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Neser suffers calf strain at training, but hopeful for South Africa tour
Ashes hero was not selected in Australia’s 13-man squad for the home two-Test series against Bangladesh, which starts next Thursday in Darwin
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Vlaeminck and Brown to tour India with Australia A
Injury-prone speedster will finally play for Australia A having not played any international or domestic cricket since injuring her shoulder in 2024
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Warrican cherishes ‘extremely special’ six-for after 46 overs of toil
With a finger injury limiting Roston Chase’s role with the ball, Warrican sent down 40% of the overs in Pakistan’s first innings
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Tarik Skubal’s debut can’t end Dodgers’ skid in season-high fifth straight loss
The newly acquired starter whose arrival in L.A. highlighted the deadline, allowed two runs on six hits but got little offensive support.
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Post-deadline Giants take stock, along with a deep breath: ‘This is our chance’
The Giants who remained after the trade deadline were either happy to be there or at least happy to be done with guessing.
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Dodgers turn to familiar backstop Band-Aids to address suddenly dire catching situation
Ben Rortvedt and Hunter Feduccia have returned to the Dodgers and will be relied on behind the plate.
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How Arsenal signing Victor Ozhianvuna can renew the club’s connection to Ireland
The north London club have started looking across the Irish Sea for emerging players, re-opening a historic pathway of talent
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Will Cheick Doucoure be able to play a full part for Crystal Palace this season after three lost years?
The midfielder’s career has been hugely disrupted by injury but he is available again and could feature prominently if he can stay fit
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Manchester United’s greatest players: No 7, Wayne Rooney
The Athletic is counting down the club’s greatest 25 players. In seventh place is a striker central to their success during the 2000s
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Giovanni Leoni’s cautious return for Liverpool — and why Andoni Iraola’s arrival was a boost
Geovani Leoni has been out of action for the best part of a year but is edging towards a return
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