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• Wanindu Hasaranga won the ICC Men's Player of the Month award for June 2023.

• Wanindu Hasaranga belongs to Sri Lanka.

• Ashliegh Gardner declared ICC's Women’s Player of the Month for June 2023.
• Ashliegh Gardner belongs to Australia. 

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Alex Hales is an English cricketer.

Alex Hales is the first English batter to score a T20I century.

In August 2023, Alex Hales announced his retirement from international cricket.

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Cristiano Ronaldo's initial season in Saudi Arabia didn't quite meet expectations. Although he scored numerous goals, he didn't manage to secure a trophy for Al-Nassr, an uncommon occurrence for the legendary Portuguese player.

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A stalemate is a special type of draw in the game of chess that occurs when the chess player who has to move cannot make any legal moves to a safe square but is also not in check. Stalemate typically ends the game with a draw—a scenario in which there is no way for either player to win the game.

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Australia's Claire Polosak became the first woman to officiate at a men's Test match on Thursday when she walked out on the ground as the fourth umpire during the encounter between India and Australia in Sydney.

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T20 World Cup for the Blind 2022 (cricket) 

Winner: India (by 120 runs)

Runner-up: Bangladesh

Final held: 17 December 2022

Venue: India

Note: 

Blind cricket is a version of the sport of cricket adapted for blind players.

 

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2021 ICC World Test Championship

Final held: 18 June 2021

Winner: New Zealand (first title)

Runner-up: India

Matches: 61

Participants: 9

 

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Asian Games 2030

Edition: 21th  

Venue: Doha, Qatar

About Asian Games

Held: every four years

Abbreviation: Asiad

Motto: Ever Onward

First event: 1951 (India)

 Hockey introduced: 1958

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2023 ICC Women's T20 World Cup

Edition: 8th

Venue: South Africa

Date: 10-26 February 2023

Final held: Cape Town

Winner: Australia (6th title)

Won by: 19 runs

Runner-up: South Africa

Participates: 10

Matches: 23

Player of the series: Ashleigh Gardner (Australia)

Most runs: Laura Wolvaardt of South Africa (230 wickets)

Most wickets: Sophie Ecclestone of England (11 wickets)

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ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup
No	Year	Hosted by	Winner	Runner Up
1	1988	Australia	Australia	Pakistan
2	1998	South Africa	England	New Zealand
3	2000	Sri Lanka	India	Sri Lanka
4	2002	New Zealand	Australia	South Africa
5	2004	Bangladesh	Pakistan	West Indies
6	2006	Sri Lanka	Pakistan	India
7	2008	Malaysia	India	South Africa
8	2010	New Zealand	Australia	Pakistan
9	2012	Australia	India	Australia
10	2014	UAE	South Africa	Pakistan
11	2016	Bangladesh	West Indies	India
12	2018	New Zealand	India	Australia
13	2020	South Africa	Bangladesh	India
14	2022	West Indies	India	England
15	2024	Sri Lanka