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Weatherald returns to two-time defending Shield champions South Australia
Test opener returns to South Australia, where he played the first eight seasons of his Shield career, after Tasmania agreed to release him from the final two years of his contract
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Bhuvneshwar leads Purple Cap race; Kohli climbs up Orange Cap list
RCB quick grabbed 3 for 5 against DC, before Kohli moved up to No. 4 among run-getters
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Nuggets’ Aaron Gordon (hamstring) to miss Game 5 vs. Timberwolves
The 30-year-old forward missed 46 games this season with similar hamstring issues, and Denver will also be without forward Peyton Watson.
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Lakers’ Marcus Smart, Luke Kennard fined for treatment of referees in Game 4 vs. Rockets
Smart walked toward several Lakers teammates and referee James Williams. Smart pointed at and exchanged words with Williams.
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Edwin Díaz ‘100 percent’ confident he will be back to old form in second half
The real test will come in a few weeks, when Díaz has his stitches removed and he starts a throwing progression.
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Penguins vs. Flyers Game 5: Key takeaways as rejuvenated Pittsburgh stays alive
For a second consecutive game facing elimination, the Penguins scratched and clawed their way back into the series. Game 6 is Wednesday.
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Guardians to call up top prospect, No. 1 overall pick Travis Bazzana: Sources
Bazzana will take over at second base for the Guardians, who intend to option Juan Brito to Triple-A Columbus.
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Kris Letang banks improbable goal off glass to give Penguins lead vs. Flyers
Letang scored one of the Stanley Cup playoffs’ more peculiar goals on Monday night in Pittsburgh.
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Three best NFL draft classes of 2026, plus some behind-the-scenes insights
Stories behind our favorite picks, plus Dane Brugler ranks all 32 classes (I look at his top three)
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Former quick Geoff Allott named New Zealand Cricket chief executive
Allott played 10 Tests and 31 ODIs for New Zealand but has also served as NZC’s general manager of cricket and an NZC board director, taking over after the resignation of Scott Weenink
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