Max Verstappen is like a man in a horror movie who refuses to be beaten, according to McLaren boss Zak Brown.
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- South Africa make four changes, Australia opt to bowl without Cummins
- Rain threat looms over lopsided India vs Afghanistan quarter-final
- Kohli has ‘unfinished business’ at his ‘last World Cup’ in 2027
- India start their final lap for 2027 ODI World Cup without Bumrah, Hardik
- Dean Elgar signs off with one last ton as Essex battle in follow-on
- Bohannon finds form at last as Lancashire show some fight
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Verstappen: I’d ‘easily’ have title won in McLaren
Max Verstappen has told Lando Norris that if he was driving his McLaren the world championship would “easily” be over.
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Khawaja confident of Gabba fitness but slams Perth pitch
Said the day one pitch, on which 19 wickets fell on the opening day of the Ashes, was “s***”
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F1 drivers, FIA meet over contentious racing rules
Formula 1’s drivers met with the governing FIA to voice concerns over recent policing of racing rules, although no immediate changes to driver guidelines have been agreed.
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Ayush Mhatre to lead India at the Men’s Under-19 Asia Cup in Dubai
The 15-member squad also includes Vaibhav Suryavanshi, with Vihaan Malhotra as Mhatre’s deputy
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Saudi Cricket and FairBreak announce new Women’s World T20 Challenge
There are set to be at least five seasons and it will be the first professional women’s cricket event in Saudi Arabia
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Fraley lands back with Rays on 1-year, $3M deal
After cutting him loose last week, the Tampa Bay Rays signed outfielder Jake Fraley to a one-year, $3 million contract on Tuesday.
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Cummins set to miss Brisbane Test against England as Australia name unchanged 14
Usman Khawaja has kept his place in the squad after the back spasms that limited his role in Perth
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Championship odds: Duke, Purdue the favorites; Arizona on the move
The updated odds to win the 2026 men’s college basketball championship, as well as a listing of the conference championship odds.
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Italy sweeps Spain, reigns again as Davis champs
Italy remains the king of the Davis Cup — and didn’t even need Jannik Sinner this time.