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- Peake called into Australia’s ODI squad, big three absent, Maxwell left out of T20s
- Bhuvneshwar: Enjoyed the six more than four wickets
- Derbyshire on the cusp of first win of the season
- Four-for gives Bhuvneshwar big lead at the top of IPL 2026 Purple Cap table
- Patel, Tattersall show fight as Leicestershire frustrate Sussex
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Verstappen on McLaren team orders: ‘It’s perfect!’
Max Verstappen said McLaren are right to avoid team orders in their title fight against him, adding that if any team tried to make him a No. 2 against a teammate, he would not stand for it.
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‘I get one week off the whole year’: What can be done to fix the tennis season?
Pro tennis players often have very little time off before the next season begins — and it can jeopardize their physical and mental health.ο»Ώ
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WPL coaches explain why they didn’t pick Healy
Shrubsole said there was no place for Healy in their top five, while Nayar of UPW called it “unfortunate”
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Chameera, Mishara take Sri Lanka to the final with a thrilling win
Chameera held his nerve at the death to deny Salman the ability to hit the winning runs
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How McLaren’s microscopic Vegas DQ brought Verstappen into the title fight
A technical infraction as small as a hair’s width saw both McLarens disqualified from Vegas, which has enormous ramifications for F1’s title fight.
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Hamilton says he doesn’t regret joining Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton said his focus is already on 2026 after a disappointing first season with Ferrari, but stressed he does not regret joining the Italian team.
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WPL auction – Deepti, Kerr, Shikha get biggest bids; Healy unsold
Sophie Devine was the first player sold at the WPL mega auction in Delhi on Thursday
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Tector brothers and Humphreys stun Bangladesh in Chattogram
This was Ireland’s third T20I win over Ireland
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Ferrari boss Vasseur urges Hamilton to ‘calm down’
Lewis Hamilton has been urged to “calm down” by Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur following the seven-time world champion’s latest attack on his own form.