Last year’s NLCS teams are about to meet again. We break down how they’ve played so far.
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- Atal ton, Zadran 90 put Afghanistan on course before Zimbabwe fightback
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IPL playoffs: Stage set for MI and PBKS to claim one of the top two spots
A spate of defeats for the top three teams has left the top two spots open until the very end of the league phase
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Unchanged SRH opt to bat; de Kock in for KKR
Quinton de Kock replaced Rahmanullah Gurbaz for KKR
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Brevis, Mhatre, Urvil help CSK sign off gloomy season on bright note
Their dazzling knocks had CSK finishing with 230 for 5, their highest total in IPL 2025. In response, GT folded for 147
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Dhoni on his future: I have four-five months to decide
“I will go back to Ranchi, haven’t been home for a long time, enjoy a few bike rides, [take a] couple of months and then decide”
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Sikandar Raza plays PSL final after arriving from England ten minutes before toss
Lahore Qalandars had prepared two team sheets, one with Raza and the other without, and was eventually able to include him
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Monaco Grand Prix: Follow LIVE updates as Norris ahead at halfway point
Follow live commentary from the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Hamilton is optimistic after Imola, but Leclerc showcases Ferrari’s ills
Lewis Hamilton was giddy after Imola, but that shouldn’t overshadow Charles Leclerc’s frustrations at Ferrari.
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Monaco Grand Prix: Follow LIVE as Norris starts from pole
Follow live build-up from 12:45 p.m. BST with the race from 2 p.m. BST.
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How former Golden Bear Stephen Domingo became a BAL team owner by 30
San Francisco-born Stephen Domingo’s journey to the upper echelons of African club basketball ownership has been a remarkably rapid rise – but also meticulously planned, thanks to his MBA from UC Berkley.