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سایت بت برو : Michigan State working to keep four-star CB Jaylen Thompson

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Through all the ups-and-downs surrounding Michigan State football this past season, four-star cornerback Jaylen Thompson has remained committed to the Spartans throughout. Now, the Spartans have th…

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سایت بت برو : NFL Nation Fantasy Update – What to expect from Justin Fields, Pat Freiermuth

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It’s hard to believe we are through 10 weeks of the NFL season, and of course there is plenty to digest and discuss in fantasy football as we head into the weekend of games following the Baltimore Ravens’ 34-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday.

Each Tuesday and Saturday during the season, ESPN fantasy analyst Eric Moody will ask our NFL Nation reporters the most pressing questions heading into the weekend and what to make of the fallout after games are played. Who is primed for a big performance, who is impacted by injuries and what roles might change? Here’s what our crew had to say about some of the biggest storylines heading into Week 11.


Should fantasy managers feel comfortable playing Justin Fields in his first game back against the Lions?

Fields carries no injury designation and will be full go against the Lions, likely with only a taped right thumb. This is the longest stretch of games the quarterback says he has missed dating back to high school, and it’s clear the 24-year-old is chomping at the bit to get back under center. Before he got injured, Fields was one of the league’s best deep-ball throwers, completing 13 of 26 pass attempts of 20 or more yards for 332 yards, 6 touchdowns and no interceptions. It’s natural to expect Fields might have to knock off some rust as a passer after missing Chicago’s past four games, but fantasy managers should feel good knowing how much of a threat the quarterback can be with his legs and the issues Detroit’s defense had containing another running QB — Lamar Jackson — earlier this season. — Courtney Cronin

Do you expect Tyjae Spears to continue to get more work with Derrick Henry struggling?

Spears is averaging 11.6 touches per game. The rookie back will continue to get more touches because of the offensive line struggles that result in the Titans consistently being behind the chains. Henry only has 20 or more carries in three out of nine games this season, so it’s clear Spears has cut into his workload. The Titans have moved toward more of a passing offense this season under offensive coordinator Tim Kelly. They’re throwing the ball 30.2 times per game this season, an increase just short of four attempts from last year. That bodes well for Spears, especially on third downs, where his pass-catching ability makes him Tennessee’s best option at running back. — Turron Davenport

What can we expect from the Browns’ skill position players now that Deshaun Watson is out for the season?

Potentially, not much different from what we’ve seen. Remember, Watson missed four games this year with the shoulder cuff strain before the latest shoulder injury, a fracture, ended his season. The Browns will still find a way to get wideout Amari Cooper the ball. Jerome Ford and Kareem Hunt will remain viable fantasy running backs (Ford because of the yards, Hunt because of the short-yardage touchdowns). Tight end David Njoku is capable of big games but isn’t consistently targeted. Beyond that, there’s not much there to utilize in fantasy. But for Cleveland, that’s nothing new. — Jake Trotter

How will the return of Pat Freiermuth impact the Steelers’ passing game?

Even before his injury, Freiermuth was less involved in the Steelers’ offense than he was a year ago. In 2022, Freiermuth averaged more than six targets per game. In four games this season, Freiermuth was targeted four times in three games and just once in the Week 2 win against the Browns. While Freiermuth, who has two touchdowns, should be a boost to the red zone offense, his inclusion isn’t going to drastically change an offense that appears allergic to throwing to the middle of the field. — Brooke Pryor

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سایت بت برو : Big Noon Live: Oklahoma leads Cincinnati in slugfest

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In the past, Oklahoma vs. Cincinnati could have made for an intriguing early-season non-conference litmus test, a matchup between a traditional powerhouse and a rising Group of 5 heavyweight.

Now, though, it’s an important Big 12 showdown, a contest between two teams who will have little chance to build up their rivalry before their paths diverge next season.

‘Big Noon Kickoff’ crew previews huge weekend

'Big Noon Kickoff' crew previews huge weekend

For the Bearcats, the goal is to make a splash in their first game as a Big 12 team. The Sooners, meanwhile, are looking for one last year of conference dominance before they jump ship for the SEC.

It all kicks off what should be a great day of college football, and “Big Noon Kickoff” is in Cincinnati to document it all.

With the pregame show wrapping up, it’s time to settle in for the game, with live in-game analysis from FOX Sports’ Bryan Fischer!

No. 16 Oklahoma (3-0) at Cincinnati (2-1)

Halftime — Notes at the break

If Cincinnati fans were expecting a shootout for their first Big 12 conference game, they were very mistaken after the first half from Nippert devolved into a slugfest between two physical defenses. 

QB Dillon Gabriel was the most consistent source of yards for the visitors from Norman, throwing for 212 yards and the game’s only touchdown while tacking on 8 more yards on the ground. The rest of his backfield was somewhat missing in action, as the team rushed for just 1.9 yards per carry and it felt like every handoff was met by a defender in the backfield.

Luckily for Brent Venables, his defense has been able to pick up the slack to hold the Bearcats to just 2-of-9 on third down while picking off Emory Jones once (the Florida/Arizona State transfer also completed just 13 passes in the half). The Bearcats had just two plays that went beyond 15 yards offensively, and they again struggled in the red zone. Still, it’s remarkably just a seven-point game and there for the taking by either side.

0:11 2Q: 

Woof, Cincy’s red zone issues have continued. They drew a penalty, made some errant throws, and then yanked kick to keep points off the board. Far from how the Bearcats wanted to enter Big 12 play, this has become a real thorn for Scott Satterfield as his offense seems almost allergic to crossing the goal line. The silver lining is at least they’re only down a score despite the uneven offensive effort.

0:58 2Q: Sooners avoid disaster

The Sooners were lucky to punt it away as a Dillon Gabriel lateral was a bounce or two away from Cincinnati scooping up a big play. It’s a big opportunity for Cincinnati to tie things up before halftime with 58 seconds.

1:41 2Q: Playing it safe

The Sooners clearly don’t think UC has any speed to beat them deep. They’re playing everything in front of them and daring the Bearcats to dink and dunk down the field without making a mistake.

05:02 2Q: Picked off!

Just when Cincinnati’s pass game was starting to roll with some nice throws by Emory Jones, the transfer quarterback wound up taking too much of a risk by throwing into double coverage and was picked off. On top of spoiling some nice receptions from Xzavier Henderson and Chamon Metayer, it put UC’s defense back on the field.

