Usman Khawaja has kept his place in the squad after the back spasms that limited his role in Perth
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Usman Khawaja has kept his place in the squad after the back spasms that limited his role in Perth
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Skenes receives record $3.4M in pre-arbitration
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Italy on cusp of third straight Davis Cup title
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BYU’s Davis scores 18 in return from 2-game ban
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Davis to return to action for BYU after DUI arrest
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Sainz discusses scrapping of F1 racing guidelines
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