George Russell took a surprise pole position for Mercedes at the Singapore Grand Prix ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen in second place and championship leader Oscar Piastri in third.
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Christian Horner’s F1 return: Where next after Red Bull exit?
With Christian Horner now free to return to Formula 1 in 2026, speculation about his next landing spot is rife – ESPN ranks the likelihood of his options.
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Australia, Sri Lanka share points from washout in Colombo
Australia continue to top the table while Sri Lanka jump to fifth after their first points of this World Cup
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Van Heerden becomes first injury substitute under new trial
He replaced Edward Moore for Western Province in South Africa’s first-class competition
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Vidarbha’s lower-order sets Rest of India a fighting 361-run target for Irani Cup glory
Thakare, Dubey then dismissed the Rest of India openers late in the day, leaving them with only eight wickets in hand
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Iowa State’s Lipsey injures knee, out 4-6 weeks
Iowa State starting point guard Tamin Lipsey will miss four to six weeks after injuring his knee at practice Tuesday, the school announced.
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PG Kinney, No. 17 hoops recruit, picks Jayhawks
Five-star senior Taylen Kinney, the No. 4 point guard in the 2026 SportsCenter NEXT rankings, announced his commitment to Kansas.
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How Kansas beat Louisville for five-star recruit Taylen Kinney, more commit fits
Breaking down the fits of every top class of 2026 commitment, including Kansas’ first five-star of the cycle.
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Hunt, Lehmann centuries hand South Australia control over Victoria
The duo shared an unbeaten 212-run stand at Adelaide Oval after the defending champions slumped to 58 for 3
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No Ashwin, no problem for player-of-the-match Ravindra Jadeja
The India allrounder said working on his mindset and fitness had helped him maintain his superb form in 2025