8:44 2Q: Sooners settle for three

An errant throw by Dillon Gabriel in the red zone led to a field goal for OU, which Cincy will take after allowing another lengthy drive. The key play was that third-and-19, which Oklahoma improbably picked up on a simple draw. The Bearcats defense has to be kicking itself for not getting that stop as they stayed on the field even longer than they should have.

13:31 2Q: Sputtering Cincy

The Bearcats have punted it away again and Scott Satterfield can’t be happy with how his offense is playing right now (3.4 yards per play). They had a second-and-3 but wound up failing to pick up the first down to put the pressure back on their own defense to get another stop. It feels a little too early to say it’s a dangerous time for the home side, but it feels like this upcoming drive is a critical one.

0:34 1Q: TOUCHDOWN SOONERS!

That was more like what we’ve seen so far this season from Oklahoma on that sixplay, 66-yard touchdown drive that took just 1:47 off the clock. Dillon Gabriel was in the thick of it as the team’s leading rusher, opening up the RPO game considerably as we saw on that pass Nic Anderson took into the end zone. UC’s linebacking corps is banged up and OU is taking advantage by going sideline-to-sideline and seeing if they can catch up.

Dillon Gabriel finds Nic Anderson for a 5-yard TD

Dillon Gabriel finds Nic Anderson for a 5-yard TD

4:23 1Q: Cincinnati has control

Wow, just when OU started to get things going with the ground game, Cincy’s defense came up with a big stop on third down and saw Bryon Threats punch the ball away from Dillon Gabriel to force the fumble. All the momentum on the side of the Bearcats.

7:39 1Q: Bearcats strike first!

Cincinnati still hasn’t done anything offensively — 2.7 yards per play — but the Bearcats took advantage of the short field to knock home the first points of the game and an early 3-0 lead. Not sure if QB Emory Jones is going to settle down given the atmosphere, but it sure seems like he’s a little overeager and not getting a good base on his throws, as he is just 2-of-5 for eight yards on dropbacks.

11:34 1Q: Sputtering start for Sooners offense

Not the start that Brent Venables was hoping for on offense, with the snap hitting Dillon Gabriel in the facemask on third down and the veteran QB doing well enough to even get a pass off to avoid the sack. UC’s defense, playing without star LB Deshawn Pace, looked solid against the run on that first drive as the Nippert crowd made their voice heard.

13:29 1Q: Defense rules

Good first series for Oklahoma’s defense in forcing an early three-and-out. Been a lot of talk about the Sooners’ improved front seven, and you can tell early on they got some solid push up the field as they try to establish themselves in the trenches.

PREGAME SCENE

Unnecessary roughness … Ingram on the Bearcat!

Coach Bob Stoops joins the BNK team.

Former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops helps preview the game

Former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops helps preview the game

Nice try, Coach. 

Surf’s Up!

Oklahoma’s Brent Venables and Bearcats’ Scott Satterfield talk strategy ahead of their matchup.

Brent Venables talks with Jenny Taft ahead of the game

Brent Venables talks with Jenny Taft ahead of the game

Scott Satterfield on what it means to have ‘a seat at the table

Scott Satterfield on what it means to have 'a seat at the table

Ribs for breakfast?!

Nick Lachey had 98 degrees of disrespect for this Sooners fan.

Cincinnati native Nick Lachey is in the house.

Jowon Briggs is hitting all the right notes.

Cincinnati’s Jowon Briggs shows his passion off the field | CFB on FOX

Cincinnati's Jowon Briggs shows his passion off the field | CFB on FOX

Cincinnati Bearcats’ Jowon Briggs discussed his love for singing and his family.

Breaking down eight key unbeaten teams

There’s a “promposal” on the table in Cincy. 

Mark Ingram always knows how to get the crowd hyped!

Pregame party in session …

PREGAME READING

Top 4:

‘Big Noon Kickoff’ crew give their top four teams so far this college football season

'Big Noon Kickoff' crew give their top four teams so far this college football season

Week 4 wagering: Chris “The Bear” Fallica shares predictions for his favorite Week 4 matchups. Read more.

Are they done: Here’s Fallica’s take on Alabama’s “test of humility.”

Jordan Travis on his mentality ahead of the Seminoles meet up with Tigers.

‘Just be us and ball out’ – Jordan Travis’ mentality on Florida State going into Death Valley to face Clemson | Big Noon Kickoff

'Just be us and ball out' - Jordan Travis' mentality on Florida State going into Death Valley to face Clemson | Big Noon Kickoff

Coach Meyer talks key components in the Notre Dame vs. Ohio State game.

Urban Meyer on how Ohio State’s Kyle McCord can succeed against Notre Dame defense | Big Noon Kickoff

Urban Meyer on how Ohio State's Kyle McCord can succeed against Notre Dame defense | Big Noon Kickoff

How Andrel Anthony became an Oklahoma star: WR Andrel Anthony was languishing at Michigan before entering the transfer portal. He eventually found a home at Oklahoma, along with an offense to suit his skill set. Read more from Michael Cohen.

Who scouts are watching in Week 4: Is undersized Oklahoma QB Dillon Gabriel a future pro? He’s only one of several players NFL scouts will be watching closely in a stacked Week 4 slate. NFL Draft expert Rob Rang reveals what he’ll be looking for.

Who will lead the Spartans?

Bruce Feldman on who can replace Mel Tucker at Michigan State | Big Noon Kickoff

Bruce Feldman on who can replace Mel Tucker at Michigan State | Big Noon Kickoff

What we’re watching in Oklahoma-Cincinnati, and the rest of Week 4: Can Oklahoma pass its first real test? Can Colorado and Notre Dame pull off upsets? Our experts share the storylines they’re most interested in during Saturday’s action. Read more.

Contenders or pretenders?: A quarter of the way through the season, it’s a good time to examine each Power 5 conference and analyze which teams are legitimate contenders. Can Oklahoma challenge Texas? Can anyone stop Michigan? And who will emerge in a loaded Pac-12? Bryan Fischer has the story.

PREGAME NUMBERS TO KNOW

2010: The last time Oklahoma and Cincinnati met. The Sooners are 2-0 all-time against the Bearcats.

30: The number of tackles Oklahoma LB Danny Stutsman has this season, which leads the Big 12.

9.3: The average number of points Oklahoma’s defense is allowing per game through three weeks.

+139: Oklahoma has the highest scoring differential in the FBS this season, having outscored opponents 167-28.

3: Rushing TDs this season by Cincinnati QB Emory Jones, which is tied for the most of any Big 12 quarterback.

