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Sports News
- Familiar foes get serious in ODI World Cup build-up
- Patterson’s century cements New South Wales’ dominant day
- Powar appointed men’s national selector; Ojha to serve as chair
- Afghanistan bat; Zimbabwe bring in Burl and Masuku
- Gannon’s five puts Queensland in charge despite McSweeney, Lehmann fifties
- Chinmay Sutar scores 400* for Mizoram in Ranji Trophy
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Raducanu felt ‘exposed’ vs. Swiatek in thrashing
PARIS, France — Emma Raducanu said she felt “exposed” against Iga Swiatek in her second round loss at the French Open, and the margin of defeat showed her the distance between herself and the world’s top players on clay.
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Sabalenka advances to 3rd round at French Open
World number one Aryna Sabalenka overcame a slow start on Wednesday to down Switzerland’s Jil Teichmann in straight sets to reach the third round of the French Open.
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Hasan Ali bags five as Pakistan blow Bangladesh away
Bangladesh fall away for 164 in pursuit of 202 in the first T20I in Lahore
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Uzan withdrawing from draft to return to Houston
Houston guard Milos Uzan will withdraw his name from the 2025 NBA draft, agent Aman Dhesi told ESPN’s Jonathan Givony.
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Two-stop experiment doesn’t fix F1’s Monaco procession problem
F1 introduced a mandatory two-stop pit strategy to increase the jeopardy in Monaco. It didn’t work.
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Gatorade to sponsor Formula 1 sprint races
American sports drink Gatorade has become the official partner of Formula 1’s sprint races in a wide-ranging new deal with Pepsi Co.
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Pettiford returning to Auburn after testing draft
Auburn guard Tahaad Pettiford will withdraw from the 2025 NBA draft and return to the Tigers for his sophomore season, saying he envision improving his draft stock for 2026.
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Skubal eyes more long outings after first CG
Tarik Skubal enjoyed his first taste of throwing a complete game as a professional, and the Tigers ace is hoping to be a rare starting pitcher who is regularly on the mound late in games.
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Radcanu felt ‘exposed’ vs. Swiatek in thrashing
PARIS, France — Emma Raducanu said she felt “exposed” against Iga Swiatek in her second round loss at the French Open, and the margin of defeat showed her the distance between herself and the world’s top players on clay.