Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has given a ringing endorsement to under-fire Ferrari boss Fred Vasseur, saying “they won’t get anyone better.”
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- Maddinson admits ‘huge relief’ after second outing in Durban
- Green ‘progressing well’ but still uncertain for second Test
- Hope ton, Paul five-for help West Indies level series 2-2
- MCC dig up ‘unsatisfactory’ Test pitch after ICC demerit point
- Unchanged India bowl first in bid to win series, West Indies make two changes
- Iyer moves to fourth in T20I batting rankings
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UNC: Cunningham extended, Newmark future AD
The University of North Carolina has extended the contract of athletic director Bubba Cunningham and hired Roush Fenway Keselowski Racing president Steve Newmark as the Tar Heels’ next AD when Cunningham leaves the role in 2026.
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Way-Too-Early Bracketology: Defending champion Florida returns to the top line
Florida benefited from the transfer portal — and some key NBA draft withdrawals — to get to the top line.
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Way-Too-Early Top 25: Every team’s impact newcomer
The freshmen and transfers who could be game-changers for every early top-25 team next season.
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Women’s pro league plans Nationals Park tryouts
The Women’s Professional Baseball League will hold tryouts next month at the Nationals’ home ballpark as it moves closer to its launch.
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Keys cruises following day of upsets at Wimbledon
Following a day of upsets, No. 6 Madison Keys eased into the third round at Wimbledon with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Olga Danilovic on Wednesday.
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Balderson ends Lancashire’s red-ball drought with 261-run win
Allrounder takes four in each innings as Madsen battles to 95 not out for Derbyshire
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Former Zimbabwe spinner and team manager Meman dies at 73
Meman, fondly remembered in Zimbabwe cricket as Babu, played one ODI for his country, during the 1987 World Cup against India
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Cadillac unveil F1 series with Keanu Reeves
As Cadillac prepares to become Formula 1’s latest entrant in 2026, a new documentary with Hollywood actor and filmmaker Keanu Reeves will showcase the American team’s journey to the grid.
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Jaiswal passes fifty, but Carse jolts India before lunch
Jaiswal’s innings, under blue skies and bright sunshine, was split between patience and aggression in the first and second hour of the session