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Indian Wells recap: The strangest match point of the year, missing balls and more
A series of strange happenings in the desert helped define the first few days of the tournament.
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Is the key to Shota Imanaga’s 2026 success really as simple as getting his velocity back?
The Cubs believe if Imanaga gets healthy and corrects his mechanics, his fastball will return to its former glory.
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Australia give Healy fitting farewell with ten-wicket demolition of India
Pratika Rawal scored a half-century to make Australia bat again, but Georgia Voll and Phoebe Litchfield knocked off the paltry 25-run target to finish the Test in just over two days
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Queensland final hopes stay alive as rain thwarts WA
Just five overs were bowled on Sunday as the Sheffield Shield match between Western Australia and Queensland finished in a draw
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Why can’t Chelsea control football matches?
Chelsea can still make this season a success but it won’t be if they keep making the same mistakes – they must see out games better
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Australian GP: Submit your questions for our F1 mailbag
What questions do you have for our F1 experts after F1’s 2026 Australian GP?
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How George Russell led Mercedes 1-2 at F1 Australian Grand Prix and Oscar Piastri crashed out before it started
Russell won the season-opener from pole ahead of Kimi Antonelli, with new cars and 2026 racing debuted in Melbourne.
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Wrexham pushed Chelsea to the limit. Are they ready for the Premier League?
There was no Hollywood ending this time for Wrexham against the Premier League giants – but the occasion felt too authentic for that
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Zimbabwe batter Ndhlovu taken for scans after being hit by Illing bouncer
“She’s responding now, which is really lovely to hear,” Zimbabwe coach Kate Ebrahim says of Kelis Ndhlovu
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Five in five! Brett Randell ‘blown away’ after blowing Northern Districts away in landmark spell
Central Districts quick Brett Randell became the first to pick five wickets in five balls in first-class cricket history, and later became the first to take six wickets in eight balls in the format
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