A pivotal ALCS Game 5 and a potential L.A. sweep in NLCS Game 4 are on tap.
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- Axar ill and Bumrah misses third T20I for personal reasons; South Africa make three changes
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- MLB offseason grades: D-backs reunite with Kelly, Mets nab Polanco
- Ajaz Patel, Blundell back in New Zealand squad for third Test
- Arshdeep, Harshit set the tone in seam-friendly Dharamsala as India go 2-1 up
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Carey the key to denying Queensland victory against South Australia
Mitch Swepson took three wickets and Lachlan Hearne scored his first Sheffield Shield century as Queensland closed on victory
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‘Assess, decide and deliver’ – West Indies embrace the unknown in Dhaka
Coach Sammy doesn’t want to “let the pitch play on our minds” while his Bangladesh counterpart felt it looked like a “normal Mirpur wicket”
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Saker returns to England set-up as Ashes fast-bowling coach
Australian played key role in 2010-11 win in Australia and was also involved in 2023 campaign
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New Zealand welcome England for no-strings frolics
Never mind the context of World Cups or Ashes, just let the good times roll in chilly Christchurch
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Bangladesh, West Indies prepare to do battle with puzzles to solve
Soumya Sarkar and Mahidul Islam should get into the Bangladesh XI straightaway, while Alick Athanaze is the likeliest replacement for Evin Lewis
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S. Pearl: Auburn planned for my dad’s retirement
Steven Pearl said Auburn AD John Cohen had been prepared for years for Bruce Pearl’s retirement.
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Unchanged Sri Lanka bat in a bid to clip high-flying South Africa’s wings
South Africa made three changes, bringing in Luus, Meso and Shangase
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Bangladesh, West Indies prepare to do battle with short- and long-term objectives on the mind
Soumya Sarkar and Mahidul Islam should get into the Bangladesh XI straightaway, while Alick Athanaze is the likeliest replacement for Evin Lewis
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Bell’s late strikes put Tasmania on the brink in a thriller with Western Australia
WA slumped from 198 for 5 to 215 for 8 chasing 259 after Matt Kelly’s career-best 6 for 49