Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are on another collision course, this time in the ATP Finals on Sunday.
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- Dercksen, Kapp help SA stumble past Pakistan, despite Sana heroics
- Glenn Phillips repels England to lead New Zealand recovery
- Fi Morris’ all-round show lifts struggling Lancashire
- Pakistan opt to bat, and play Javed and Tuba; SA unchanged
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Racing Bulls condemn thumbs down for Norris
Racing Bulls have stressed a video showing someone in the team’s uniform giving McLaren driver Lando Norris a thumbs down gesture does not “reflect their values.”
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Hernandez has surgery after Dodgers’ title run
Free agent utility man Enrique Hernandez underwent elbow surgery Friday for an injury he played through during the Dodgers’ World Series-winning run.
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Gaikwad to continue leading CSK in IPL 2026
Samson, who was traded in, is understood to open the innings for the team
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Gill hospitalised after suffering neck spasm
Gill was stretchered from the stadium to a private hospital at the end of the second day
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L.A. officials seek to halt Dodger Stadium gondola
A proposal to build a gondola from downtown Los Angeles to Dodger Stadium hit some turbulence this week when the City Council voted overwhelmingly to urge transportation officials to ground the project.
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Guardians’ Clase pleads not guilty to pitch rigging
Cleveland Guardians star pitcher Emmanuel Clase pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges that he took bribes to help gamblers win bets on his pitches.
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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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Caoimhe Bray’s hat-trick keeps Sydney Thunder winless
Seamer Bray finished with four wickets after Dunkley’s 43 helped Sixers to 142
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Sources: Wolff to sell stake valuing Merc at $6bn
Toto Wolff is in advanced talks to sell part of his stake in Mercedes which would put its overall valuation around Β£4.6 billion, sources have told ESPN.