10: The number of sacks Cincinnati’s defense has through three games, which is tied for second-most in the Big 12 this season.

45.5%: Completion rate the Bearcats are holding opposing quarterbacks to — third-best in the nation.

[More numbers to know in Week 4 games]

And more reading around the sport …

The engine that makes Colorado go: Quarterback Shedeur Sanders has lit a fire in the Buffaloes, just like his father and coach Deion Sanders has done across the entire sport. RJ Young explains the impact of both. 

The next great Buckeyes QB?: Kyle McCord had his best game yet in Week 3, but with No. 9 Notre Dame waiting in South Bend on Saturday, it’s time for Ohio State’s first-year starter to sink or swim. Laken Litman has the story.

Who’s up next at Michigan State?: With Mel Tucker on the way out, here are two potential candidates to take over the Spartans program. Read more.

Bryan Fischer is a college football writer for FOX Sports. He has been covering college athletics for nearly two decades at outlets such as NBC Sports, CBS Sports, Yahoo! Sports and NFL.com among others. Follow him on Twitter at @BryanDFischer.



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سایت بت برو : ACC visits valuable for 2025 three-star TE Logan Farrell

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سایت بت برو : Big Ten’s top 25 players for 2023-24 season: 5-1 – Inside the Hall

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With the official start of practice just a few weeks away, UMHoops and Inside the Hall have once again partnered to bring you our annual preseason breakdown of the top 25 players in the Big Ten.

The series is broken into five parts with one post each day this week. Our fifth and final installment of players 5-1 for the 2023-24 season is available below:

Previously: 25-21, 20-16, 15-11, 10-6

5. Boo Buie, Northwestern (6-foot-2, guard, fifth-year senior)

Buie has seen it all during his four years at Northwestern. The 6-foot-2 guard helped Northwestern to the NCAA tournament and has seen every defensive coverage, taken every shot on the floor and been through all of the highs and lows this sport has to offer. Buie has over 1300 shot attempts in four years and has used at least 24 percent of Northwestern’s possessions in each of his collegiate seasons.

There’s no reason to think he won’t flirt with 30 percent usage again this season, but his chances of ending the year as an All-Big Ten first-teamer hinge on Northwestern’s ability to grind out wins in a similar fashion to last season.

Buie hit a career-high in 2-point shooting last year at 46.7 percent but shot just 31.8 percent from 3-point range on 201 attempts. The next step for him individually is matching that volume while making better than 35 percent of his attempts.

4. Jahmir Young, Maryland (6-foot-1, guard, fifth-year senior)

Forecasting an up-transfer to the Big Ten is always tricky, but Young made the transition look easy.

The 6-foot-1 lefty averaged 15.8 points, 4.6 rebounds and 3.1 assists in his first season in College Park and led the Terps to an NCAA tournament appearance in Kevin Willard’s first season.

Young knows how to balance facilitating and generating offense for himself. His assist rate ranked in the top ten in the Big Ten, but he can also score from anywhere on the floor. He shot close to 38 percent on 3s in conference play last season, ranked 15th in free throw rate (FTA/FGA) and converted at an 83.2 percent clip from the line.

Defensively, he’s one of the better on-ball perimeter pests in the conference. He ranked fifth in league play in steal percentage.

After testing the NBA draft waters, Young is back for a fifth college season and is expected to be the centerpiece on a Maryland roster looking to improve upon last season’s eight-seed in March Madness.

3. Tyson Walker, Michigan State (6-foot-1, guard, fifth-year senior)

Walker is one of the best tough-shot makers in the entire country. Per Synergy Sports, he scored .19 points over expected on his half-court shot attempts last year and shot better than 40 percent on off the dribble and catch-and-shoot jump shots.

Walker cut turnovers out of his game last season, with a 21.2 percent turnover rate down to 10.3 percent, and attempted almost twice as many threes as the previous season. He still connected at a 41.5 percent clip from deep, finishing the year 59-of-142 for the year.

If you are shooting over 40 percent from 3-point range, you generally need to shoot more often. That applied to Walker after his junior year, when he made 47.3 percent of 74 attempts, and still applies to him this year after making 41.5 percent of 142 attempts. There’s no reason that Walker can’t attempt more 3-point shots in his fifth year.

In previous eras, Walker’s impressive play in the NCAA tournament would have felt like the bittersweet end for a player who had put everything together in the closing moments of his career. Instead, he’ll use his COVID year and lead the Spartans for one more year – one with more preseason expectations than we’ve seen for a while in East Lansing.

2. Terrence Shannon Jr., Illinois (6-foot-6, guard, fifth-year senior)

It seemed like a foregone conclusion that last season would be Shannon’s only campaign in the Big Ten, but the Chicago native is running it back for a fifth season.

As a likely second-round NBA draft pick, Shannon’s decision to return to school was likely driven by the NIL deals he secured as one of the best guards in college basketball. And he’ll be worth every penny to the Illini.

Shannon was a problem for Big Ten guards to defend last season as he used his size and shiftiness to get to his spots and score or draw fouls. He had the best free throw rate (FTA/FGA) in the Big Ten, an impressive feat in a league featuring Trayce Jackson-Davis and Zach Edey.

His outside shot isn’t the most consistent – 32.1 percent last season – but it’s good enough to keep defenses honest. As one of the better perimeter defenders in the league and one of the league’s premier open-court scorers, improving his shooting consistency is the key for Shannon in his final season.

1. Zach Edey, Purdue (7-foot-4, center, senior)

There’s not much more to say about Zach Edey, who racked up 22 KenPom MVPs last year, including the first 11 games of the regular season. Edey is returning for another season despite sweeping every national player of the year honor in 2022-23.

Edey let the nation at 17.4 points per game created out of post-ups and anchored a Purdue defense that allowed the 10th fewest shot attempts per game around the basket.

His size and ability changes the floor dynamic in every game. He demands attention from multiple defenders and helped Purdue finish 1st in the Big Ten in offensive rebounding rate, defensive rebounding rate, free-throw rate and free-throw rate allowed.

Purdue fell short in the NCAA tournament with a shocking upset defeat against Farleigh Dickinson. Still, there’s no reason to think Edey shouldn’t be the national player of the year frontrunner again this season.

Filed to: 2023-24 Big Ten preview

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سایت بت برو : How can this benefit my brand? – Sharing lessons sports professionals can learn through sports content

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On this week’s edition, there’s plenty to learn with regards to keeping your content as accessible as possible, optimising repurposed content, keeping content engaging with little effort alongside optimising live chat content through YouTube.

