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- Shreyas Iyer: ‘There is rain, but we can’t use that as an excuse’
- Cox called up, England bat first in series decider
- Tom Abell 284*, Tom Lammonby 229 as Somerset make hay
- Naman Dhir makes his debut, India ask West Indies to bat in ODI series opener
- South Africa make four changes, Australia opt to bowl without Cummins
- Rain threat looms over lopsided India vs Afghanistan quarter-final
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SL consider moving on from Asalanka as T20I captain
While no official decision has been made, it is understood that the selectors are mulling changes
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Dawid Malan joins Gloucestershire on two-year T20 deal
Former England batter joins third county of career after leaving Yorkshire by mutual consent
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Purdue No. 1, Arizona up to 2 in men’s hoops poll
The Arizona Wildcats continue to climb, jumping two spots to hit the No. 2 ranking on The Associated Press men’s college basketball poll, while Purdue continues to be tops with 46 of 61 first-place votes.
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SL likely to move on from Asalanka as T20I captain
While no official decision has been made, it is understood that the selectors are mulling changes
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Christian Horner’s F1 return: Where next after Red Bull exit?
With Christian Horner now free to return to Formula 1 in 2026, speculation about his next landing spot is rife – ESPN ranks the likelihood of his options.
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Gambhir: ‘This is exactly what transition is’
Head coach says: “I don’t think ever in Indian cricket something like this has happened where the transition is happening in the spin-bowling department and in the batting department”
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Jones stars against Hurricanes as Stars prepare for Kapp’s absence
Chasing 152, Hurricanes were bowled out for 114 to register a second successive loss
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Norris on Las Vegas pole: I proved myself wrong
Lando Norris revealed he took a nap shortly before qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix and, on waking up to heavy rain, did not expect to secure pole position in the wet conditions.
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SSC ground in Sri Lanka to get floodlights for men’s T20 World Cup
That will open up fresh possibilities for Sri Lankan cricket with day-night Tests becoming more viable in the country