Williams are confident they can fix issues behind recent retirements and expect a car upgrade coming soon to keep them on course for fifth place in the Formula 1 championship.
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- Iyer moves to fourth in T20I batting rankings
- SA’s middle order in a muddle and Conrad wants them to ‘get bloody better’
- Natarajan returns to SRH, Ansari traded to Dehi Capitals
- Chad Laycock takes record-breaking five wickets in an over in South African T20 match
- Swingin’ Schutt sets up ODI series sweep for Australia with 4 for 16
- Home ODI World Cup before retiring ‘certainly a blessing’ for Sikandar Raza
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British GP: Hamilton dreams of 1st Ferrari podium
Lewis Hamilton is allowing himself to dream of a season-best result at this weekend’s British Grand Prix after finishing both Friday practice sessions in the top three at Silverstone.
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Mets’ Buttó hits IL, Senga gets Sat. rehab start
The Mets placed reliever José Buttó on the 15-day injured list Friday with an unspecified illness and announced a Saturday rehab start for Kodai Senga with Double-A Binghamton.
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Orioles’ O’Neill, out since mid-May, comes off IL
The Orioles have reinstated outfielder Tyler O’Neill, whose last at-bat was May 15, from the 10-day injured list.
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Cubs’ Taillon (calf) to miss more than month
Cubs righty Jameson Taillon was placed on the injured list on Friday with a right calf strain, the team announced before its game against the Cardinals. He’s expected to miss “more than a month,” according to manager Craig Counsell.
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Beaumont-led England opt to bat, make three changes
India went in with an unchanged XI in their quest for their maiden T20I series win in England
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Kathryn Bryce stars as Blaze get back to winning ways
Perry strikes first-ball on debut for Hampshire but is unable to prevent 37-run defeat
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Siraj six-for hands India huge lead despite Smith and Brook hundreds
Day three at Edgbaston was as stirring, emotional and mesmerising as this format gets
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Bates leads the way for Durham as Somerset stay winless
Hosts remain second-from-bottom but close the gap to mid-table rivals with six-run win
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McSweeney, Renshaw and Peake star in big Australia A win
Sam Elliott ran through the Sri Lanka batting with five wickets during the first one-day game in Darwin