The Lionesses lead by example as to how to keep your content inclusive and accessible

An X post by the Lionesses

Adding alt text to your images across social media makes your content more accessible, considering the algorithms appreciate content that promotes inclusivity 👀

Long story short, the more people that can benefit from your content, the higher it will likely rank across the social media algorithms to make an impression on your current and prospective audience 💡

The best thing about this is that it takes as little as a couple of minutes but makes such a massive difference to audiences that have limitations such as visual impairments ⏲️

For that reason, if you’re a combat sports athlete who has uploaded a recent highlight reel of your training, make sure you alt-text it; if you’re a brand sharing something of a similar brand, alt-text it 🌟

To discover more about the value of alt text, check out this post by Hubspot https://bit.ly/45xZAWR

Nina-Marie continues to lead by example as to how fan-led creators can optimise comments to attract engagement 

Instagram post by Nina-Marie

Nina-Marie has rapidly become a well-known creator across the MMA space who has landed interviews with many UFC stars such as Sean Strickland, Jorge Masvidal, Belal Muhammad and more 👀

The young lady’s content format tends to be very engaging, eye-catching and entertaining. Three themes that Instagram appreciates, and they are often remixed from previous posts as well. Therefore, she’s expanding outside of her niche audience to prospectively grow her demographic 💡

Plus, this means she doesn’t need to put so much effort into her comment section regarding encouraging people to comment. Literally, the content she’s produced speaks for itself. The three best comments will be pinned 📍

To discover other ways to practice Instagram, check out Sprout Social’s most recent post 👉🏾 

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Israel Adesanya showcases how to repurpose content in an engaging fashion on TikTok

TikTok post by Israel Adesanya

The last stylebender has a title defence against Sean Strickland in the next couple of weeks and has utilised a compilation of clips from a press conference they shared last year when Izzy defended his belt against Jared Cannonier 👀

Three themes that worked really well with this involved Israel ending up having the upper hand, an engaging audio to accompany the video clip and a reflective interview of Sean’s fight against Alex Pereria, an opponent that Izzy has a strong history with 💡

To understand more about how the TikTok algorithm works, check out this link from Hootsuite 👉🏾 https://blog.hootsuite.com/tiktok-algorithm/

Sky Sports Boxing illustrate how to optimise live streams through YouTube

Soon coming is the rematch between Liam Smith & Chris Eubank Jnr, and as usual, as a part of the fight promotion the gloves are off 👀

During the live stream, YouTube has a live chat function you can use to optimise comments, and this has multiple benefits 👇🏾

👉🏾 You can repurpose it through other channels

👉🏾 You can share it as a part of other bits of fight promotion (e.g. Athlete avocation, meme marketing)

To discover more ways to moderate live chat through YouTube, click here 👉🏾 https://bit.ly/3qUBDKE


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سایت بت برو : Women’s World Cup power rankings: Usual suspects occupy top 10, can first-timers cause any damage?

Women’s World Cup power rankings: Usual suspects occupy top 10, can first-timers cause any damage?


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It is finally here. The biggest sporting event to arrive on our shores since the 2000 Olympics is now only a few days away from actually starting. The level of excitement is gathering up some speed within the place as we see the branding spread across the major cities of Australia and New Zealand.

With that in mind let’s take a look at how the 32 teams are shaping up coming into the tournament.

1. USA, Group E

The greatest country in FIFA Women’s World Cup history will be set on writing another storied chapter in its record books which was already making novels like Les Misérables look like light reading.

The back-to-back champs will look to make footballing history in August and become the first team to achieve a three-peat in the World Cup. With another SheBelieves Cup victory under their belt seeing them on a nine-game win streak, they appear to be on the right track heading into the tournament.

While debate lingers around who will fill the requirements of captaincy left by Becky Sauerbrunn, the USWNT will still have an experienced core heading to the tournament with Alex Morgan and Megan Rapinoe (who announced her retirement after the tournament) fronting the attack, as well as defender Kelley O’Hara all making it to their fourth Women’s World Cup and hopefully entering their names into football immortality.

United States co-captain Megan Rapinoe.

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2. England, Group D

Despite their recent results against Portugal, Canada and Australia, the Lionesses still appear to be one of the front runners in the eyes of many. Under Sarina Wiegman, England has shown their pedigree throughout her appointment going on a 30-win streak that included their Euro triumph.

The losses of key players such as Ballon d’Or runner-up Beth Mead, captain Leah Williamson and Fran Kirby as a result of injuries and the retirements of Helen White and Jill Scott will be significant, but the majority of that Euro-winning squad from last year has made their way to Australia.

3. Germany, Group H

While a 2-1 loss to Brazil was not ideal but at least respectable, a 3-2 defeat to Zambia will likely have some worried about the two-time Women’s World Cup champions coming into the tournament. Even though the result didn’t go their way, it was clear to see that they dominated the game, but they couldn’t finish their chances until added time, but they should have never been in that situation, to begin with.

Despite the result, don’t count Germany just yet. With the group they’re in, they will likely be able to build momentum and get through into the knockouts with their young yet experienced squad.

4. France, Group F

Sometimes all it takes is one change to completely change an outlook. After it became clear Corinne Diacre’s position as coach was no longer tenable within the national team, she was sacked by the FFF. They appointed then-Saudia Arabia coach Herve Renard to take over with less than three months to go before the Women’s World Cup.

While a limited sample size is hard to go off, wins against Colombia, Canada and Ireland show are definitely indicators that France does have what it takes to go all the way. And while they did suffer a loss against Australia, it still appears to be nothing but Les Bleus skies ahead for Renard and co.

5. Sweden, Group G

The Swedes seem to always play the role of second fiddle within women’s football. In the eight Women’s World Cup previous, they have made the semi-finals in four of them but have been unable to aloft the trophy.

They certainly can make a deep run once more, shown by recent performances against Norway, Germany and Denmark with goals in added time preventing a better record. But they also show that they can be easily beaten as shown by 4-0 drubbings by quality opponents in England and Australia in the last 12 months so it’s hard to gauge what they will do later this month. But history suggests that they will find a way to go far into the tournament.

6. Australia, Group B

For most of Tony Gustavsson’s tenure as Matildas coach, there has been debate about whether he was the right man to lead them into a home World Cup.

Assistant coach Tony Gustavsson of the United States

(Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)

It seems in the last 12 months any doubt over his ability has disappeared as they look to match and better their 2015 performance at a home World Cup. They have won nine out of their last 10, which includes breaking England’s 30-match win streak as well as a win in their send-off match against France.

