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Sports News
- 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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Raducanu exits United Cup clash against Osaka
British No. 1 Emma Raducanu has withdrawn from her opening clash with Naomi Osaka at the United Cup in Perth.
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Doctors hopeful of moving Damien Martyn out of ICU after ‘miraculous’ turnaround
“There is still some treatment and monitoring to go but it’s looking positive,” Adam Gilchrist says of Damien Martyn’s condition
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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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Bangladesh bring back Taskin, drop Jaker from T20 World Cup squad
Bangladesh are scheduled to play their first three matches in Kolkata and the last one in Mumbai, but are expected to write to the ICC to switch their matches to Sri Lanka
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Player safety vs entertainment debate at SCG: Vaughan leads calls for change in ‘mindset’
“Our game shoots itself in the foot time and time and time again,” Jason Gillespie says, while Harry Brook “just sat around waiting for it to be called off”
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Why did Baylor sign an NBA draft pick at midseason?
Fault falls on college sports leaders who spent decades defending amateurism with dated legal arguments.
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What does James Nnaji’s eligibility mean — now and for the future?
The former pro signed with Baylor midseason. How did it happen, and what does this mean for the sport?
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Root and Brook shine before afternoon gloom ends play early
Joe Root and Harry Brook shared an unbeaten 154-run stand before bad weather halted play with only 45 overs possible as Australia struggled in the absence of a spinner
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Smith sets Big Ten’s assist record, eyes D1 mark
No. 5 Purdue guard Braden Smith became the Big Ten’s career assists leader, passing Cassius Winston, in an 89-73 win over Wisconsin