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IndyCar racer killed in crash
IndyCar driver Justin Wilson has died of a head
injury, it has been confirmed.
The British driver, who was 37, had been in a coma since sustaining a head injury when he was hit by a large piece of debris that broke off a car in a crash-filled race at Pocono Raceway on Sunday.
IndyCar made the announcement on Monday night at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. "This is a monumentally sad day for Indycar and the motor sports community," Mark Miles, CEO of Hulman & Co, the parent of Indycar said in a statement.
He is survived by his wife, Julia, and two daughters, aged seven and five.
Murali lauds Ranatunga
At least statistically, Kumar Sangakkara was the greatest batsman Sri Lanka ever produced, but was he the most influential cricketer ever?
Muttiah Muralidharan feels it was Ranatunga who had the greatest influence on Lankan cricket and more importantly, it's character.
Sri Lanka won the 1996 World Cup under Ranatunga. The left-handed batsman transformed a gifted but timid side into a world beating unit that looked the opposition in the eye and had the mental ability to turn up on the big days.
"Arjuna made us believe in ourselves for two decades. We owe a lot to him. He helped us become a force in world cricket. He is definitely the most influential cricketer Sri Lanka ever produced," Muralidharan said on Monday, without belittling Sangakkara's contribution.
"Kumar was a perfectionist. Coaches hated him because he would keep batting for two hours during nets. But I would reckon Mahela was the most talented we ever had."
'IPL is an option1
Australia's retired captain Michael Clarke revealed he will look at playing in the IPL as an 'option'. Clarke had a poor time with the bat in the only season of the IPL he played for the defunct side Pune Warriors India in 2012, scoring 98 runs in six outings.
"That's (IPL) probably one of the things I've got to think about over the next week or so. What I'm going to do there am I going to look at that as an option? I'll spend the next few days trying to sum that up. See where my mind is at, see where my body is at and have a good think about it," said Clarke.