Fernando Alonso will sit out the first practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Friday, and could miss more of the race weekend after sustaining a muscular injury in his back.
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- Rahmat, Malik fifties lead Afghanistan’s strong reply
- Renshaw 190 lifts Australia to 390
- Sri Lanka hope to get out of T20I rut and keep series alive
- India and West Indies head to Indore for potential run-fest with series level
- Forgotten Test quick Richardson sparks stunning WA fightback
- Malik’s maiden Test fifty keeps Afghanistan steady
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Verstappen to stay at Red Bull: ‘Time to stop the rumours’
Max Verstappen has confirmed he will remain at Red Bull next year, saying it is “time to stop all the rumours” about his future.
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Suspected shoulder dislocation rules Woakes out of the Oval Test
England are now a quick bowler short for the remainder of the fifth Test against India
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LPL 2025 set for November-December return, SLC set to add sixth franchise
The sixth edition will run from November 27 to December 23, with SLC keen to prepare batting-friendly pitches ahead of the 2026 T20 World Cup
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Gators’ Rioux, all 7-foot-9 of him, tries football
Florida basketball player Olivier Rioux, a 7-foot-9 center who played for the Under-19 Canadian national team this summer, recently worked out for the Gators’ football team.
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Marquette recruit Pearson reclassifying into 2025
Marquette commit Sheek Pearson will reclassify into the 2025 class and join the Golden Eagles for the upcoming season, he told ESPN ‘s Jeff Borzello. Pearson is ranked No. 37 in the ESPN 100 for the 2026 class.
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Pakistan, Afghanistan and UAE to play T20I tri-series in Sharjah ahead of Asia Cup
The teams will play each other twice in the first round, with the top two teams going through to the final
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M’s Thornton carted off in 9th, fears Achilles injury
Mariners reliever Trent Thornton left the field on a cart in the ninth inning of a 6-0 win over the Rangers and said he would have an MRI on Friday.
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Braves explode for 8, then allow 8 in historic inning
The Braves and Reds combined for 16 runs on 16 hits in the eighth inning Thursday night, marking just the third time in MLB history that both teams scored eight or more runs in the same inning.
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Sai Kishore five-for drives Surrey to lead-extending win over Durham
Sam Curran makes 40 in run-chase as Durham’s relegation woes are heightened