LeBron James became the first player in NBA history with multiple 40-point games at age 40 or older, reaching his latest milestone in Thursday’s win over the Blazers.
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‘Not as dominant’: Embiid admits knee limiting him
Sixers center Joel Embiid, who has been hampered by a left knee injury this season, admitted Thursday that “the way I was playing a year ago is not the way I’m playing right now.”
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Bearman explains long-ago failed driving test
Haas driver Oliver Bearman explained on Tuesday why he initially failed his driving test in 2022.
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Lawson ‘excited’ for Verstappen F1 challenge
Liam Lawson is relishing the challenge of going up against Max Verstappen at Red Bull, despite the struggles of his predecessors.
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Hamilton vows ‘fun rollercoaster ride’ at Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton has promised Ferrari fans a “really fun” rollercoaster ride as takes on the challenge of a steep learning curve ahead of his team debut.
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Klaasen misses Afghanistan game as precaution over left elbow injury
Tristan Stubbs was also not included in the playing XI in South Africa’s tournament opener
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Kerala steal two-run lead on dramatic final morning to reach maiden Ranji final
Aditya Sarwate took three wickets in the morning session to give Kerala the decisive first-innings advantage
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Dubey five-for takes Vidarbha into Ranji final despite Shardul and Mulani’s fightback
At one stage, Mumbai were 124 for 6 in pursuit of 406, but eventually fell only 80 runs short of the target
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Mystery benefactor clinches Cameron Green’s Gloucestershire deal
Australia allrounder will prepare for WTC final with five County Championship matches
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PCB writes to ICC after Pakistan’s name omitted from logo in Ind vs Ban broadcast
The ICC is believed to have informally told PCB it was an early technical error, the explanation, however, has left PCB dissatisfied