Certainly, a team in form at precisely the right time and with home soil advantage, Sam Kerr and the Matildas will do their best to leave a legacy to inspire the next generation of Australians.

7. Canada, Group B

The backdrop for Canada’s arrival at the Women’s World Cup is certainly a unique one. The Canadian Soccer Association according to reports being on the verge of bankruptcy as well as still not having a collective bargaining agreement signed has resulted in an interrupted schedule in friendlies.

The reigning Olympic champions come into the tournament after finishing last in the SheBelieves Cup, only achieving a win against Brazil. Although, this was during the period when they took a pay strike which would have affected their preparation.

(Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)

Their most recent game saw them draw against England. With Christine Sinclair likely to play in her last Women’s World Cup, Canada will hope to add to her already esteemed honour roll.

8. Spain, Group C

For a team that first qualified for a Women’s World Cup only eight years ago, La Roja has been in leaps and bounds since then to now be one of the favourites to win it all, largely as a result of only losing one game since their quarter-final loss to England at the Euros last year.

This has been largely in the face of a feud between coach Jorge Vilda and a group of 15 players who have come out against him and the RFEF which has been remarkable given they have beaten the USA, Japan and Norway.

But with the exodus of quality players still from this squad only three of the original 15 have been selected to be in the squad. But with two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas back in the Spanish team after doing her ACL, Spain still has the potential to match their golden generation billing despite the exodus.

9. Brazil, Group F

With coach Pia Sundhage now taking her third country to a Women’s World Cup finals, Brazil will hope that she can once again lead her side beyond the quarter-finals of the tournament for the first time since 2007.

The Copa America Femenina champions have gotten recent victories over Germany in a friendly as well as Japan as a part of their campaign in the SheBelieves Cup which would see them finish third in the tournament. With legend Marta likely to play in her sixth Women’s World Cup, Brazil will hope that she can extend her goal tally record to remain at the top of goals scored at a FIFA World Cup and lead them into the knockouts.

Alanna Kennedy of the Matildas and Marta Vieira Da Silva of Brazil embrace

Alanna Kennedy of the Matildas and Marta Vieira Da Silva of Brazil embrace.(Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

10. Denmark, Group D

It appears for the men’s and women’s teams, the status of being the dark horse is inescapable for Denmark. While the men crashed out in the group stage, the women appear likely to go further than what happened in Qatar.

Despite not making an appearance in the last three editions of the Women’s World Cup, Denmark has shown to be a formidable side in recent years, beating both Sweden and Japan in recent friendlies although their most recent one saw a loss to Spain.

Fielding a young squad coming into the tournament with only three players being over the age of 30, the hope is that Denmark can pick up from they left off in 2007 and go further than their group stage exit.

11. Netherlands, Group E

While Arsenal star Vivianne Miedema may be unable to play in the tournament, the Dutch still boast a quality side that is capable of matching their performance from four years ago.

With 4-1 and 5-0 wins against Poland and Belgium respectively, they have shown their ability to score without Miedema and score plenty, although a win against a top-10 opponent has alluded them in recent times.

If the USA were not in their group, then they would likely be the favourite to finish top despite the high quality of opponents that sat in Pot 1 which will make their potential knockout stage matches a lot harder to get through if they make it back to the Final.

12. Norway, Group A

With Ada Hegerberg now well entrenched once more with the Norway team after her five-year absence from the team, Norway will look to return to the glory days of the early 1990s which saw them win a Women’s World Cup, particularly after being knocked out in the group stage of last year’s Euros.

Although having some mixed results in recent friendlies with a win against Portugal, against higher-ranked opponents they have drawn with Sweden and lost to Spain. They should be expected to get out of the group being the highest-ranked team in their group.

13. Japan, Group C

While the Nadeshiko are unlikely to replicate their 2011 performance which saw them become champions, the new generation of players that have come in have shown an ability to contend with higher-ranked opponents. Finishing runners-up in the SheBelieves Cup with a win against Brazil which saw them finish ahead of Brazil and Canada while demolishing Panama 5-0 showing the beginnings of the new generation under Futoshi Ikeda.

With their captain Saki Kumagai being the only player over 30 in the squad, it will serve as an opportunity for the majority of the squad to have experience at an international tournament and improve upon the 2019 result. This is with the hope that in four years that they will have a better chance of emulating their 2011 campaign with the core of this squad.

14. Italy, Group G

Italy are a difficult side to pinpoint coming into the Women’s World Cup. A team capable of going far as shown by their quarter-final appearance in its last edition in 2019 but also been knocked out in the group stage at last year’s Euros showing their juxtaposition in major tournaments.

They do have form on their side with wins against New Zealand and Colombia but have also drawn to Morocco which is a game they probably should have won. They are heavily predicted to get through to the knockouts but it won’t be a shock if they repeat their Euro form here and do not get there.

15. South Korea, Group H

Coming into the tournament, South Korea has largely remained under the radar and could prove to be one of the teams that could make a surprise run into the knockouts. They have won their previous three matches but these were against teams that they were expected to beat in Zambia (twice) and Haiti. With the group they are in, they appear likely to finish behind Germany and make the knockout stages for the second time in their history.

16. Switzerland, Group A

The Swiss have been extremely consistent coming into the tournament, however, this consistency is in an ability to draw matches rather than it is to win them, having drawn all their friendlies in 2023 bar one which they would lose.

While not letting other teams beat them and being able to match the other teams is often a good thing, when it’s against the likes of Morocco and Zambia which they should be winning they may be a slight concern. Although with the quality of teams within Group A, they still appear likely to make it through the knockout stage.

17. Colombia, Group H

After returning to the Women’s World Cup after missing 2019, Colombia will hope to once again make the knockout stage with the Las Cafeteras. Had the votes gone a different way back in June 2020, it would be them playing on home soil for this year’s tournament, but they instead journey to Australia to compete.

While unable to secure good results against European teams like France or Italy, they still have kept up some form with a win against Panama. While their preparation was cut short when playing Ireland with their friendly called off during the match, it shouldn’t have too much of an impact on their performance in the tournament.

18. Ireland, Group B

For the first time since 2002, Ireland will once again be competing in a senior FIFA tournament with this being the first appearance for their women’s team. In the most recent international windows, they only managed one win which was a 3-2 result against Zambia while the rest were losses to the USA and France as well as an in-game cancellation against Colombia after only roughly 25 minutes of game time.

