Tulane basketball player Gregg Glenn III died last weekend in what the school described as a “tragic accident.”
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- Tasmania’s top order defies NSW in battle for survival
- Mahmud breaks Afghanistan’s opening stand after Bangladesh post 346
- Saleem bags four as Afghanistan bowl Bangladesh out for 346
- Weatherald backed to return as South Australia thump Victoria
- Gambhir: ‘Bowlers’ careers are at stake’
- Will O’Rourke to miss India series to rehabilitate from hamstring, calf injuries
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Yanks newcomers implode in 13-12 loss to Marlins
Newly acquired relievers Jake Bird and David Bednar each gave up home runs as the Yankees couldn’t protect the lead in a 13-12 loss to the Marlins.
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Top-seeded Zverev marches on at National Bank
Top-seeded Alexander Zverev of Germany beat Matteo Arnaldi of Italy 6-7 (5), 6-3, 6-2 on Thursday night in the third round of the National Bank Open.
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Akash Deep’s maiden Test fifty gives India upper-hand at lunch
He scored 66 and fell just before lunch, adding 107 with Yashasvi Jaiswal for the third wicket
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Piastri tops Hungarian GP final practice
Championship leader Oscar Piastri topped the final practice session of the Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of his teammate Lando Norris.
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Singh Dale signs for Lancashire, Milnes heading back to Kent
Nottinghamshire batter Matthew Montgomery joins Derbyshire on three-year contract
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Trump issues executive order for college sports
President Donald Trump has directed members of his Cabinet to develop a plan in the next 30 days aimed at preserving college sports opportunities and preventing college athletes from becoming professionals.
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Two-stop Monaco rule retained for 2026 race
The controversial rule that mandated a two-stop race at this year’s Monaco Grand Prix has been retained in the latest version of the 2026 sporting regulations.
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Down 9 runs in 1st, Rockies rally to beat Pirates
Brenton Doyle hit a walk-off, two-run homer in a five-run ninth inning, and the Rockies overcame a nine-run first-inning deficit to beat the Pirates 17-16.
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Siraj, Jaiswal and Prasidh put India in front on 15-wicket day
England dominated till lunch with bat and ball, but India reversed the momentum from there and didn’t look back