Sooryavanshi’s uninhibited hitting was matched by Jurel’s scintillating stroke play, which helped RR to their fourth straight win
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- S Meghana retires from all formats at 30
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Baker rockets rock Yorkshire after Hill five-for
Jake Lehmann leads Hampshire batting effort on bowling day at Headingley
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Jamie Smith restates England credentials with second successive hundred
Surrey take command through 200-run stand between Smith and Ollie Pope
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Big Ten pockets $69.4M in NCAA tourney revenue
The Big Ten amassed $69.4 million from NCAA distributions that will be paid for appearances and performances in the 2026 men’s and women’s basketball tournaments.
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McLaren’s Stella calls on F1 to prioritise safety
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has called on Formula 1 to prioritise safety concerns surrounding the sport’s new regulations after Haas driver Oliver Bearman was lucky to avoid a serious injury in an accident at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Verstappen’s trusted engineer to join McLaren
Max Verstappen’s long-time race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase will join McLaren at the expiry of his Red Bull contract, assuming the role of chief racing officer.
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Max Verstappen’s inner circle is unravelling — and so are Red Bull’s hopes of keeping him
The departure of Max Verstappen’s longtime race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase will add fuel to the inferno that is building over the four-time world champion’s immediate F1 future, writes ESPN’s Nate Saunders.
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Ranking every men’s NCAA tournament champion since 2000
How do the 2026 Michigan Wolverines stack up against this century’s champions?
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MLB’s percentage of Black players increases again
Major League Baseball said Friday the percentage of Black players on opening day rosters increased in consecutive years for the first time in at least two decades.
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Sinner wins in Miami for rare ‘Sunshine Double’
Jannik Sinner beat Jiri Lehecka to become the first man to win the “Sunshine Double” without dropping a set in victories at Indian Wells and the Miami Open.