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Robertson, 40, WS champion with Yankees, retires
David Robertson, who recorded 179 saves over a 17-year major league career, announced his retirement Friday.
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Giants stand between Capitals and fourth straight WPL final
Gujarat Giants beat Delhi Capitals in both their previous encounters in the group stage
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Mayank Yadav named in India A squad for T20 World Cup warm-up games
Tilak Varma will feature in one of the two warm-up matches before joining the national team
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Tristan Stubbs joins Hampshire for Blast as GMR Group influence grows
South Africa batter will also play for Southern Brave during extended summer stint in UK
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Shoulder injury casts doubt over Eshan Malinga’s T20 World Cup
The Sri Lanka quick dislocated his shoulder during Sunday’s T20I defeat to England
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Norris: Seeing No.1 on McLaren is ‘surreal’
Lando Norris described the feeling of seeing a No.1 on his new McLaren Formula 1 car as “surreal” after taking to the track for the first time this year as the reigning world champion on Wednesday.
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Spotless England meet unbeaten Australia in Under-19 World Cup semi-final
Both teams have won each of their five games in this campaign, and another victory will ensure a meeting in the final against India or Afghanistan
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SL batting coach Rathour: We can overcome power-hitting woes by finding more fours
He called Sri Lanka’s batting a “work in progress” that is “moving in the right direction” despite the 0-2 scoreline against England in the pre-World Cup T20I series