Sri Lanka also handed maiden caps to seamer Malki Madara and batter Piumi Badalge
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Jason Kidd joins Everton ownership: List of athletes who became team owners
The Dallas Mavericks coach joins a list of athletes that includes LeBron James, Serena Williams, Wayne Gretzky and Tom Brady.
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How Piastri-Verstappen incident led to McLaren’s Saudi win
After nearly colliding on Lap 1 Max Verstappen was forced to yield to eventual Saudi GP winner Oscar Piastri.
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Arya and Prabhsimran sparkle before rain dashes PBKS’ hopes
PBKS moved to No. 4 on the points table while KKR rose to No. 7 with seven points from nine matches
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Pressure on Bangladesh as Zimbabwe eye rare overseas Test series win
The match will be played in batting-friendly Chattogram, which means Bangladesh’s bowlers will have to work extra hard to force a result
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How the bottom of the order is powering the Cubs’ offense to top of MLB
Chicago has scored more runs than any team in the majors so far — with the help of some unexpected sluggers.
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Anil Kumble wants misfiring KKR to move Venkatesh Iyer ‘right up the order’
Kumble feels defending IPL champions KKR are struggling because “they still haven’t figured out the perfect XI”
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Duran steals home, leaves Red Sox in amazement
Jarren Duran pulled off Boston’s first straight steal of home plate in exactly 16 years as the Red Sox beat the Guardians 7-3 in the second game of a doubleheader Saturday.
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D-backs’ Suarez slugs four HRs in loss to Braves
Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suarez became the 19th player in major league history to hit four home runs in a game Saturday night, doing so against the Braves.
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Raza and Mitchell take Qalandars to second spot after stunning chase against Sultans
Sultans might have felt their 185 would be enough on a tricky surface, but Mitchell and Raza finished the chase with an over to spare