From viral moments to game winners, here’s a round-by-round look at who defined March Madness.
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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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From 2008 to 2025: Trends from the last all-No. 1 seed men’s Final Four
This year marks just the second time since the dawn of men’s NCAA tournament seeding that all Final Four teams will be top seeds.
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Sources: Pitt transfer Lowe commits to Kentucky
Pitt guard Jaland Lowe, who entered the transfer portal after averaging over 16 points and five assists per game this season for the Panthers, has committed to Kentucky, sources tell ESPN.
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‘Dude’s on another level’: How Nikola Jokic quietly became a defensive analytics darling
From kicked ball violations to memorizing plays, Nikola Jokic has elevated his IQ to become one of the league’s best defenders.
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Doohan escapes bad injury after F1 crash
Alpine rookie Jack Doohan walked away from a big crash during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Transfer George wants to return Cuse to tourney
Naithan George, who led the ACC in assists at Georgia Tech this season, says he picked the Orange from a long list of schools that included North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Stanford.
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Punjab Kings opt to bowl in first home game; Samson returns as Royals captain
RR made one change from their previous game, with Yudhvir Singh coming into their pace attack in place of Tushar Deshpande, who was out with a niggle
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Batting woes aplenty for Sunrisers as well-oiled Titans come calling
SRH are missing their top-order zip with all of Abhishek, Head and Kishan yet to fire
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KL Rahul shines as DC outclass CSK in Chennai
DC, who hadn’t tasted victory against CSK at Chepauk in 15 years, were able to utterly dominate them
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With 798 wins, Kelvin Sampson is after his first title — but his legacy is cemented
With the second-most wins of any active coach without a national championship, Sampson has his best chance yet.