O’Neill took 3 for 17 to bowl Tasmania out for 91 but then made 44 as Victoria folded for 193 with Tasmania finishing 47 for 0 at stumps needing a further 279 to win
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- Zimbabwe bat with two changes; Farooqi back for Afghanistan
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Two F1 races at-risk due to attacks on Iran
Formula 1’s April faces in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are at serious risk of cancellation due to the US-Israel war with Iran.
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Aus GP: Piastri fastest in FP2 ahead of Mercedes
Max Verstappen suffered a pit-lane issue, while world champion Lando Norris finished seventh
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Nolan Richardson statue to be built at Arkansas
Former Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson, who led the Razorbacks to the 1994 national title, will be immortalized with a statue outside Bud Walton Arena, the school said Wednesday.
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Aus GP: Aston Martin participation in doubt
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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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.