Top-ranked Jannik Sinner visited the new pope on Wednesday, gave him a tennis racket and offered to play, during an off day for Sinner at the Italian Open.
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- Rahmat, Rashid knock Bangladesh out and send Afghanistan to final
- Jansen five-for sets up South Africa’s victory push
- Jansen says he is ready to ‘come back again and again’ after star turn in Gqeberha
- NCL: Khulna go top; Nayeem double-century lifts Rajshahi
- Jansen five-for blows Australia away to put South Africa on top
- Ahmadzai, Omarzai lay the foundation as Bangladesh fold for 160
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Texas regents approve Miller’s 6-year, $32M deal
The University of Texas System board of regents approved Longhorns basketball coach Sean Miller’s six-year, $32 million guaranteed contract as the school tries to boost a program that struggled in its first year in the Southeastern Conference.
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Cooper Flagg, 5-on-5 workouts and prospects to watch at the NBA draft combine
With 120 players at the NBA draft combine in Chicago, here’s everything to watch out for and know this week.
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Strider ready to come off IL following Braves win
Pitcher AJ Smith-Shawver is emerging as a force for the Atlanta Braves as the rotation gets set to welcome back Spencer Strider, who is ready to come off the injured list.
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Ex-MLB star Furcal faces felony charges in Florida
Former major league shortstop Rafael Furcal is facing felony charges in South Florida.
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Dodgers recall Wrobleski, send down Feyereisen
The Los Angeles Dodgers recalled pitcher Justin Wrobleski and optioned pitcher J.P. Feyereisen on Thursday.
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CWI asks ICC for ‘fair and transparent’ pathway to LA28 Olympics
The Caribbean region hopes to have at least one of its sovereign states in play
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Adil Rashid: ‘I’ve still got the hunger to be the best’
Veteran legspinner wants to help with rebuilding England’s white-ball dynasty
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Colapinto backed to thrive amid Alpine chaos
Williams boss James Vowles has backed team loanee Franco Colapinto to thrive amid the chaos of the turbulent Alpine team.
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Gasly brushes off impact of Alpine turnover
Pierre Gasly said it was business as usual at the F1 team and he did not recognise reports of chaos that followed recent driver and leadership changes.