Here is what’s next for one of baseball’s most dynamic divisions.
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- Babar and Hardie power Peshawar Zalmi into the PSL final
- Ferreira, Shubham, RR openers hand PBKS their first defeat
- Time running out for MI’s famous turnaround
- Dulani and Samarawickrama set up Sri Lanka’s victory in T20I series opener
- RR opt to bowl and leave out Hetmyer, Bishnoi
- Vic Flowers, former Barmy Army cheerleader, to stand as Reform UK candidate
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BCB promises to investigate claims of threats against protesting players
CWAB president Mohammad Mithun, who has been at the forefront of the protests, has said he has received threatening calls and messages
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Gujarat Giants opt to bowl against RCB, hand debut to Shivani Singh
Dew will likely be a factor at a venue with small boundaries and a quick outfield
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Formula 1’s new terminology explained: Overtake Mode, Boost, and how it affects 2026 racing
Formula 1’s biggest technical overhaul isn’t just reshaping the cars and the way drivers extract performance from them — it is also redefining the language of racing.
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Why did Hamilton’s debut season at Ferrari go sideways? Will it get any better in 2026?
Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari was supposed to be a dream come true, but it became a nightmare. Will 2026’s regulation change make things right?
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🏀 Power Rankings: Michigan, Iowa State drop
Three of the five remaining unbeaten teams suffered their first losses in the past week.
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NCAA asks CFTC to suspend prediction markets
The NCAA asked a federal regulatory body to stop prediction markets from offering trades on college sports until more safeguards are in place.
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New D-back Arenado: Expectations still high
Nolan Arenado hopes a move to the young Arizona Diamondbacks can lead to postseason success.
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A three-week tennis bonanza: How Craig Tiley revolutionised the Australian Open
Grand Slams are usually thought to be two-week affairs, but the Australian Open behemoth has transformed into a three-week tennis bonanza, writes Matt Walsh.
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Devine: Retired-outs a ‘great option to be able to use’
“Some people will love it, some people will hate it,” Gujarat Giants allrounder said