Josh Hazlewood and Jayden Seales, both of whom got a five-wicket haul in Barbados, rose among bowlers
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Ranjane, Ferreira hit quick 30s to lift Texas Super Kings to No. 2
Nandre Burger struck twice in the opening over of the chase to take the wind out of the Washington Freedom chase
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Verstappen to Mercedes? Wolff confirms interest
Toto Wolff has confirmed that Mercedes is exploring the possibility of signing Max Verstappen in the future.
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Wells, Grisham return, but Yanks’ slide continues
Yankees catcher Austin Wells returned to action Wednesday following a three-game absence, coming on as a pinch runner in the eight inning of New York’s 11-9 loss at Toronto.
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Altuve passes Bagwell for 2nd on Astros hits list
Jose Altuve has passed Hall of Famer Jeff Bagwell for second place on the career hits list for the Houston Astros.
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Braves’ Profar puts ban ‘behind,’ homers in return
Jurickson Profar, back in action after serving an 80-game drug suspension, went 2-for-4 with a home run to help the Braves beat the Angels 8-3.
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Taskin on Bangladesh’s 7 for 5 collapse: ‘We panicked a bit’
Najmul Hossain Shanto’s run-out in the 17th over and the two-wicket 18th over, Taskin said, turned the match in Sri Lanka’s favour
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Taskin: We lost because we panicked
Shanto’s run-out dismissal in the 17th over, according to Taskin, was the turning point in the chase
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Everything you need to know for the MLB All-Star Game, including starters
We have your go-to guide for the summer’s biggest event as the Midsummer Classic heads to Atlanta on July 15.
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⚾ Are the Tigers the best team in MLB?
Detroit was the first team to win 50 games — but do our experts actually pick the Tigers to win it all at the halfway mark?