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- Pirates prospect Chandler picks up first MLB win
- Rafaela rescues Red Sox with 2-run blast in 9th
- Alcaraz wins easily, races into US Open 3rd round
- Cadillac’s Pérez on Red Bull: ‘Nothing to prove’
- Astros’ Caratini on concussion IL, Diaz day-to-day
- Medvedev fined for Open outburst, racket abuse
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Tough choices and taking chances, Katie Levick relishes Durham debut
When Diamonds aren’t forever, legspinner makes the most of precious opportunity further north
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RCB look for Chinnaswamy joy against still-tinkering RR
RCB have been one of the teams to beat this season, but haven’t won a game at home yet, a record they would want to change against RR, who have lost their last four games
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Lancashire CEO: BCCI should have minority ownership of Hundred
Daniel Gidney believes ECB should incentivise India to allow their men’s players to feature in tournament
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Pahalgam attack: Black armbands, no cheerleaders or fireworks at SRH vs MI game
The BCCI will express its condolences to the families of the Pahalgam victims in various ways during the IPL 2025 game in Hyderabad tonight
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Title-chasing Norris won’t repeat King’s Day party
Lando Norris has said he will not be attending King’s Day in Amsterdam this year as he is concentrating on his bid to become Formula 1 world champion.
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Abishek Porel: ‘I know my game and the support staff knows my game’
Abishek Porel, one of four players retained by DC after IPL 2024, hasn’t set the stage on fire, but has been able to do what the team has asked of him
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Three uncapped players in Sri Lanka’s Athapaththu-led squad for tri-series
There are recalls for Inoka Ranaweera, Hasini Perera and Hansima Karunaratne in the 17-member squad
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Rangers’ Seager leaves win with tight hamstring
Texas Rangers veteran shortstop Corey Seager, who finished the game 1-for-4 with two runs on Tuesday night, was pulled from his club’s 8-5 victory over the Athletics in West Sacramento, California in the sixth inning due to right hamstring tightness.
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Abishek Porel: ‘I know my game and the support staff know my game’
Abishek Porel, one of four players retained by DC after IPL 2024, hasn’t set the stage on fire, but has been able to do what the team has asked of him