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- Harmer: SA realise Australia batters are human and can be put under pressure
- Rawal century, Shree Charani four-for hand India comfortable win
- Rashid takes three as Afghanistan fold Zimbabwe for 169 in tri-series final
- Brook defends Rashid omission after England fail to defend 429
- Zimbabwe bat with two changes; Farooqi back for Afghanistan
- S Meghana retires from all formats at 30
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Foakes rearguard holds up Essex but Surrey made to follow on
Former Chelmsford academy product makes four-and-a-half hour 92 not out
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Max Holden century leads Middlesex fightback
Tom Bailey’s superb opening salvo had home side struggling at 7 for 3
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Siraj, Gill and Washington hand Sunrisers fourth successive defeat
It was another batting malfunction from SRH as local boy Siraj ran through them
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Rob Yates ton takes Warwickshire past follow on but draw with Sussex beckons
Sussex have significant lead but last-day declaration would have to be carefully judged in batting friendly conditions
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NBA fines Morant $75K for finger-gun gestures
The NBA has fined Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant $75,000 mimicking shooting a gun with his finger twice while on the court, the league announced Friday.
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Queen, projected top-10 pick, to enter NBA draft
Maryland center Derik Queen, who is projected as the No. 10 pick in ESPN’s latest mock draft, told “SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt” that he will enter the NBA draft.
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Florida or Houston? Best best for the big game
Greg Peterson provides full analysis on the bets to make on the men’s national championship game on Monday.
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Best men’s Final Four … ever?! Breaking down Houston’s, Florida’s epic comebacks
The Final Four of all No. 1 sees more than delivered. Our team breaks down what they saw in San Antonio.
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Skenes: Pirates’ 2-7 start on players, not brass
Pirates ace Paul Skenes, the National League Rookie of the Year, told reporters that Pittsburgh’s slow start needs to be attributed to the players, “the ones playing,” and not the club’s management, despite the latter being the target of the fans’ ire.