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IPL 2023 is in full swing. The popular cricket tournament has returned and promises another dose of entertainment, drama and high-level sports action. The Indian Premier League is a global phenomenon that involves 10 teams as they compete in T20 cricket matches to lift the coveted IPL trophy and take home the hefty prize money.

Athletes from all over the world play in the IPL. Many notable superstars and legends of cricket have been part of the IPL in its 15-year stint. The 2023 Tata IPL commenced with a bang on March 31 and will continue till May 28. Like last year, ten teams will participate this season as well, and a total of 74 matches will be played over 52 days.

When Tiger Woods almost went down to one knee after his second shot on the sixth hole, wincing from the pain of a sudden muscle spasm in his upper back, an American team that was trailing in three matches and tied in two others at the time seemed to be in serious danger of falling far behind on the second day of the Presidents Cup yesterday at steamy Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.

After each side won two matches and tied two, the International team led, 61/2 points to 51/2, with 22 matches still to be contested this weekend, including a dozen singles contests tomorrow. "I stood at the ninth tee as the last group went through, [and] if you gave me a 3-3, I would have given you 10 to 1 at that point," U.S. captain Jack Nicklaus said afterward. "One point in the match doesn't mean a lot right now. The chances that it's going right down to the wire -- yeah, there's a pretty good chance of that."

Woods was paired yesterday with Jim Furyk, who had rib cage and back problems Thursday and spent most of Friday morning in the fitness trailer trying to get loose enough to play. He had been treated often on the course Thursday by chiropractor Tom LaFountain, and before yesterday's match -- the last to go off -- it was determined that if Furyk couldn't make it, Woods would play a singles match against Australian Stuart Appleby.

Furyk gamely gave it a go, though he was obviously playing hurt. He was not much help to Woods, who made all six of his team's birdies over the first 11 holes -- including each of RTJ's three par 3s on the front nine. With plenty of his signature fist pumps in between occasionally getting iced down by LaFountain, Woods led the pair to a 2-up advantage over Appleby and fellow Aussie Mark Hensby when lightning stopped play at 3:44 p.m., with none of the six matches completed.

No International team had ever led this competition after two rounds in the four Cups contested at RTJ. And their strongest pairing, Adam Scott and Retief Goosen, is now 2-0 after a 3-and-1 victory yesterday over Fred Couples and David Toms, now both 0-2. The seemingly potent American team of Davis Love III and Kenny Perry also has lost two matches, dropping a 3-and-2 decision to Australians Peter Lonard and Nick O'Hern.

DiMarco hit a second shot to within a foot for a conceded birdie at the 15th to draw within 1 down, then tied the match when he made an eight-footer for another birdie at 17. At the 18th, both Americans had long birdie putts, and they also watched Campbell, the reigning U.S. Open champion, very nearly win the match with two brilliant, but very unlucky, shots.

For the second straight day, Fred Funk, one of the shortest hitters on tour, had to face Vijay Singh, one of the longest. And for the second straight day, Funk made a number of critical shots and putts instrumental in halving the match against the No. 2 player in the world. After playing with Furyk on Thursday, Funk's partner was Stewart Cink yesterday.

Singh, playing with Tim Clark, put his team in jeopardy when he missed a four-foot putt to lose the 16th hole and go 1 down. He won the 17th with a three-foot birdie putt to even the match and had a chance to win at the 18th, only to pull a 15-footer left of the hole. Cink nearly won the hole for the U.S., but his chip from the fringe stopped about eight inches short.

"When the International team hits a good shot and makes a good shot, I think they deserve to have applause and appreciation," Nicklaus said. "To me, not basically appreciating what the other team is doing is not in the spirit of what Gary [Player] and I want to see in the matches."

Tiger Woods, hitting out of a tough gully on No. 10, played with muscle spasms but teamed with Jim Furyk to win their match, 3 and 2. Phil Mickelson, teeing off on No. 2, was proud to team with Chris DiMarco. "He's one of the toughest guys down the stretch head-to-head," he said. With help from captain Jack Nicklaus, rear, Fred Couples reads a putt on the 8th green. Couples, teamed with David Toms, lost their match, 3 and 1.

EUGENE ? After losing the doubles point, the No. 22 University of Oregon women's (13-6, 2-5) tennis team made courageous comeback on No. 13 UCLA, but came up the losing end to the Bruins, 5-2. Senior Daria Panova played her final home match as a Duck, crushing No. 32 Daniella Bercek, 6-1, 6-1.

"We have played six tough matches in a row and I am really pleased with our progress," Oregon head coach Nils Schyllander said. "Just like yesterday's match against USC, we were in position to swing today's match in our favor, but came up a bit short. We need to continue plugging away and focus on next weekend's non-conference matches. If we take care of business, we will be in a good position for the postseason." e24fc04721