Group B will be a tough group for the Irish to crack given the likely stronghold Australia and Canada will have on it but it’s not out of the question for an Irish upset.

19. China, Group D

For every Women’s World Cup that China has made an appearance in, they have made it to the knockout stages every time and they will hope to continue this streak for another four years. Playing in Asia suits China with their only wins for the year coming from a set of friendlies played against Russia at home.

While outside of China, it appears to be a difficult obstacle to play overseas as shown by losses to Brazil and Spain. While they may struggle to keep the knockout stage streak alive in this tournament, they still are Asian champions for a reason and they’ll certainly help add to the hype surrounding Group D being the group of death.

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20. Portugal, Group E

While qualifying the long way around through the inter-continental playoffs, Portugal will have a point to prove in the maiden appearance at the Women’s World Cup. Taking care of business against Ukraine with a 2-0 win as well as a draw against England certainly shows they are capable of matching the very best as well.

Despite being drawn into a group with the USA and the Netherlands, they can certainly challenge either side and potentially take one of the two spots to progress to the knockouts.

21. Argentina, Group G

Wins against Venezuela and Peru in their most recent friendlies show the consistency of the La Albiceleste in performances against their continental opponents. Despite playing in three Women’s World Cups, they too have not gained three points after one of their games.

But what serves as an advantage compared to most countries will be their experience in playing within New Zealand. During the inter-continental playoff period, they would play three matches and win all three. If they can replicate that form in a couple of weeks, then can finally reach the knockout stage for the first time on their fourth appearance at the Women’s World Cup.

22. New Zealand, Group A

The Football Ferns will undoubtedly make for an interesting storyline in the tournament.

Every host country in Women’s World Cup history has made the knockout stage. Whilst this should be a good bearer for New Zealand, they haven’t won a single match out of their 15 games at the level. Add in the fact they only won two friendlies since September against Group A opponent the Philippines and Vietnam and it looks like this 32-year streak may break.

Being on home soil, the expectation will to be break this duck and finally achieve three points. But it remains to be seen whether this edition will be a replication or whether they can break their duck and potentially take another big step by progressing to the knockouts.

23. Jamaica, Group F

The Reggae Girlz have once again had to scrap their way into the tournament as they too face issues with their federation surrounding pay issues and not having enough preparation before coming to Australia. They would struggle in the Central American and Caribbean games, only managing to get a draw against Puerto Rico as they finished at the bottom of Group B.

Their chances of getting through to the knockouts will heavily rely on Man City’s Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw to score enough goals to be able to get them into winning positions.

24. Nigeria, Group B

When your coach has said publicly that your team is not prepared for the tournament, alarm bells are ringing. It seems to be once again that Nigeria’s women’s team are coming into issues with its federation on the eve of the Women’s World Cup over unpaid salaries. This has now led to the possibility that the Super Falcons could boycott their opening match with Canada in Melbourne which would hinder any chance of making it out of the group stage.

They certainly have the talent to compete with their Group B opponents with striker Asisat Oshoala posing a significant threat for defenders, as shown by her form playing for Barcelona, putting her in contention for the Golden Boot. They have shown form recently, winning their last three friendlies against Costa Rica, Haiti and New Zealand.

25. South Africa, Group G

The reigning WAFCON champions have not had the best run of form since they achieved continental success a mere 12 months ago. Losing the COSAFA Women’s Championship to Zambia in the final as well as the runners-up finish in the Turkish Women’s Cup has dampened some of their chances of making it to the knockout stage for the first time.

They have also faced other issues with their federation surrounding preparation and pay disputes which resulted in their World Cup squad sitting out of their friendly against Botswana which they would lose 5-0. The squad would come back to beat Costa Rica 2-0. It does not look promising for Banyana Banyana’s chances of going further in Australia and New Zealand.

26. Philippines, Group A

Alen Stajcic in the space of two years has managed to turn the Philippines from being ranked 68th to winning their first international tournament and now competing in their first Women’s World Cup. They would also achieve their highest ranking of all time highest ranking of 46th.

While against Asian and Oceanic opponents they have shown an ability to test their opposition, outside of those regions that they don’t have a winning record against any side. While they have certainly earnt their spot in the tournament, their ability to compete against the European teams in Norway and Switzerland will determine how successful this tournament was regardless of progression to the knockouts.

27. Vietnam, Group E

Vietnam is another country that will be making their debut at the FIFA Women’s World Cup tournament this edition. To go one better, it will be the first time that Vietnam will make an appearance at a senior FIFA tournament.

Having won gold in the Southeast Asian games as well as some respectable losses against Germany and New Zealand show an ability to maintain some level with high-quality opponents. However, a 9-0 defeat to Spain may be a sign of things to come. Being in a group where all their opponents are at least ranked 21st and higher makes it hard to see them progress any further.

28. Zambia, Group C

With an upset win against Germany which very few contemplated let alone expected, Zambia will be on the radar as potential giant-killers. With a 3-3 draw against Switzerland and a close 2-3 loss to Ireland to go with, they have shown an ability to take their chances against higher-ranked opposition.

While they managed to beat Germany despite only having 23 per cent possession and less than 35 per cent possession against the Swiss and Irish, it does seem unlikely to be replicated across their group stage matches. But the Copper Queens will hope to defy expectations once more.

29. Costa Rica, Group C

Costa Rica has struggled in recent times as they come into the tournament. Similar to Haiti, they too struggled in the CAC games with their only win coming against Haiti. Other losses to Poland, Scotland and South Africa in recent friendlies certainly don’t bode for Las Ticas.

They made an appearance at the FIFA Women’s World Cup back in 2015 where they just fell short of making it to the last 16 despite not winning a game in the group stage, but it does like history will repeat itself in 2023.

30. Morocco, Group H

The first team from the Arab world to make the FIFA Women’s World Cup, the Atlas Lionesses regardless of what happens over the next two-to-four weeks will serve as inspiration to the next generation of women in the Arab region.

While they have largely struggled against better-ranked opposition since qualifying, they have seen some good performances as shown through their recent draws against Italy and Switzerland. There is certainly a chance for them to create a possible upset alert within Group H but it seems unlikely.

31. Panama, Group F

Panama is also another team that will make their debut at this Women’s World Cup. They would also qualify through the inter-continental playoffs. They have had some results go their way with a pair of wins against the Dominican Republic and a 7-0 demolition of Gibraltar. This would go along with a draw with Colombia.

However, they too would be on the receiving end of a 7-0 defeat from Spain as well as a 5-0 loss to Japan. Hard to see them getting anything beyond a point within Group F against the likes of France, Brazil or Jamaica.

