Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka over the weekend both completed a rare “Sunshine Double” — respectively becoming only the eighth man and the fifth woman in tennis history to do so.
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- Bangladesh pick Hridoy for one-off Test against Afghanistan
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- Pakistan face familiar Sri Lanka in Asian Games semi-final
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Revamped RR and CSK aim to put past failures behind
They finished at the bottom of the league in IPL 2025 and have a new look for the 2026 season
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Hampshire bring in Yusuf as Seales replacement
South Africa quick signed at short notice for opening block of Championship fixtures
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Hamilton disagrees with Max: F1 now at its ‘best’
Lewis Hamilton has said Formula 1’s new cars have delivered “how racing should be” and suggested Max Verstappen’s criticism is down to Red Bull not being competitive anymore.
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Forget luck: Antonelli shows he’s an F1 title threat in Japan
Yes, the timing of a safety car helped Kimi Antonelli to Sunday’s win at the Japanese GP, but he was still the fastest car on track when it happened.
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A historic rookie class? Is Trout back? 10 things we learned from MLB’s opening weekend
From early trends to the most — and least — surprising performances, this is what stood out from baseball’s return.
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Previewing the McDonald’s All American boys’ game: Stokes vs. Branch, more to watch
From schedules to rosters, to the elite one-on-one matchups, everything to know about the boys’ All-Star game.
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Wolff: ‘Broken glass’ makes Horner return difficult
Toto Wolff has cast doubt over Christian Horner’s return to Formula 1 by claiming his rival could be dealing with the “repercussions” of having “broken a lot of glass” in the sport.
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Swanepoel’s Worcestershire NOC in doubt after leaving Lions in lurch
Allrounder walked off with eight overs of one-day cup final to play in order to catch flight to UK
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‘The culprit here is me, not Shaheen’ – Raza on PSL security breach
“Afridi went down on my request, because it was my close family and friends; I didn’t want to meet them in the business centre,” Sikandar Raza says