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- Kusal, Wellalage star as Sri Lanka defend 322 in Headingley thriller
- Sammy: India series a chance for West Indies to assess ODI progress
- Matt Milnes keeps Gloucestershire in check
- Ben Cliff four-for keeps lid on Notts
- Emilio Gay hundred sets tone as Durham show champion spirit
- Ben Allison takes five as Derbyshire are bowled out for 88
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Davies, Kerr take Sixers home in a low-scoring thriller
Defending 114, Heat had Sixers 56 for 7 before Davies and Kerr added 62 in an unbroken stand
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Stokes dismisses Labuschagne after heated exchange
The incident occurred late on day two, and culminated with the wicket of Australia’s No. 3
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Shreyas Iyer to captain Mumbai in remaining VHT league games
The India ODI vice-captain, who is returning to competitive cricket after recovering from a spleen injury, steps in for the injured Shardul Thakur
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Bangladesh bans IPL broadcast over Mustafizur row
Bangladesh government adopts strong stance “in public interest” after KKR released Mustafizur Rahman from their IPL 2026 squad on instructions from the BCCI
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Root takes centre stage with 160 before Head’s 91* leads response
England fail to capitalise on day one position and then struggle to make inroads with ball
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Gauff clarifies comments on American tennis fans
Coco Gauff posted to social media just before she started her United Cup singles match Monday, hoping to add context to her recent comments about American tennis fans.
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67 points and a ‘transfer portal’ surprise: Nonconference hoops superlatives
As conference play begins, we hand out superlatives for some of the best on- and off-court moments from nonconference play.
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Posting period expires for Japan’s Takahashi
Japanese pitcher Kona Takahashi did not reach an agreement with an MLB team before his posting period expired, so his rights remain with the Saitama Seibu Lions.
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Jays sign Japan’s Okamoto to 4-year, $60M deal
Third baseman Kazuma Okamoto, who has hit 248 home runs since entering Japan’s NPB in 2015, has signed a four-year, $60 million contract with the Blue Jays.