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for sure, they should play at least a second (and maybe even a third) super-over (with mandatory different bowlers and at least one different batsman in the partnership in each of those super-overs)... then, and only then, they can go down to other kind of tie-breakers (and I agree that the most boundaries criteria is probably the best one you can choose)... by the way, now this CWC has gone...those are just ideas for the future... and wow! what a final it's been... I'm exhausted (and my heart is bleeding for the Kiwis)... the Gods of Cricket are certainly from England... NZL didn't have their best offensive inning, but their bowlers were (or, at least, looked) in control for most of the second inning...when zac! 2 of the luckiest sixes ever gave England a chance... and also in the super-over NZL were kind of betrayed by their supposed best bowler, Trent Boult, who gave up 15 runs in 6 balls...probably they should have used Colin de Grandhomme, who today was actually the most effective among the NZL bowlers...

Road Speedskating, Women's Marathon Gold: Francesca Lollobrigida Silver: Johana Viveros Bronze: Sabine Berg Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/628-marathon.html?download=3835:230 women marathon scratch result Road Speedskating, Men's Marathon Gold: Nolan Beddiaf Silver: Bart Swings Bronze: Felix Rijhnen Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/628-marathon.html?download=3836:231 men marathon scratch result

Stage #4 (Les Gets, FRA) Women's Cross-Country Race Gold: Kate Courtney  Silver: Jolanda Neff Bronze: Elisabeth Brandau Men's Cross-Country Race Gold: Nino Schurter Silver: Gerhard Kerschbaumer Bronze: Henrique Avancini

it's not through the world ranking, there will be just a single qualification race in Fukuoka (JPN) next year (around the end of may/beginning of june, I think) for the unqualified NOCs... it's all or nothing... one of the most unfair (if not the most unfair) qualification system among all the olympic disciplines...

drama in Chamonix! Janja's streak finally came to an end in dramatic fashion, after she made an unbelievable and unexplicable mistake in the semifinals, which eliminated her for the first time in her career before the final of a Lead competition... on the other hand, the 15-year young Korean sensation Seo got her first World Cup victory at her second competition ever (last week she was only second to Garnbret in her WC debut)... among the men, instead, the greatest male climber ever, Adam Ondra, won a very difficult competition, where no climber could make it to the top of the route... 2019 Sport Climbing World Cup, Stage #8 (Chamonix, FRA) women's Lead Gold: Seo Chae Hyun Silver: Zhang Yue Tong Bronze: Jessica Pilz Men's Lead Gold: Adam Ondra Silver: Alexander Megos Bronze: Jakob Schubert

Inline Hockey, Women's Tournament Gold: United States Silver: Czech Republic Bronze: Spain Full Tournament Recap http://www.inlinehockey.wrg2019.com/league/14 Inline Hockey, Men's Tournament Gold: United States Silver: Czech Republic Bronze: France Full Tournament Recap http://www.inlinehockey.wrg2019.com/league/8

Road Speedskating, Junior Women's 100m Gold: Sheila Alejandra Muñoz Maza Silver: Almudena Blanco Bronze: Valeria Rodriguez Lopez Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/627-road.html?download=3827:226 jl 100m global result Road Speedskating, Junior Men's 100m Gold: Sabien Tinson Silver: Ivan Galar  Bronze: Lin Jian You Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/627-road.html?download=3828:227 jm 100m global result Road Speedskating, Women's 100m Gold: Geiny Pajaro Silver: Chen Ying-Chu Bronze: Andrea Canon Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/627-road.html?download=3829:228 sl 100m global result   Road Speedskating, Men's 100m Gold: Daniel Greig Silver: Jorge Luis Martinez Morales Bronze: Simon Albrecht Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/627-road.html?download=3830:229 sm 100m global result

Inline Freestyle Skating, Junior Women's Speed Slalom Competition Gold: Ting Yu En Silver: Liu Chiao Hsi Bronze: Romina Salek Esfahani Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/613-wrg19-inline-freestyle-results.html?download=3831:20190713 result detailed protocols speed Inline Freestyle Skating, Junior Men's Speed Slalom Competition Gold: Cheng Yu-Hsiang Silver: Zeng Yi  Bronze: Chou Po-Wei Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/613-wrg19-inline-freestyle-results.html?download=3831:20190713 result detailed protocols speed Inline Freestyle Skating, Women's Speed Slalom Competition Gold: Chen Pei-Yi Silver: Lo Pei-Yu Bronze: Elisa Paoli Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/613-wrg19-inline-freestyle-results.html?download=3831:20190713 result detailed protocols speed   Inline Freestyle Skating, Men's Speed Slalom Competition Gold: Yu Jun Yan Silver: Amir Savari Bronze: Reza Lesani Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/613-wrg19-inline-freestyle-results.html?download=3831:20190713 result detailed protocols speed

Artistic Skating, Quartets Competition Gold: Celebrity Silver: Neovis Bronze: Say Yes Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/640-groups.html?download=3826:2019-07-13-result-quartets Artistic Skating, Small Groups Competition Gold: CP L'Aldea Silver: CPA Gondomar Bronze: Roma Roller Team Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/640-groups.html?download=3834:2019-07-13-result-small-groups

Yasar Dogu Tournament (Istanbul, TUR) Day #3 (Saturday) Champions: Women's Wrestling -53kg: Vinesh VINESH -57kg: Odunayo Folasade ADEKUOROYE -62kg: Henna Katarina JOHANSSON -68kg: Mariya MAMASHUK Men's Freestyle -65kg: John Michael DIAKOMIHALIS -79kg: Alexander David DIERINGER -125kg: Taha AKGUL

that's surely a "tactical" choice...still, I don't like it...

