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Hasaranga fit for Sri Lanka’s Asia Cup campaign
He wasn’t picked for Sri Lanka’s upcoming series against Zimbabwe, but has been named in the 16-member squad for the Asia Cup
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Sam Northeast returns to Kent on two-year contract
Glamorgan captain is back at Canterbury after eight-year absence, comprising stints at Hampshire and Glamorgan
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How to watch 2025 F1 Dutch Grand Prix: ESPN schedule
It’s time for the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix! Will Lando Norris repeat his 2024 win? Check out how to watch this weekend’s action on ESPN.
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Love and basketball: How former pro Pepe Garcia found his second act on Love Island
The former Cal State Fullerton guard and international pro walked away from the grind of overseas hoops, only to find himself back in the spotlight through Love Island and the Big3.
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Inside the rise of the home run robbery: Why baseball’s most thrilling play is happening more than ever
Nothing brings a crowd to its feet like a homer being taken away. Here’s what’s powering the rise in outfielder thievery.
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MLB Power Rankings: Where every team stands as final month approaches
As we enter September, every team has something it’s focusing on in the final stretch — ranging from playoff prep to building for next season.
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Halambage called up, Nuwanidu and Mishara back as Sri Lanka look to the future in T20Is
Avishka Fernando, Dinesh Chandimal, Jeffrey Vandersay, Eshan Malinga and the injured Wanindu Hasaranga have been left out of the squad
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Gill and Jurel miss Duleep Trophy quarter-finals
Both men were named to captain their sides but had to pull out due to illness and injury respectively
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Ohtani takes big leap, earns win in 5-inning gem
Dodgers’ two-way star Shohei Ohtani completed five innings for the first time this season, holding the Reds to one run to earn his first win of the season Wednesday night.