32. Haiti, Group D

Through the inter-continental play-offs, Haiti will make their debut finals appearance in the Women’s World Cup. Outside of that qualification through the playoffs, they haven’t had much success in the lead-up into the tournament as they would finish last in their group in the Central American and Caribbean Games not gaining a single point losing to Costa Rica, Venezuela and Centro Caribe Sport (similar to the IOC Refugee team).

Add in the fact that the group they are in may be the hardest if measured by world rankings (all other teams in Group D are top 15) and from a footballing perspective it will prove mightily difficult to overcome.

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Cage Titans یک تبلیغ ورزشی رزمی است که در ماساچوست، نیوانگلند واقع شده است. از آنجایی که بازاریابی در ورزش‌های رزمی بسیار مهم است، فکر کردم ترکیب بازاریابی را برای تبلیغ مبارزه نیوانگلند ترسیم کنم. آمیخته بازاریابی شامل «7 ps» است که شامل محصول، قیمت، تبلیغ، مکان، افراد، بسته‌بندی و فرآیند می‌شود. این عناصر را می توان با هم تشکیل داد تا یک برنامه جامع برای هدایت یک کسب و کار موفق تشکیل دهد.

تولید – محصول

پوستر تبلیغاتی رویداد Cage Titans 59

کیج مجموعه‌ای از محصولات برجسته دارد که به طور مشابه برای سایر تبلیغات مبارزه اعمال می‌شود. به عنوان مثال، رویدادهایی که جنگنده‌های آن‌ها در آن رقابت می‌کنند، محصول اصلی هستند که احتمالاً بیشترین درآمد را ایجاد می‌کنند. ثانیاً ورزشکاران آنها. آنها کسانی هستند که رویداد را به مخاطبان فعلی Cage Titans و مخاطبان احتمالی در سراسر MMA می فروشند.

اسکرین شات تجارت الکترونیک قفس تایتان

آنها علاوه بر رویدادها و مبارزان خود، یک استراتژی تجارت الکترونیک نیز دارند. این مجموعه نسبتاً کوچکی از هودی، کلاه، پیراهن و لباس‌های دیگر است. با این حال، با افزایش مشخصات سازمان، دارایی های تجارت الکترونیکی آن احتمالاً رشد خواهند کرد. داشتن یک مجموعه کالای مارک دار به دلایل زیادی سودمند است. به عنوان مثال، شناخت برند را در بین مخاطبان شما شعله ور می کند و تعامل شما را با جامعه آنلاین شما افزایش می دهد. ثالثاً، جریان درآمد دیگری را در میان سایر محصولات/خدمات شما اضافه می کند.

قیمت

با توجه به استراتژی تجارت الکترونیک Cage Titan، آنها عمداً محصولات خود را در محدوده قیمتی 9-45 دلار قرار داده اند. در حالی که، اگر به برندی مانند UFC نگاه کنید، احتمالاً مقیاس بزرگ تری از محصولات در محدوده قیمتی وسیع تری خواهند داشت. دلیل آن این است که آنها شرکت بزرگتری هستند که درآمد بیشتری از طریق محصولات و خدمات خود به ارمغان آورده اند. از سوی دیگر، کیج در مسیر رشد صعودی قرار دارد، بنابراین آنها مقیاس محصولات و قیمت‌های خود را مطابق با مقیاس سازمان خود تنظیم کرده‌اند.

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استراتژی قیمت‌گذاری کیج با میزبان رویدادهای آن‌ها همخوانی دارد. به عنوان مثال، بسته به اینکه آنها رویدادهای خود را در کجا برگزار می کنند و مشتری می خواهد در کدام ردیف ها بنشیند، در قیمت بلیط کمک می کند. علاوه بر این، طیف وسیعی از گزینه های قیمت گذاری نیز برای این کار وجود خواهد داشت. به عنوان مثال، طرفداران این شانس را خواهند داشت که به بلیط های VIP و همچنین بلیط های استاندارد دسترسی داشته باشند.

برای تبلیغات مبارزه ای که رشد را تجربه می کند، برای به حداکثر رساندن استراتژی قیمت گذاری خود، کاوش گزینه های مربوط به میزبانی رویدادهای خارجی پیرامون ملاقات و احوالپرسی با ورزشکاران و موارد مشابه کارآمد بوده است. علاوه بر این، برگزاری مراسم جوایز برای تجلیل از دستاوردهایی که ارتقاء شما به دست آورده است، یکی دیگر از عوامل موثر در کسب درآمد بیشتر و حمایت از ورزشکاران است.

ترویج

اکثر تبلیغات Cage Titans از طریق کانال های رسانه های اجتماعی آنها انجام می شود. از تحقیقات من، پلتفرم‌ها شامل TikTok، Twitter، Instagram و YouTube هستند. استراتژی آنها برای هر کانال از منظر محتوا کمی متفاوت است. به عنوان مثال، وقتی رویدادی به این زودی اتفاق نمی‌افتد، فیلم‌های مبارزه بایگانی‌شده را تغییر کاربری می‌دهند تا طرفداران را در برند جذب کنند.

فید توییتر Cage Titans

در توییتر، آنها این را با هشتگ #WeAreCageTitans برای بهینه سازی آگاهی از برند ارائه می دهند. علاوه بر این، آنها حامیان خود را به عنوان اضافه می کنند تا آنها را از طریق نام تجاری Cage Titans تأیید کنند.

جدیدترین ویدیوی یوتیوب Cage Titans

آنها محتوای متمرکز بر رویداد را در YouTube تبلیغ می‌کنند، مانند کلیپ‌های کنفرانس رسانه‌ای، برنامه‌سازی برای شب مبارزه و موارد دیگر.

در TikTok و Instagram، مضامین محتوا معمولاً حول محتوای تولید شده توسط کاربر، بازاریابی ورزش‌محور و نکات برجسته مبارزه بایگانی شده می‌چرخند.

البته، نزدیک‌تر به تبلیغ رویداد، کیج تبلیغات سخت‌تری را از طریق بنرهایی در اطراف محل وقوع رویدادها در اولویت قرار می‌دهد.

محل

با توجه به مکان، محصول کیج از طریق فروش بلیط برای رویدادهای زنده قابل دستیابی است.

در مورد کالاهای آنها، این امر از طریق وب سایت آنها قابل دستیابی است.

آگاهی برای هر محصول احتمالاً از تبلیغ در رسانه های اجتماعی ناشی می شود.