no, they don't say that at all... it's just a banned substance (and as a recreational drug -horrible definition- it's considered a minor infraction, with shorter period of ban -rules say from 3 to 6 months max...he got away with 3, the usual standard for that kind of fault), which doeasn't necessarily mean that it's also a PED (and cannabis abuse's consequences are well known...it makes you way less reactive, so in a sprint race it's not an advantage at all)... and as I said, I'm against any drug and I clearly wrote that I don't want him to be part of our team, so I'm definitely not looking for excuses for Italian people doing extremely stupid things...

yes, it's only a LEN thing... and it only started quite recently, after some lobbying from the bigger Teams...

yeah, greediness at the highest level should be their motto... however, full detailed results are for free and available immediately after the end of any event...

as far as I know, it's always been that way...

wait... cannabis (and especially for sprinters, who need a flashy start) to me is not doping...and I wouldn't call "cheaters" those who get caught for that... actually, taking cannabis befopre a sprint event makes you more damage than benefit... the problem to me is that they are just drug addicted...and I hate drug dealers and drug addicted people...to me, they should all be sentenced to death, as they are a disaster for the entire society, even more than themselves and their family... to me, it's a really different question, that goes well beyond sport and PEDs, it's a real cancer of modern society...

by the way, I just discovered that Italy have 50m Free specialist Vergani on their roster (he's currently banned for cannabis until July 20th)... what a shame! he should have never been selected after he got caught for that...

if you open the various sports pages (go over the big event and look at the pop up window), the lists are there... pool swimming lists are not official yet (I think each Country has until next Thursday to make their final selection), therefore they're not available... for instance, this is the Diving page... http://www.omegatiming.com/2019/18th-fina-world-championships-dv-live-results

Artistic Free Skating, Women's Competition Gold: Rebecca Tarlazzi Silver: Letizia Ghiroldi Bronze: Carla Escrich Sole Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/619-free-skating-results.html?download=3820:13-7-2019-final-free-skating-ladies-seniores Artistic Free Skating, Men's Competition Gold: Luca Lucaroni Silver: Pere Marsinyach Torrico Bronze: Sergio Canales Rodriguez Full Results http://www.worldskate.org/wrg2019/results-wrg2019/category/619-free-skating-results.html?download=3823:13-7-2019-final-free-skating-men-seniores

here you can find all entry lists, results and rankings you want... http://www.omegatiming.com/sports-timing-live-results

if you want to download a program ondemand from raiplay, just go to the tv guide and click on the program you want to download... once its page is open (it doesn't matter if you can't actually watch the program), copy & paste the entire url into pastylink window...wait a few seconds and then choose your download... normally, you have the low (800kbps) quality video and the mid quality (1800kbps) one...sometimes also a high quality stream (but only on a few selected tv series and shows, not for news and / or sport)... please, be careful that pastylink doesn't work if you have an adblock active on their page and that they have some softcore pictures and popup windows...nothing excessive, but it could be annoying if you're not alone... p.s. and as I wrote before, if you want to watch anything online from raiply (or you want to watch it live), Hola extension for Chrome (it's free) works perfectly with that site... p.p.s. only the programs in white are available...if they are in shady grey, it means that they are not available...

so, China, Great Britain and Mexico are the first pairs qualified to the Olympic Games...

http://www.omegatiming.com/sports-timing-live-results

thankfully, a few more interesting things happened on Friday and earlier today in Istanbul... in particular, everything is set for tomorrow's showdown in the men's -74kg, when a new chapter of the rivalry between Frank Chamizo and Jordan Burroughs will be on stage... however, I don't expect anything special, as Chamizo is just coming back from a muscular injury that prevented his participation to the European games just a couple of weeks ago...so, he can't be in the best shape... still, the names involved are always worth watching... and for the joy of our dear friend @hckosice we have a couple of Slovakians on fire as Gulaev made the final in the men's -79kg and Makoev will be in the bronze medal match in the -86kg...

Yasar Dogu Tournament (Istanbul, TUR) Day #2 (Friday) Champions: Women's Wrestling -50kg: Seema SEEMA -55kg: Bediha GUN -59kg: Kumari MANJU -65kg: Forrest Ann MOLINARI Men's Freestyle -57kg: Givi DAVIDOVI -61kg: Rahul Balasaheb AWARE -70kg: Murtazali MUSLIMOV Day #3 (Saturday) Finalists: Women's Wrestling -53kg: Ekaterina POLESHCHUK vs Vinesh VINESH -57kg: Tetyana KIT vs Odunayo Folasade ADEKUOROYE -62kg: Marianna SASTIN vs Henna Katarina JOHANSSON -68kg: Mariya MAMASHUK vs Danielle Suzanne LAPPAGE Men's Freestyle -65kg: Haji ALI vs John Michael DIAKOMIHALIS -79kg: Alexander David DIERINGER vs Akhsarbek GULAEV -125kg: Taha AKGUL vs Nicholas Edward GWIAZDOWSKI Day #4 (Sunday) Finalists: Women's Wrestling -72kg: Buse TOSUN vs Anastasiya ZIMIANKOVA -76kg: Aline DA SILVA FERREIRA vs Erica Elizabeth WIEBE Men's Freestyle -74kg: Jordan BURROUGHS vs Frank CHAMIZO MARQUEZ -86kg: Deepak PUNIA vs Aleksandr GOSTIYEV -92kg: Bendeguz TOTH vs J'Den Michael Tbory COX -97kg: Kyle Frederick SNYDER vs Alì SHABANI