Despite such riches, England toiled on Friday against modest opposition, who are stranded at the bottom of the group without a point. “We believe no players should be made to pose for pictures or their wrists bothered by asking for their autographs,” Japanese Huaroclaims. On Thursday, they were overrun by the group leaders French at the Stade de France in their heaviest defeat for more than half a century. The digital rights market for Indian sub-continent could see a two-way battle between Reliance Jio Digital Services, and Airtel. onsultant by Madhya Pradesh governmentHockey India sack Roelant Oltmans in search of ‘result-oriented’ coach“If you come to India as a foreign coach, there is one thing for sure – before you finish your contract, you will be fired. Foreign coach, equipped with experience, can do wonders provided given a long tenure,” said the coach who is a consultant with Ukraine women hockey team. The contest was 25-year-old Zhang’s best showing against the tournament’s top seed but she is now winless in five matches against Pliskova. d of the Group A game at the Amsterdam Arena where the Netherlands must win to have any hope of finishing in the top two in their group. s, with large numbers taking to social media to express their unhappiness about a player who earlier this year signed a new five-year deal with the words: “I signed this new contract to stay here for a few more years because it’s a great honour for me. Two of England’s team against Malta, Kyle Walker and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, moved clubs in deals totalling 90 million poundsthis summer.