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- Raza lifts Zimbabwe to 271 alongside Ervine and Kaia
- Webster, Meredith run riot as Tasmania rout Western Australia
- Shafali dazzles with 49-ball 100*, India march into Asian Games final
- Fleming targets No. 1 Test ranking alongside focus on ‘identity’
- Fleming promises evolution not revolution as England era begins
- Cremer plays his first ODI in eight years, Zimbabwe bat first
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Duke back atop AP men’s poll thanks to U-M win
Duke’s win against Michigan has propelled the Blue Devils to a familiar perch: No. 1 in the AP men’s college basketball poll.
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India’s T20 stars face unfamiliar high-pressure situation
India’s batting coach said he doesn’t want his players to think too much about the South Africa loss so they can “move ahead”
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Du Plessis to Abhishek: Be aware of opposition plans, keep out the noise
“Give him a couple more innings, the youngster will come through and will have an amazing innings somewhere in this World Cup”
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India meet Zimbabwe with their semi-final hopes on the line
Heavy defeats have damaged their net run rates, and now both teams need massive wins to recover
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2026 coaching carousel: Who’s on the hot seat? Who are the names to watch?
The schools (Oklahoma? Syracuse?), names (Will Wade? Porter Moser? Josh Schertz?) and buzz we’re tracking.
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Have F1’s new-for-2026 regulations made the sport too complicated?
F1’s star drivers have spent much of preseason criticizing the sport’s new-for-2026 cars. They might have a point, but there are no simple solutions.
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F1 boss: Verstappen won’t quit over new rules
Stefano Domenicali is certain Max Verstappen will not quit the sport over its controversial and already-maligned new rules, which he has urged fans to “stay calm” about.
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Judge, Soto or Tatis? Buster Olney ranks baseball’s best corner outfielders
Do any fast-rising young outfielders beat out these two New York sluggers on our top 10? Let’s find out.
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Kotak: ‘We have to be very positive and play the same brand of cricket’
India’s batting coach said he doesn’t want his players to think too much about the South Africa loss so they can “move ahead”