World No. 1 Jannik Sinner said he “feels ready” for Wimbledon despite splitting with his trainer and physio ahead of the grass-court Grand Slam.
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Bumrah returns to nets, bowls full tilt during India’s optional training session
The main focus on Saturday was to give a lot of batting practice to the bowlers
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Jamie Smith hails England belief to ‘do what you feel is right in the moment’
Wicketkeeper backed to keep playing his own way despite first-innings dismissal at Headingley
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Mandhana, Shree Charani hand England their heaviest T20I defeat
Standing in for Harmanpreet, who suffered a head injury in the warm-up game, Mandhana struck her maiden T20I ton while Charani took four wickets on debut
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Horner: Verstappen ‘annoyed’ by Mercedes ‘noise’
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has claimed recent speculation linking Max Verstappen to Mercedes has “annoyed” the four-time world champion.
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Tigers activate OF Vierling (shoulder) off IL
The Tigers activated outfielder Matt Vierling (shoulder inflammation) from the 10-day injured list Saturday.
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Joint holds off Eala to capture Eastbourne title
Maya Joint saved four match points and outlasted Alexandra Eala in three sets to capture the Eastbourne title in a gripping final on Saturday.
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Sri Lanka focusing on better scoring rate, bowling more maidens this WTC cycle
Dhananjay de Silva says they made a few mistakes in the last WTC cycle and want to fix that this time around
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Debutant Pretorius, Bosch lead South Africa’s dominance
South Africa finished the day one on 418 for 9 against sloppy Zimbabwe
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McLaren’s Montreal miscues give F1 rivals hope for rest of 2025
Sunday’s Canadian GP was the first podium in 2025 that didn’t feature a McLaren. Is the tide about to turn on F1’s runaway leader?