Fernando Alonso has admitted his return to the points was a relief and a weight off his shoulders, but said top 10 finishes have to be “mandatory” for Aston Martin.
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- Nahida Akter named Bangladesh women’s T20I captain
- Zimbabwe opt to bat; both teams unchanged
- Rain and Boland hound South Africa in Gqeberha
- Salman Agha ton, Eshan Malinga four-for as Pakistan notch 305
- Perry powers nervy Australia to 1-0 lead
- South Africa openers survive before rain returns
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ACC’s new 18-game hoops slate: No Duke-Miami
The ACC announced its second set of home-and-away partners after announcing earlier this month that it would cut a 20-game men’s basketball schedule to 18.
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ILT20 cut team salary caps by 20% after avoiding direct clash with SA20
The wage cap, which was US$2.5 million in the first three editions of the league, has been trimmed to US$2 million
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Heinrich Klaasen retires from international cricket
The decision had been on the cards ever since he was overlooked for CSA’s central contracts in April
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Big 12: Return to 18 games goes beyond injuries
Vice President of Big 12 Men’s Basketball Brian Thornton said Wednesday that the league’s decision to return to 18 conference games could help increase the amount of NCAA tournament bids.
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Verstappen admits Russell crash ‘was not right’
Max Verstappen has admitted his controversial collision with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix “was not right” and “shouldn’t have happened.”
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Women’s Emerging Asia Cup postponed due to weather and health concerns in Sri Lanka
Mohsin Naqvi said that SLC wrote to ACC seeking postponement of the event, scheduled for June
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Norris finds peace, not pressure, in F1 title expectations
While the weight of expectation to win F1’s title can crush some, Lando Norris is using it as motivation.
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Piastri holds off Norris amid late Verstappen drama
Oscar Piastri beat Lando Norris to victory at the Spanish Grand Prix as Max Verstappen appeared to intentionally drive into George Russell in the closing stages.
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Jayawardene: ‘We made a few blunders and our execution wasn’t up to the mark’
“Even we bowled pretty good yorkers throughout the campaign and we just couldn’t get those yorkers going,” MI head coach Mahela Jayawardene said