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- Santner: ‘Bhuvi will love these conditions in New Zealand’
- ‘Don’t think there’s pressure anymore’ – Harmanpreet keen to ‘enjoy’ post-captaincy phase
- Shami: ‘I’m still at my peak, why would I give up hope of playing for India?’
- Harmanpreet, Shafali fifties and Nandani three-for seal 3-0 series sweep for India
- Bavuma’s impeccable 179 turns the Test on its head
- Arafat Minhas follows fifty with six-for to crown matchwinning display
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ACC distributed record $45M per school in ’23-24
The Atlantic Coast Conference generated $711 million for the 2023-24 academic year, distributing an average of $45 million to each of its 14 full-time member schools, a record for the conference.
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BCCI yet to discuss India’s Asia Cup participation
Board secretary Devajit Saikia says there has been no communication from the BCCI to the ACC regarding upcoming events
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Clark, Lawes wrap up hefty win for Surrey
Ryan Patel takes key wicket of Jonny Bairstow as hosts seal win before lunch
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UAE vs Bangladesh: Additional T20I to be played on May 21
BCB had requested the UAE board to play the extra game as Bangladesh are still unsure about their Pakistan tour
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NCAA eyes coach’s challenges to speed up game
The NCAA men’s basketball rules committee, in an effort to enhance the flow of games, has recommended that video reviews of out-of-bounds calls can only be initiated by a coach’s challenge.
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Latest NBA mock drafts for the 2025 class: Pick predictions for all 30 teams
Here are our experts’ NBA mock drafts for the 2025 cycle, including projected teams for Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper and more.
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Amid growing pains at Ferrari, will Hamilton win in F1 again?
Lewis Hamilton is not accustomed to losing, but he’s been doing a lot of it. Will that ever change at Ferrari?
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New 2025 NBA mock draft: Cooper Flagg at No. 1, but who else makes the cut after the combine?
The draft could get interesting at No. 3. Here’s how ESPN’s Jonathan Givony and Jeremy Woo see it playing out.
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Grading how every Big Ten men’s basketball team performed in 2024-25
Rutgers’ star duo fell short of expectations while Wisconsin’s John Tonje helped the Badgers surpass theirs.