Aston Martin are down to two batteries for the entire race weekend, with their cars potentially about to miss the season-opening grand prix.
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- Liam Blackford’s stunning debut 149* pulls off remarkable Victoria chase
- ‘I still feel strong in myself’ – Jhye Richardson eyes Test return as he enters his 30s
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Men’s Bubble Watch: Ohio State, Miami create separation with key wins
The Buckeyes and Canes solidified their standings on the right side of the respective Big Ten and ACC bubbles.
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Kershaw cheered by Rockies fans in debut for USA
Clayton Kershaw’s first appearance for Team USA saw him receive a standing ovation from a Colorado crowd he had spent years haunting as a Dodger. “If that was the last time on the mound, it was worth it for sure,” he said after the Wednesday exhibition.
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Australia ask India to bat in Healy’s international swansong
Australia have handed a debut to Lucy Hamilton, while India have four debutants: Pratika Rawal, Kashvee Gautam, Kranti Gaud and Sayali Satghare
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Men’s Bracketology: Miami (Ohio) or Auburn? Sorry, Bruce Pearl — it’s the RedHawks
The RedHawks are two wins away from an undefeated regular season while the Tigers are barely above .500.
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Litton Das back in Bangladesh ODI squad for series against Pakistan
Fast bowlers Nahid Rana and Shoriful Islam have also been included for the three ODIs
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NCAA to police player availability info with fines
Financial penalties will be imposed on schools that do not follow the new player availability reporting process in the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, the NCAA said on Wednesday.
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Aus GP: Leclerc tops FP1 ahead of Hamilton
World champion Lando Norris had a truncated session with a gearbox problem, as Ferrari and Red Bull set the early pace.
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Braves: Sans Profar, ‘someone’s gonna step up’
Braves manager Walt Weiss says he’s disappointed following Jurickson Profar’s suspension, but remains confident “someone’s gonna step up” in the outfielder’s absence.