Gill was run out for his first score past 20 and under 100 since arriving in England
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- Renshaw 190 lifts Australia to 390
- Sri Lanka hope to get out of T20I rut and keep series alive
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- Forgotten Test quick Richardson sparks stunning WA fightback
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Mitchell 80 puts New Zealand ahead despite middle-order collapse
New Zealand remain on top after taking a 158-run lead
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UF’s Fland undergoes surgery for sports hernia
Abstract:Florida point guard Boogie Fland is recovering from sports hernia surgery.
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Tulane basketball player Glenn dies in accident
Tulane basketball player Gregg Glenn III died last weekend in what the school described as a “tragic accident.”
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Hamilton apologises to Ferrari after Belgian GP
Lewis Hamilton apologised to Ferrari for his difficult Belgian Grand Prix weekend, saying it is “not what the team deserves.”
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Max Verstappen set to say at Red Bull in 2026
Max Verstappen is set to stay at Red Bull in 2026 after moving clear of a potential exit clause in his contract at the Belgian Grand Prix.
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Stella: Piastri and Norris racing like champions
McLaren boss Andrea Stella says teammates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris are racing like champions and the Formula One title will probably be decided by fine margins.
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Antonelli paying price for Mercedes ‘wrong steps’
Mercedes have made mistakes in developing their Formula 1 car and Kimi Antonelli’s struggles are a consequence of that, according to James Allison.
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Verstappen on 2026: 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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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.