With only one top-10 player committed, some surprising programs have emerged with the strongest classes so far.
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- Afghanistan drop Nabi from T20Is and Rasooli from white-ball squads
- Bronze at stake as Bangladesh, SL look to bring cheer to Asian Games contingents
- Carson back in NZ squad for Australia T20Is; James, Rowe, Penfold recalled
- Wanderers to host 2027 men’s ODI World Cup final as well as India vs Pakistan
- Klinger: Wyatt-Hodge release driven by GG’s overseas combination, England commitments
- Vaishnavi, Prasad power India A to thumping win over Australia A
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Turang: Dodging would-be HBP ‘natural reaction’
Milwaukee’s Brice Turang was inches from wearing a game-tying hit by pitch in Game 1 of the NLCS on Monday night — but reflex caused him to back away.
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Konstas vs Boland as Ashes selection looms closer
Lyon, Abbott, Khawaja, Labuschagne and Carey all to feature in pivotal Shield round while Doggett and Webster miss again through injury
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India complete 2-0 sweep in Gill’s first series win
Rahul anchored the chase, ending up unbeaten on 58; India still at No. 3 on WTC points table
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Snell joins elite company as Dodgers take opener
Blake Snell led the Dodgers to a 2-1 Game 1 victory in the NLCS against the Brewers, pitching his way into the kind of company he knew he’d be keeping when he signed with L.A. before the season.
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Passan: Jorge Polanco has the Mariners on the way to a Hollywood ending
Harry Potter, Iceman … or George Bonds? Whatever you call him, Jorge Polanco has the Mariners rolling.
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M’s take two in Toronto for commanding ALCS lead
Julio Rodriguez and Jorge Polanco each hit three-run homers as the Seattle Mariners drew to within two wins of the franchise’s first World Series appearance.
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Snell dazzles, Dodgers hold on in NLCS opener
Blake Snell allowed one baserunner in eight shutout innings before Los Angeles’ bullpen barely held on in the ninth as the Dodgers took Game 1 of the NLCS against the Brewers on Monday night.
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Vacherot stuns Djokovic at Shanghai Masters
Valentin Vacherot earned the biggest win of his career by beating a hobbled Novak Djokovic 6-3, 6-4 to reach the Shanghai Masters final — where he will face his cousin Arthur Rinderknech.
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Warner backs Konstas for Ashes, prefers Labuschagne at No. 3
Australia’s selectors have still not locked in a consistent opening duo since David Warner’s retirement