India overseas star underpins hosts’ reply, to leave Durham looking towards Southampton clash
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Luis Reece, Wayne Madsen grind Kent into the dirt
Their 358 stand beats Derbyshire’s third-wicket record as Reece makes 211 and Madsen 198
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Hameed hundred leads Notts to Championship title glory
Captain sets the tone as batting bonus points put Division One leaders out of Surrey’s reach
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Leus du Plooy piles the misery on Gloucestershire
Middlesex teenager Sebastian Morgan narrowly misses maiden career hundred after sharing 179 stand with his captain
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ODI WC warm-ups: England dominate, Shafali impresses, rain halts Colombo clashes
Sciver-Brunt scored century in a game where India’s batting collapsed in the absence of senior players
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NCAA: 13 players at 6 schools in gambling plots
The NCAA says 13 men’s college basketball players from six schools were involved in gambling schemes, including point shaving and game manipulation.
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UF restores Maxwell’s stats, including points mark
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Sources: Horner gets $100M payout, eyes return
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Sainz’s podium finish in Baku sets record straight on his season at Williams
Carlos Sainz’ third-place finish in Baku was a great response to critics who had accused the Spanish driver of being past it since moving from Ferrari to Williams.
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Alonso’s first F1 title, 20 years later: ‘He was just another level’
Twenty years after winning his first F1 championship, Fernando Alonso is still on the grid, still revered, and still hungry for another world title.