Afghanistan have handed Test debuts to seamer Ziaur Rahman, spin-bowling allrounder Sharafuddin Ashraf, and legspinner Khalil Gurbaz
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- Ireland allrounder Simi Singh announces retirement
- England players to get NOCs for Afghanistan Premier League T20
- Mark Boucher appointed MI Emirates head coach
- ODI tri-series in Pakistan set to be scrapped with Zimbabwe unable to travel
- Nabi handed debut as India field; West Indies make four changes
- Kohli closes in on Gill at the top of men’s ODI batters’ rankings
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All-round McSweeney stars in South Australia’s bonus-point victory
The defending champions secured a big win in a rain-reduced game with the captain leading from the front
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Preseason Top 25: Final rankings as 2025-26 tipoff looms
Does Purdue, Houston or Florida deserve the top spot? Find out in the last offseason edition of our rankings.
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Ohtani’s 2-way show for the ages sends L.A. to WS
Shohei Ohtani pitched six scoreless innings, struck out 10 batters and clobbered three home runs in a performance many of his Dodgers teammates described as the greatest in baseball history.
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South Africa look to keep winning as Pakistan hope to make a late charge
South Africa are already in the semi-finals but Pakistan, despite not winning a game so far, are still in contention for a spot in the last four
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Tasmania down WA to extend silky start to One-Day Cup
Sam Fanning and debutant Teague Wyllie both made half-centuries but the home side chases the target with room to spare
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Masood, Shafique lay solid platform for Pakistan on first morning
South Africa created several chances but were not able to hold on to any of them
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Yesavage dominates M’s as Jays force Game 7
Rookie starter Trey Yesavage continued his headline-grabbing postseason run on Sunday night, striking out seven across 5⅔ innings, as the Toronto Blue Jays forced a Game 7 in the American League Championship Series by defeating the Seattle Mariners, 6-2.
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New Zealand choose to bowl again with both sides unchanged
Series opener was washed out in Christchurch after England posted 153 for 6
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Pakistan hand debut to 38-year-old Asif Afridi and take first strike
For South Africa, Keshav Maharaj and Marco Jansen replace Prenelan Subrayen and Wiaan Mulder