia has seen over 1,50,000 positive cases and over 5000 deaths but experts in the South American nation are predicting a sharp rise in the cases in days to come.&nbsp;&nbsp;

After Virat&nbsp;Kohli's men became the first Indian side to win a Test series Down Under in 2018, BCCI&nbsp;President Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;is confident that India will win this time around as well. During a chat with India Today, Dada said that when Virat&nbsp;Kohli walks in to play with his team, Ganguly&nbsp;doesn't expect them to just play well against Australia, he expects India to win. The former India captain added that though it will be a stronger Australian side this time around&nbsp;but Team India is as good as the hosts. Ganguly&nbsp;believes that the visitors have the batting and the bowling to win again in Australia.

Brazilian football club&nbsp;Chapecoense&nbsp;on Monday was hit by 14 new Covid-19 cases as the stadium, training grounds and all the facilities were locked after getting disinfected. The locker rooms, gym, medical and physiotherapy departments and media area were vaporised&nbsp;by medical personnel as the club is now shut once again. The&nbsp;team&nbsp;was scheduled to play on Sunday in the quarterfinals of a state championship but the match was cancelled after the positive results. The entire tournament was also suspended indefinitely after&nbsp;Chapecoense's striker Roberto was admitted to a hospital. Brazil has seen nearly 2 million cases and over 72,000 deaths as its the 2nd worst affected nation after the United States.&nbsp;

After recovering from Covid-19, World number 1 tennis star Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;made his first public appearance as he was sightseeing in the Valley of Pyramids in Bosnia. The Serbian tennis ace was under fire&nbsp;after he organised a tennis tournament in Croatia amidst the pandemic and later caught the virus himself. Known for his unorthodox views, earlier this year, Djokovic&nbsp;and his wife Jalena&nbsp;advocated natural healing and not vaccinations as a cure for Covid-19 and said that he would not take&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccinations to play tennis.&nbsp;

German side Borussia&nbsp;Dortmund's 19-year-old starlet Erling Haaland&nbsp;was thrown out of a local nightclub in Norway. According to the local press, Haaland&nbsp;who is a heartthrob of many in Norway was asked to leave the nightclub as far too many fans wanted to take pictures with the footballer. As a result, the nightclub owners worried about the social distancing between the guests had asked Haaland&nbsp;to leave the premises.&nbsp;

American football side Washington Redskins have agreed to change their controversial name. The NFL&nbsp;side confirmed that they will get rid of 'Redskins' in their name after a thorough review. The oldest franchise in the NFL&nbsp;was reportedly forced by their sponsors&nbsp;FedEx, Nike, PepsiCo and Bank of America to change their name after&nbsp;over a dozen Native American leaders wrote to the chairman of NFL&nbsp;to change the name. After a severe backlash over the name and with the current mood of the nation over racism, the owners decided to change the name and drop the team logo as they were forced by their sponsors of pulling the funding.&nbsp;

Real Madrid&nbsp;are just 1 win away from winning their 34th La Liga&nbsp;title after they beat a spirited Granada 2-1 to extend their lead to 4 points over 2nd placed Barcelona.&nbsp;Ferland Mendy&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Karim Benzema&nbsp;were on target as Zinedine&nbsp;Zidane's&nbsp;men put up a clinical show to dismiss Granada. With 2 games left to be played in the season, Real Madrid needs to register a win to guarantee themselves their 34th La Liga&nbsp;title. The Spanish giants next play Villarreal on Thursday and can seal their triumph with 3 points as this could be their first league title since 2017.&nbsp;

A late injury-time equaliser from Southampton was enough to dent Manchester United's top 4 aspirations as the Red Devils were held to a crucial 2-2 draw at the Old Trafford. After falling behind early, Ole Gunnar Solkjaer's men fought back strongly and scored twice in the space of 5 minutes to overcome the early goal. The 2nd half too proved to be a dull affair as both teams failed to convert any chances and it looked like Manchester United would gather 3 points. But a moment of madness with the last play of the game, Southampton&nbsp;buried in an equaliser in the 96th min. With the draw, United is 5th on the table behind&nbsp;Leicester City on goal difference.&nbsp;

England cricket coach Chris Silverwood&nbsp;on Monday said that he was not sure if Stuart Broad will be called for the next Test against the West Indies. He credited it to the tough competition for places in the England seam attack. He said that they will know it only after tomorrow's training session.&nbsp;Earlier&nbsp;the 34-year-old was dropped for the 1st Test which England lost on Sunday by 4 wickets. Broad who has taken 485 scalps in 138 Tests for his side stands second on the country's all-time wicket-taking list.

New Zealand&nbsp;Cricket on Monday announced the first post lockdown&nbsp;training&nbsp;camp for the Blackcaps and White Ferns. Country's top male and female cricketers will resume squad training at the NZC's High-Performance centre in Lincoln from this week. The board also announced that the training will be a part of the first of six national camps that are scheduled for the coming winter months. Cricket in New Zealand&nbsp;was on a standstill since March due to the global pandemic. With 22 deaths and 1500 cases, New Zealand&nbsp;is one of the the least affected countries due to the pandemic.

The Court of Arbitration&nbsp;for Sport on Monday confirmed that Manchester City will not be banned from European competition after the club's successful appeal to the highest court for sports in the world. Earlier the court found the English club guilty of&nbsp;breaching Financial Fair Play regulations and banned them from competing in Europe for 2 years with a 30 million euro fine. The fine is now reduced to 10 million euros and the Citizens are now allowed to compete in European football competitions again.&nbsp;

On Sunday Premier League club Crystal Palace's forward Wilfried&nbsp;Zaha&nbsp;took to his social media account to share screenshots of&nbsp;a series of racist messages and Ku Klux&nbsp;Klan pictures sent to him on his twitter handle. The messages that were sent before the club's match against Aston Villa were sent by a 12-year-old Aston Villa fan. The boy was later arrested after Villa registered a 2-1 win against Crystal Palace. While the age of criminal responsibility in England is 10 years, Aston Villa has openly condemned the fan and has issued a lifetime ban against him.&nbsp;

On Sunday, Australian Test skipper Tim Paine who suffered a severe injury in a charity match&nbsp;in 2010 that might have cost&nbsp;him his career, revealed his mental struggles at that point in time. Paine said that he had lost all the confidence and went on to say that while he loved the game when it came to his part, he hated it. Paine who broke his right index finger had not only&nbsp;undergone&nbsp;7 surgeries involving 8 pins, a metal plate, and a piece of hip bone but he also missed 2 cricket seasons. He revealed the hardships he faced in personal life and said that he didn't sleep, didn't eat and that when his wife was away for work he would sit on the couch crying. But regaining his strengths gradually, the 35-year-old who admitted his struggle with negative thoughts&nbsp;was selected in the Test team for the 2017-18 Ashes series and was later made the Test captain in 2018.&nbsp;

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