Arata Watanabe, left, of Oita Trinita scores the opening goal in his side's 2-0 win over Vegalta

Nagoya Grampus players( white) look dejected after their 1-1 draw to Vegalta Sendai at the Yurtec

Koya Yuruki, right, of the Urawa Reds celebrates after opening the scoring during the first half of a J-League first division match against Kashiwa Reysol on Oct.... Despite dominating possession, Hiroshima managed only four shots on target to the hosts' six.... Veteran midfielder Sekiguchi netted from the edge of the box in the 10th minute at Yurtec Stadium, finishing an attacking movement that started with a throw-in from the right....

Sendai air raid survivors Isao Ichihashi, right, and Makoto Shoji, attend the plaque unveiling on

Prefecture, on Dec.... Their defeat ensured they would join the already-relegated Oita Trinita, Vegalta

two wickets to anchor Australia's thumping 88-run victory over Pakistan in the first day-night

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BANGKOK: Thailand's economy unexpectedly grew in the second quarter from the first helped by exports and government spending, but spiking COVID-19 cases continue to batter domestic activity and tourism, restraining its fragile recovery. The government cut its 2021 economic growth forecast to 0.7-1.2% from 1.5-2.5%, the third time it has done so, as it battles to contain its biggest COVID-19 outbreak amid a slow vaccination rollout.... The economy slumped 6.1% last year. Thailand's biggest COVID

Join our Whatsapp channel Pace bowler Will O’Rourke claimed four wickets while Daryl Mitchell and Tom Latham hit half-centuries as New Zealand defeated Pakistan by five wickets to clinch the tri-nations series final on Friday. O’Rourke’s 4-43 helped the tourists dismiss Pakistan for 242 in 49.3 overs before Mitchell’s 58-ball 57 anchored the chase as the Black Caps finished on 243-5 in 45.2 overs at Karachi’s National Bank Stadium. The victory gives the New Zealanders a timely boost ahead of the