England took on Boland two years ago on home soil and could look to take a similar approach this year
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Hope and Campbell fight back after Kuldeep five-for forces WI to follow on
India ended day three in Delhi still in the lead by 97 runs
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Singapore shows McLaren’s management of title rivals Norris, Piastri will only get harder
Another flashpoint between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in Singapore illustrated McLaren’s challenge in managing its drivers’ title protagonists.
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Senator warns Big Ten of private equity risks
Senator Maria Cantwell sent a letter on Friday warning Big Ten presidents that a move into private equity could have negative consequences, including impacting the schools’ tax-exempt status.
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Source: Yankees’ Bellinger to opt out of contract
The New York Yankees’ Cody Bellinger plans to opt out of his contract and become a free agent next month, according to a source.
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Most F1 seasons on one team: Hamilton, Verstappen, more
Lewis Hamilton spent the most seasons with a single F1 team, during his extended run with Mercedes. Check out which other drivers make the list.
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Rule change to OK sponsor logos on unis proposed
An NCAA committee has proposed allowing sponsor patches on jerseys, potentially starting next year.
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Australia bring in Molineux and ask unchanged India to bat
Australia have left out legspinner to accommodate the left-arm spinner Sophie Molineux
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Muthusamy strikes back-to-back as SA hit back after Imam, Masood fifties
Imam fell for 93 while Masood scored 76, as they added 161 for the second wicket
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Lou Vincent to address conference in Melbourne with ‘powerful message to the next generation’
“By owning what I did and being given an opportunity to use my story as a massive educational lesson for the next generation, it’s kind of been worth it,” Lou Vincent says