No. 22 Michigan State beat No. 14 Arkansas 69-66 in a matchup of Hall of Fame coaches.
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- Ireland appoint Ed Joyce as high performance batting coach
- Leicestershire fight on as eight points cut from pitch penalty by tribunal
- Leicestershire fight on despite 19-point pitch penalty being upheld on appeal
- Buttler out of Pakistan tour and doubt for Australia after hamstring injury
- Raichandani 210* puts India Under-19 in commanding position
- Najmul Hossain Shanto ruled out of Asian Games due to illness
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Unwell Chapman, Foulkes miss out as New Zealand bat in a bid to take series lead
West Indies made three changes to their playing XI, bringing in Jangoo, Rutherford and Springer
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Sources: OF Tucker among 13 to get $22M offer
Kyle Tucker (Cubs) and Kyle Schwarber (Phillies) headline the 13 players who were tendered the $22.025 million qualifying offer, sources told ESPN.
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Red-hot Norris says he’s lessened weaknesses
Lando Norris said his current run of red-hot form shows he’s lessened the weaknesses which plagued the earlier part of his 2025 season.
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Boozer twins start strong in debut for No. 6 Duke
Cameron and Cayden Boozer thrived in their freshman debut at Duke, with Cameron going for 25 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists in a blowout win.
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Ferrari secures first Endurance title in 53 years
Ferrari clinched a World Endurance Championship title double in the 2025 season finale in Bahrain — its first top-class sports car world title since 1972.
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Hamilton writes off weekend after tough Saturday
A deflated Lewis Hamilton bemoaned “another write-off weekend” in his Ferrari season after a difficult Saturday at Interlagos circuit.
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Norris takes pole in Brazil; Verstappen struggles
Lando Norris continued to tighten his grip on the Formula 1 title fight with pole position in Brazil, with title rival Oscar Piastri fourth and Max Verstappen failing to progress out of Q1.
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Ferrari secure first Endurance title in 53 years
Ferrari clinched a World Endurance Championship title double in the 2025 season finale in Bahrain — its first top-class sportscar world title since 1972.
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Oscar Piastri remains defiant about title chances
Oscar Piastri insisted he can still turn his flailing Formula 1 title challenge around despite enduring a disheartening day at Interlagos which further strengthened Lando Norris’ hold on the championship race