Tigers ace Tarik Skubal became the first back-to-back Cy Young Award winner since Jacob deGrom (2018-19), while the Pirates’ Paul Skenes won his first in the NL.
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SRH set to trade Mohammed Shami to LSG
The trade is likely to be an all-cash deal worth INR 10 crore
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Lanning’s unbeaten 90 sets up Melbourne Stars’ victory
The former Australia captain found her stride after a tricky start and Scorchers fell short in a rain-shortened chase
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Afridi out with illness, Agha-led Pakistan field against Sri Lanka
Abrar Ahmed and Mohammad Wasim slot into Pakistan’s XI, while Pramod Madushan bolsters Sri Lanka’s bowling attack
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For Shanto, return to form ‘a good start, nothing more’
Najmul Hossain Shanto pleased with Mahmudul Hasan Joy’s return to big runs and Hasan Murad’s impressive Test debut
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Ollie Pope puts selection talk to bed with warm-up century
No. 3 inks himself in for first Test while Stokes also in runs after failures for Root, Brook
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Rib injury sidelines Rabada from first Test against India
Corbin Bosch replaced Kagiso Rabada in the South Africa XI, completing the seam trio alongside Marco Jansen and Wiaan Mulder
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Southee returns to KKR as bowling coach for IPL 2026
Tim Southee replaces Bharat Arun, who has moved to LSG ahead of the upcoming season
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Sinner tops Zverev, seals semi spot at ATP Finals
Defending champion Jannik Sinner sealed a semifinal spot at the ATP Finals with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Alexander Zverev before his home fans on Wednesday.
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Murad, Mahmudul and Shanto lead Bangladesh to innings victory
McBrine resisted with fifty but it wasn’t enough as Ireland folded for 254 in the second innings