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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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Wolff: Merc’s Antonelli ‘underwhelming’ in Monza
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff admitted struggling rookie Kimi Antonelli’s entire Italian Grand Prix was “underwhelming” but has reaffirmed his belief in the teenager as a future superstar.
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🏆 Playoff picture: Who can clinch a spot next?
From current playoff matchups to league races to the postseason schedule, we have everything you need to know.
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Cubs opt to put Tucker on IL due to calf strain
The Cubs placed All-Star right fielder Kyle Tucker on the 10-day injured list Tuesday due to a left calf strain.
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Verstappen praises new boss after Monza surprise
Max Verstappen and Helmut Marko have credited Red Bull’s surprisingly dominant Italian Grand Prix victory to a change in approach to setting up the car.
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AL East-leading Jays place Bichette on 10-day IL
The Toronto Blue Jays placed shortstop Bo Bichette on the 10-day injured list Tuesday because of a sprained left knee and recalled outfielder Joey Loperfido from Triple-A Buffalo.
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Verstappen narrowly beats Norris to Monza pole
Reigning world champion Max Verstappen recorded another vintage lap to beat Lando Norris to pole position as Ferrari faded in the key moment of qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix.
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Orla Prendergast, Kathryn Bryce fifties seal semi-final for The Blaze
Durham could finish in top four by beating Surrey at home on Saturday, but need other results to go their way
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How the SA20 squads stack up after the auction
All the six SA20 2025-26 squads, and the players who went unsold
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Atal, Omarzai and Afghanistan bowlers easily dismantle Hong Kong
Nine Hong Kong batters finished with single-digit scores, going down by 94 runs in the Asia Cup opener