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- PCB set five categories in overhauled central contract structure
- RCB CEO: Kohli will be playing ‘at least for next four years’
- Emilio Gay leads England response after Glenn Phillips’ maiden hundred
- Ben Stokes set to play for Durham as England investigation continues
- Cricket journalist and broadcast legend Qamar Ahmed dies aged 88
- Glenn Phillips’ maiden Test ton takes New Zealand to 391
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Skenes denies Yankees report, focused on Pirates
Paul Skenes, while accepting the NL Cy Young Award, pushed back against a report that he has told teammates he is eager to move on from the Pirates.
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De Minaur beats Fritz for first ATP Finals win
Alex de Minaur claimed a maiden ATP Finals victory that gave the Australian a chance of making the semifinals.
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IPL 2026: Full list of player trades
Find out which player has moved to what team
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Norris: Verstappen is a threat in F1 title race
Lando Norris believes Max Verstappen will fight him to the very end despite taking a major stride towards knocking the Dutchman off his world championship perch.
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Ranking the top 10 college basketball teams with the most NBA talent
We know Duke is loaded with talent. Here are nine other teams NBA fans should be watching this college season.
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KU sits ailing Peterson as precaution, still rolls
No. 25 Kansas bounced back from last week’s loss to North Carolina with a 77-46 rout of visiting Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Tuesday night, doing so without star freshman Darryn Peterson, who was a surprise scratch.
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India’s Nagal says visa denied for qualifier in China
Sumit Nagal, India’s top-ranked male tennis player, is appealing to Chinese authorities after saying he was denied a visa to compete in an Australian Open wild-card playoff tournament beginning Nov. 24 in Chengdu.
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James Anderson extends Lancashire career into 26th year
Veteran fast bowler will continue playing county cricket at the age of 44, after successful summer
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Pakistan fined 20 per cent of match fee for slow over-rate in first ODI
They were deemed to have overshot the time limit by four overs and Afridi, Pakistan’s captain, accepted the sanction without contest