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- Cummins, Lyon set Australia up for big lead
- SL make three changes and opt to bowl in must-win game
- West Indies bowl; India bring in Reddy and Prince
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Red Bull boss Mekies is ‘perfect fit’ – F1 drivers
Red Bull’s new team principal Laurent Mekies has been described as “the perfect fit” and a good leader by drivers who have worked with him in the past.
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Norris praises Scheffler for ‘unfulfilled’ remark
Formula 1 title chaser Lando Norris has praised Scottie Scheffler for his frank comments about feeling unfulfilled with and underwhelmed by victory.
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England hope ‘stiff and sore’ Stokes can bowl on fifth day at Old Trafford
Suffering with cramp during his century, the England captain did not bowl on Day 4
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How do F1 sprint races work? Format, qualifying and more
F1 sprints are events during the season to earn extra points in the standings. Here’s how they work.
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Red Bull boss Mekies: Priority to improve car
New Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies said his main priority is improving the team’s car in order to quieten the noise about Max Verstappen’s future.
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Belgian Grand Prix 2025 at Spa: F1 preview, times, predictions, stats, fun facts
Formula 1 heads to Spa-Francorchamps for round 13 of the 2025 season. Find out the stats, session times and predictions for the weekend.
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Giants P Roupp on IL with elbow inflammation
The San Francisco Giants placed right-hander Landen Roupp on the 15-day injured list on Saturday with elbow inflammation.
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Phillies’ Nola set for rehab start; Castellanos sits
Phillies pitcher Aaron Nola will make his first injury rehabilitation start Thursday for Triple-A Lehigh Valley, while right fielder Nick Castellanos was out of the starting lineup after injuring his left knee.
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Superman Stokes puts England in command but Rahul, Gill keep India in the fight
India were 0 for 2 after England piled on 669, but Rahul and Gill batted out two sessions to give India hope for survival