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- Gambhir: ‘Bowlers’ careers are at stake’
- Will O’Rourke to miss India series to rehabilitate from hamstring, calf injuries
- Matthew Humphreys back for Ireland’s ODI tour of Namibia
- Hope 102*, Rutherford 84 help West Indies pull off their highest T20I chase
- Raza leads Zimbabwe in Ngarava’s absence at UAE tri-series
- Farhan, Sadaqat help Pakistan ace 183 chase to go 1-0 up
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Brook and Root put England in sight of 3-1
England scored 153 runs in the 28 overs of the middle session to hurt India
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Djokovic, ex-F1 stars among Le Mans FC investors
Tennis star Novak Djokovic is part of a group of investors who have bought a stake in French second-tier football team Le Mans.
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Hungarian GP: Follow LIVE F1: McLaren take 7th 1-2 finish of 2025
Follow live minute-by-minute commentary of the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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Norris edges Piastri with dominant 1-2 at Hungarian GP
Lando Norris narrowly beat McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri to victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix following a titanic battle between the championship rivals in the closing laps.
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Brewers’ Miz scratched from start, placed on IL
Brewers All-Star rookie Jacob Misiorowski was placed on the injured list with a left tibia contusion prior to his scheduled start against the Nationals.
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Smith ruled out of second Zimbabwe Test, Foulkes called up as replacement
Left-arm fast bowler Ben Lister has also been added to the New Zealand squad as cover for Will O’Rourke
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Norris: F1 title won’t matter when we’re dead
Lando Norris said it does not matter if he fails to beat Oscar Piastri to the world championship because “in 200 years we will all be dead.”
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Verstappen warned for throwing out the towel
Max Verstappen’s Red Bull team received a warning from the stewards at the Hungarian Grand Prix after the world champion discarded a towel from the cockpit of his car while driving on track in Friday practice.
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Spa stakes too high to risk safety for wet-weather drama
A wet race at Spa could’ve been an instant classic, but it also could’ve ended in disaster. Discretion is the better part of valor, in life and especially in F1.