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F1, FIA to vote on engines amid Merc loophole
Formula 1 and motorsport governing body, the FIA, will vote on a mid-season ban for a controversial engine design believed to have been pioneered by Mercedes for the upcoming 2026 season.
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F1 testing LIVE: Oscar Piastri leads Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari still quiet
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🏀 The Bilas Index: The best 68 teams this season
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Men’s Power Rankings: A 1-2 showdown on tap this weekend!
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Kapp rested for Pakistan ODIs as a precaution, Fay Cowling gets maiden call-up
A CSA statement said Kapp was being rested for the series after feeling discomfort in the third T20I
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Zimbabwe stun Sri Lanka to enter Super Eight unbeaten
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Canada bowl as Afghanistan leave out Noor Ahmad
Canada also made just one change as both teams play their final game of this T20 World Cup
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Broken Australia look to avoid ignominy of third straight loss
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