مردم

از نظر مخاطبانی که کیج تایتان ها جذب می کنند، مطمئناً طرفداران مبارزه خواهند بود. با این حال، یک هوادار معمولی مبارزه چگونه به نظر می رسد؟

در نهایت، این کسانی خواهند بود که این ورزش را در کنار دیگران تماشا می‌کنند، حرفه‌ای‌هایی که در این صنعت کار می‌کنند، و کسانی که در باشگاه‌های بدنسازی به طور خاص با تمرکز بر MMA تمرین می‌کنند.

بسته بندی

جدای از کالاهایشان، بهترین تلاش‌هایی که کیج در زمینه بسته‌بندی به کار می‌برد، بر روی طرح‌های رنگی آن‌ها متمرکز است که در رسانه‌های اجتماعی و تبلیغات اینترنتی طرح‌بندی می‌کنند. علاوه بر این، موجودی آن‌ها احتمالاً با همان طرح‌های رنگی تعبیه‌شده از طریق آرم‌ها و سایر مواد برندشان عرضه می‌شود.

روند

فرآیندهای اصلی که کیج به آنها علاقه مند خواهد بود، خرید بلیط و کالا و افزایش آگاهی در مورد رویدادهای آنها است.

این خدمات از طریق استراتژی های تبلیغاتی خود، از جمله رسانه های اجتماعی و بازاریابی وب سایت، حمایت می شوند. بنابراین، شناسایی فرصت‌های سئو وارد عمل می‌شود – برای مثال، جامع کردن نقشه سایت به اندازه کافی برای یافتن مکان‌هایی که می‌توان درباره رویدادها پیدا کرد.


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جدول امتیازات TATA IPL: MI با 6 ویکت RCB را شکست داد و از رتبه 8 به 3 در جدول امتیازات TATA IPL پرید. اکنون انتظار می رود هندی های بمبئی به پلی آف راه یابند.

Suryakumar Yadav در ورزشگاه Wankhede مقابل بنگلور ضربه ای هیجان انگیز انجام داد و توانایی های خود را در ضربات قدرتمند نشان داد. او بازی را کاملاً به نفع MI برگرداند و به بمبئی کمک کرد تا این برد را تنها در 16.3 اور کسب کند. ضربه سوریا یک گیم چنجر مطلق بود، او 83 دوش را تنها در 35 توپ با نرخ ضربه 237.14 انجام داد و همچنین شش شش را زد.

ایشان کیسان نیز به خوبی کمک کرد، زیرا ضربه او باعث شد تا MI در بازی شتاب اولیه داشته باشد. نهال وادهرا، یک جوان، با دومین پنجاه بار خود در IPL خود را ثابت کرده است.

فاف دو پلسیس، کاپیتان RCB، دوباره کریکت چشمگیر بازی کرد و 65 دوش با سه شش و پنج چهار به ثمر رساند. گلن ماکسول بازی ضربه‌ای خود را نشان داد و 68 ران در 33 توپ به ثمر رساند.

بولینگ هر دو طرف چندان چشمگیر نبود، اما بمبئی در چند اورهای ابتدایی و در اورهای مرگ به خوبی بولینگ بازی کرد، در حالی که بنگلور در زمان بولینگ تقریباً از بازی خارج شده بود. برای MI، جیسون بهرندروف سه ویکت گرفت که دو تای آن فیش بزرگ بود. برای RCB، Wanindu Hasaranga دو ویکت گرفته است.

کلاه نارنجی IPL:

در این لیست، تغییری در موقعیت بازیکنان وجود ندارد، اما در دویدن چند بازیکن افزایش یافته است. فاف اکنون 576 دوش در یازده اینینگ دارد و همچنین کلاه نارنجی را در دست دارد. یاشاسوی جیسوال با 477 دوش در جایگاه دوم قرار دارد و پس از آن شوبمن گیل، دوون کانوی و ویرات کوهلی قرار دارند.

رتبه بازیکن همخوانی داشتن میانگین دویدن
1 فاف دو پلسیس(RCB) 11 57.60 576
2 یاشاسوی جیسوال(RR) 11 43.36 477
3 شوبمن گیل (GT) 11 46.90 469
4 دوون کانوی (CSK) 11 57.25 458
5 ویرات کهلی(RCB) 11 42.00 420

کلاه بنفش IPL:

پیوش چاولا در بازی مقابل RCB ویکت کم داشت اما در یازده مسابقه 17 ویکت و همچنین نرخ اقتصادی خوب 7.46 را به دست آورد. محمد. شامی کلاه بنفش را در دست دارد و 19 ویکت دارد و رشید خان در رده دوم حضور دارد.

رتبه بازیکن همخوانی داشتن اقتصاد ویکت
1 محمد. شامی(GT) 11 7.21 19
2 رشید خان(GT) 11 8.19 19
3 توشار دشپنده(CSK) 11 10.33 19
4 پیوش چاولا(MI) 10 7.46 17
5 وارون چاکاراوارتی 11 7.84 17

جدول امتیازات TATA IPL:

هندی‌های بمبئی پس از پیروزی در دیدار مقابل RCB به رده سوم جدول امتیازات TATA IPL رسیدند و اکنون شانس‌های خوبی برای صعود دارند. آنها شش بازی را با پنج شکست به دست آورده اند و 12 امتیاز با NRR 0.255- دارند.

بنگلور راه خود را برای صعود سخت‌تر کرده است زیرا آنها در مسابقه شکست خوردند و به رده هفتم جدول امتیازات TATA IPL سقوط کردند. RCB تنها ده امتیاز دارد و اکنون با راجستان، کلکته و پنجاب رقابت خواهد کرد.

گجرات با 16 امتیاز در رتبه اول جدول امتیازات تاتا IPL قرار دارد و چنای با 13 امتیاز در رده دوم قرار دارد.

رتبه تیم همخوانی داشتن پیروزی ضرر – زیان بدون نتیجه نکته ها نرخ اجرای خالص
1 GT 11 8 3 0 16 +0.951
2 CSK 11 6 4 1 13 +0.409
3 MI 11 6 5 0 12 -0.255
4 LSG 11 5 5 1 11 +0.294
5 RR 11 5 5 0 10 +0.448
6 KKR 11 5 6 0 10 -0.079
7 RCB 11 5 6 0 10 -0.345
8 PBKS 11 5 6 0 10 -0.441
9 SRH 10 4 6 0 8 -0.472
10 دی سی 10 4 6 0 8 -0.529

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