Pierre Gasly has signed a contract extension to stay with Alpine’s Formula 1 team until 2028.
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- McSweeney 123, Beardman four-for down India A
- Rahul and Jaiswal in India A squad for red-ball matches in New Zealand
- Prasad, Kalita and Nandani the new faces in Mandhana-led white-ball sides
- Shreyas Iyer’s maiden ton hands India crushing win
- Smriti Mandhana appointed India captain across formats
- India recall Bhuvneshwar Kumar for New Zealand T20Is
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McLaren walking a ‘fairness’ tightrope with Norris, Piastri
McLaren’s handling of the Lando Norris-Oscar Piastri rivalry is genuinely admirable in a sport where the pursuit of victory often comes at all costs, but Sunday showed where the limitations are.
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Wright steps away from TV to focus on Villanova
Jay Wright has decided to step away from being a full-time television analyst to devote more time to his other position at Villanova University.
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Snitker leaves door open to Braves return in ’26
Manager Brian Snitker left open the possibility that he could be back in the Braves dugout next season, saying Wednesday that the team’s disappointing 2025 has left him weighing a potential return.
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Skenes tops 200 K’s as Pirates manage workload
Paul Skenes reached 203 strikeouts on the season, fanning eight Orioles batters in Pittsburgh’s 2-1, 10-inning loss on Wednesday night.
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Suryakumar withdraws appeal against Siddique to spark debate
“Why go down that route,” Aakash Chopra asks on ESPNcricinfo’s T20 Time Out show
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Hardie ruled out of Australia A tour with shoulder injury
Victoria allrounder Will Sutherland will join the four-day squad for the second of the two matches in Lucknow
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‘Back to health’ Dodgers mull options with Edman
LOS ANGELES — Tommy Edman came off the injured list and started in center field on Wednesday, providing a glimpse at what the Los Angeles Dodgers’ alignment might look like at full strength.
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MLB-best Brewers shaking off rare sweep in Texas
Brewers manager Pat Murphy acknowledged “things did not go our way this week” after his team was swept in three games in Texas.
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Volpe sits as Yanks in ‘day-to-day’ mode with SS
The Yankees sat the struggling Anthony Volpe in favor of Jose Caballero on Wednesday night, a decision manager Aaron Boone indicated he could make more often over the final 17 games of the regular season and into the postseason.