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- Another batting paradise greets India and West Indies in Hyderabad
- Markram hangs in even as Australia close in on Test win
- England rest Archer, Atkinson, Tongue for Australia T20Is
- Atal’s resistance frustrates Bangladesh despite Ebadot three-for
- Prestwidge stars in unexpected role as Tasmania topple NSW
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Sainz, Alonso hail Hulkenberg as one of F1’s best
With or without a podium, Nico Hulkenberg has always been a top-five driver in Formula 1, according to his former teammate Carlos Sainz.
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Tearful Horner admits shock at Red Bull sacking
Christian Horner spoke of his shock at being sacked as Red Bull boss in an emotional farewell to his staff on Wednesday.
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Big East, ESPN reunite with 6-year media deal
The Big East Conference and ESPN announced a six-year digital media rights deal on Tuesday.
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NCAA says March Madness expansion ‘still viable’
The committees for men’s and women’s Division I basketball met this week to discuss possible expansion of the March Madness tournaments, but made no immediate decisions or recommendations.
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Braves’ Riley exits with abdominal tightness
Braves third baseman Austin Riley exited Friday’s game against St. Louis after three innings due to abdominal tightness.
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Twins SS Correa helped off with sprained ankle
Twins shortstop Carlos Correa had to be helped off the field after injuring his right ankle when Pittsburgh’s Tommy Pham slid into him at second base.
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Hard-throwing rookie Misiorowski going to ASG
Hard-throwing Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski is a National League All-Star replacement.
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M’s Raleigh hits 2 more HRs, brings total to 38
Cal Raleigh hit his 37th and 38th home runs to move within one of Barry Bonds’ 2001 record for homers before the All-Star break.
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Bumrah five-for, Archer’s Test return headline closely contested day
KL Rahul headed to stumps unbeaten on 53 with India 242 runs behind England’s first innings 387