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- Renshaw 190 lifts Australia to 390 before Hazlewood strikes
- 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
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Mets keep fortifying bullpen, get Cards’ Helsley
The Mets traded three players to the Cardinals for closer Ryan Helsley, who was expected to serve as the setup man in New York for Edwin Diaz.
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Ohtani exits mound with trainer after wild pitches
Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani threw six straight balls in the fourth inning and left the mound with a trainer during Wednesday night’s start against the Reds.
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Last-minute MLB trade deadline intel: What Olney and Passan are hearing
Players on the move? Here’s what could rock the deadline with less than 48 hours left to trade.
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MLB trade grades: How much does Duran help Phillies’ bullpen?
Trade season has officially begun! Here’s our running scorecard for every big move before July 31.
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Gauff rebounds in Montreal despite serving woes
Coco Gauff had to overcome 23 double faults to win for the first time since the French Open final, outlasting fellow American Danielle Collins in the second round of the National Bank Open.
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Swiatek advances in first match since Wimbledon
Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek easily advanced to the third round of the National Bank Open, beating Guo Hanyu of China 6-3, 6-1 on Wednesday.
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Canadian Diallo advances to 3rd round in Toronto
Towering Canadian Gabriel Diallo beat Matteo Gigante of Italy 6-3, 7-6 (5) on Wednesday to reach the third round of the National Bank Open.
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Bartlett, Broad lead Northamptonshire fightback
Sixth-wicket stand of 111 leads response to Derbyshire’s 377
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From Kevin Durant’s Team Durant to Carmelo Anthony’s Team Melo, these next-gen AAU stars got next
NBA stars such as Kevin Durant and Carmelo Anthony sponsor their own high school AAU shoe-circuit teams.