On Saturday, a champion will be crowned. Will it be an L.A. repeat or Toronto’s first title in 32 years? We’ve got it covered.
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- Rizwan asks NCCIA to return phone and specify nature of inquiry
- Pakistan meet Bangladesh, India meet Sri Lanka in Asian Games men’s semi-finals
- Bangladesh to take on Pakistan in semis after another washout
- Sri Lanka to face India in semi-finals after washout
- Ellis and Davies out of the South Africa tour with injury
- Ireland appoint Ed Joyce as high performance batting coach
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Ashes tracker: Key questions remain around Australia’s squad
Brendan Doggett put his case forward to be a reserve quick, but has any specialist opener done enough to be in the Test squad?
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Blair Tickner and Zak Foulkes seal tense win to complete 3-0 sweep of England
England’s top order struggled again in ideal seam-bowling conditions in Wellington
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Women’s cricket prepares to crown a new world champion
With no Australia or England in the final, we will have a first-time ODI world champion for certain by the end of Sunday night in Navi Mumbai
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‘The players need rest’ – Litton points to crowded calendar for T20I series defeat
“We have proven players in the current squad,” Litton Das says after West Indies won the T20I series 3-0, indicating that his boys have his trust
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‘He can have a little peace’: How Mookie Betts broke his slump in the biggest way
After a 3-for-23 start, Betts finally delivered with the clutch two-run hit that saved the Dodgers’ season.
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Lawson blamed for near-miss by Mexico Federation
Mexico’s motorsport federation has blamed Liam Lawson for the near-miss the Racing Bulls driver had with two marshals running across the track at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
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L.A. plans to start Ohtani in G7; Jays go Scherzer
The Dodgers are learning toward starting Shohei Ohtani on short rest in Game 7 of the World Series, with every pitcher available except Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Toronto will start Max Scherzer, also with nearly everyone available, including Trey Yesavage.
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Jays’ Barger: ‘Bad read’ led to game-ending play
Jays right fielder Addison Barger, who was doubled off at second base to end Friday night’s Game 6, acknowledged he made a “bad read” off the bat.
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Dodgers survive dramatic ninth to force Game 7
The Dodgers escaped with a Game 6 victory over the Blue Jays on Friday night after a wild ninth inning that included a fortuitous ground-rule double and a stunning game-ending double play.