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India, South Africa meet in the final before the final
A blockbuster to kick off Group 1 will see two teams, familiar with the Ahmedabad conditions, clash on a black-soil pitch
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‘Last year he covered for us, now we cover for him’ – Suryakumar on Abhishek’s form
The India captain also addressed the issue of oppositions bowling offspin to India’s left-handed heavy line-up
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Fakhar in for Nafay as Pakistan bat in Colombo
New Zealand add Fakhar Zaman and Ish Sodhi in their playing XI
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‘Fielding in Pallekele will prove a different challenge’ – Sridhar
The outfield in Pallekele is not in the best condition as it’s been covered due to rain in the lead up to Sri Lanka vs England
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2026 F1 livery Power Rankings: Does Red Bull’s new look take P1?
Launch season is upon us, which means as F1 teams reveal their 2026 paint schemes, ESPN votes on this year’s livery Power Rankings.
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Mandhana, Rodrigues and Patil script famous India series win
The visitors put together a superb all-round display to secure just their second series win in Australia
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F1 testing: When and how to watch final three days live, full Bahrain preseason schedule and times
After a behind-closed-doors shakedown in Barcelona, Formula 1’s 2026 season build-up moves into full view as teams head to Bahrain,
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Patterson, Hadley fire New South Wales into One-Day Cup final
Patterson made 125 not out from 89 balls as the visitors chased 275 in 31 overs
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Patterson, Hadley fire NSW into One-Day Cup decider
Patterson made 125 not out from 89 balls as NSW chased 275 in 31 overs after Hadley bagged 5 for 69