The Circuit of the Americas (COTA) will continue to host the U.S. Grand Prix until at least 2034, Formula 1 announced ahead of Sunday’s race.
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Austin to host U.S. GP until 2034
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Bangladesh seek first ODI win against SL as semi-final race heats up
Both teams have two points each and are looking for crucial points in their push to make the knockouts
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Rune needs Achilles surgery, will miss ‘a while’
Holger Rune said Sunday he faces being out of action “a while” with an Achilles injury that will require surgery.
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Deepti, Charani keep England to 288 after Knight 109
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AP men’s hoops preseason poll: Breaking down all Top 25 teams
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Records: Gambling group targeted college hoops
As the NCAA and federal authorities investigate alleged point-shaving in college basketball, the documents reveal new details about the behavior of an alleged gambling syndicate and the games suspected members targeted.
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Rybakina storms back, wins China’s Ningbo Open
Elena Rybakina stormed back from a set down to beat Ekaterina Alexandrova 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 in the Ningbo Open final on Sunday.
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Marsh secures seven-wicket canter after Starc, Hazlewood set game up
In a contest cut to 26 overs by rain, India couldn’t recover from early trouble against the new ball
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