Morkel feels South Africa will “thrive when there’s bit more on the line”, and backs Brevis and Rabada
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‘Specific place, specific time’ – Phillips explains World Cup switch-hit gamble
The New Zealand allrounder says he uses the shot to open up different scoring zones and that “it’s not a one-trick pony”
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Plucky UAE look to sign off on a high with SA scalp
South Africa are already through to the Super Eight, and will want to stay perfect ahead of the next stage of competition
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The Bilas Index: Ranking the top 68 teams in men’s college basketball
With a month until Selection Sunday, Bilas reveals which teams he has at the top of the pecking order.
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Kansas St. fires Tang after rant, one Big 12 win
Jerome Tang, who led Kansas State to the Elite Eight in his first season but has failed to replicate that success in his three seasons since, was fired for cause by the school.
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Bubble Watch: Seton Hall keeps NCAA tournament hopes alive for now
Seton Hall is still fourth in a Big East expected to send three teams to the NCAA tournament.
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Men’s Bracketology: UConn retains its No. 1 seed — for now
The Huskies remain on the top line with Houston’s loss, but could they be better off as a 2-seed in the East?
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Irked by refs, Gottlieb slams table after GB’s loss
Green Bay coach Doug Gottlieb slammed both hands on a table and demanded answers after he was given a late technical foul and his team was called for a crucial foul in the closing seconds of a 75-72 loss at Milwaukee on Sunday during Horizon League play.
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Washout takes Zimbabwe into Super Eight; Ireland and Australia knocked out
Zimbabwe needed just a point to secure qualification, and with persistent rain in Pallekele, the match was abandoned without a toss
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Australia’s T20 World Cup comes to an end after Pallekele washout
Australia still have one more game to play, against Oman, but it will now be a dead rubber