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- Karachi to host President’s Trophy final between State Bank of Pakistan and Markhor IT Solutions
- Sri Lanka batters chase down 430 to trump Brook’s double-ton
- South Africa conjure comeback win despite losing two days to rain
- India begin new Championship cycle in Vadodara
- Defending champions India begin new Championship cycle in Vadodara
- Bangladesh offspinner Aliss Al Islam reported for suspect bowling action
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Ex-Bama player Bradley testifies in murder trial
Former Alabama guard Jaden Bradley testified Wednesday in the capital murder trial of Michael “Buzz” Davis, saying he heard gunshots but did not see who fired the gun on the night of Jan. 14, 2023, in Tuscaloosa.
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Djokovic to seek 1st ’25 clay-court win at Geneva
Novak Djokovic is coming to the Geneva Open for the second straight year as he seeks a first win on clay this season ahead of Roland Garros.
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Dercksen 104, Tryon 74 and hat-trick hand South Africa consolation win
Dewmi Vihanga’s five-for and Chamari Athapaththu’s half-century went in vain for Sri Lanka
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Why four of MLB’s top closers are struggling — and if they can bounce back
Emmanuel Clase is just one of baseball’s elite 2024 relievers who has had issues this season. But all hope might not be lost … yet.
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Jason Roy makes red-ball comeback for Surrey
World Cup-winning opener last featured in the format in Bob Willis Trophy in 2020
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MacGill to serve community sentence after conviction over cocaine deal
“The offender’s colossal lapse of judgment has been causative of a very public fall from grace,” the judge said
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Shukri Conrad to take over as South Africa’s white-ball coach
Conrad will coach SA till the 2027 ODI World Cup but won’t solely be in charge of selecting squads
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IPL 2025 suspended ‘for one week’ amid India-Pakistan border tensions
The decision was taken in the wake of the cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan
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The guy after ‘the guy’: Mitch Johnson joins ranks of coaches to succeed a household name
Roy Williams to Hubert Davis? Coach K to Jon Scheyer? Phil Jackson to Tim Floyd? Mitch Johnson becomes the latest coach faced with the tall task of succeeding a legend.