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- Mukesh Kumar, Smaran hand Rest of India the Irani Cup
- Gill: India’s fielding and death bowling needs to improve
- Hope 162* beats Rahul 129* as West Indies pull off record chase
- Brand goes big as Australia flip through Test plans
- All-round Claxton and bowlers set up WI’s win in first T20I against Zimbabwe
- Rahul 129*, Rohit and Gaikwad fifties set West Indies 352 target
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Hakeem Olajuwon’s son, Aziz, picks Stanford
Aziz Olajuwon, a top-40 recruit and the son of NBA Hall of Famer Hakeem Olajuwon, has committed to Stanford, he told ESPN on Saturday.
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Virginia Tech proposes adding $229M for athletics
Virginia Tech has proposed adding an extra $229 million to its athletics budget over the next four years to help position the Hokies to compete with the top programs in the ACC, a crucial moment with the hire of a new football coach looming.
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Alcaraz, Raducanu in Marlins park’s tennis debut
Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu will headline the Miami Invitational later this year — a one-day exhibition that marks the first tennis event ever held at the Marlins’ home ballpark.
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Bangladesh need 136 to reach Asia Cup final
Haris and Nawaz bring some respectability to Pakistan’s first-innings performance in Dubai
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Suryakumar told to refrain from making political comments
India’s complaint over gestures made by Farhan and Rauf will be heard on Friday
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Walter rallies Essex in reponse to Somerset’s 433
Opener hits 158 off 167 balls as hosts edge closer to mathematical safety
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Luke Wells leads Lancashire to comfortable lead
Visitors leave Glamorgan with plenty to do at Sophia Gardens
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Agarkar: We don’t want a repeat of New Zealand Test series
Chief selector hopes for a “longish” run for Sai Sudharsan at No. 3 and a middle-order slot for Padikkal
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Ralphie Albert shines on debut to sharpen Hampshire relegation fears
Teenage spinner strikes with ball before adding unbeaten fifty on day Surrey surrender their title