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Abhishek blasts 14-ball fifty to hand India unassailable 3-0 lead against NZ
It was India’s second-fastest T20I fifty after Bumrah and Bishnoi restricted NZ to 153
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Abhishek slams India’s second-fastest T20I half-century
He remains behind his mentor Yuvraj Singh, who still holds the India record of a 12-ball fifty against England in 2007
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The storylines that will define F1 as it enters a new era in 2026
To celebrate the start of a new year, we bid adieu to 2025 and F1’s ground-effect era and welcome new rules that will dominate the headlines in 2026.
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PSL 2026 auction to take place on February 11
A PSL statement, however, did not announce a venue for the auction
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Bowlers, Hogan help Australia breeze past South Africa
Basson struck three times for South Africa but the result was more or less ensured at the halfway stage
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Stearns praises Peralta, sidesteps extension talks
Asked about the possibility of giving new Mets starter Freddy Peralta a contract extension at some point this year, president of baseball operations David Stearns declined to discuss the matter.
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HOFer Beltran: Astros scandal doesn’t define me
Carlos Beltrán was the only player mentioned by name in the 2017 Astros’ sign-stealing scandal, but the Hall of Famer said it doesn’t define who he is.
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Time running out for under-pressure MI as RCB eye direct final spot
Four defeats in six games have pushed MI into unfamiliar WPL territory
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India opt to bowl in third T20I against New Zealand, Bumrah back
New Zealand made only one change, with Kyle Jamieson coming in for Zak Foulkes