Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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‘Not the end of the road’ for Maxwell, Stoinis, Smith in T20Is for Australia
Australia selector George Bailey says the senior trio have “not been dropped” but the panel was keen to look at others
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‘Cricketing IQ’ the key as Bhuvneshwar continues to make an impact
“He’s becoming sort of an artist now. He’s just becoming so, so good at what he’s doing,” raves Ambati Rayudu after Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s all-round show sinks Mumbai Indians
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Mominul and Shanto put Bangladesh ahead on fourth morning
Pakistan, after conceding a 27-run first-innings lead, started well by removing the openers, but let the initiative slip after that
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Khadija Shaw is the hottest player in women’s football. Her Women’s FA Cup display proved it
On Sunday, Khadija Shaw showed she is the type of player Chelsea have needed this season and why they are keen to obtain her signature
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Ducks vs. Golden Knights Game 4: Key takeaways as Anaheim never trails, evens series
The Ducks’ power play came through with two crucial goals.
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Josh Hart after Knicks sweep 76ers: ‘I used to think Philly was a sports town’
When these two teams met in the playoffs in 2024, Knicks fans took over in Philadelphia, leading to pleas from Joel Embiid.
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Newcastle, Nick Woltemade and the ongoing pursuit of attacking balance
The £64million record signing encapsulates this team’s wider attacking flaws, with Eddie Howe no closer to settling on his forward’s role
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Elliot Anderson steps up to thrust Forest to safety, but was this a parting gift?
The England midfielder has proved to be one of Forest’s best pieces of business since their return to the Premier League
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Morgan Rogers and John McGinn are Aston Villa’s marathon men — and vital to their run-in
Unai Emery’s side rely on Rogers and McGinn. They will need all of their efforts with a Europa League final on the horizon
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The Briefing: A fitting defining moment in title race? West Ham’s terrible timing? Loss of faith in Slot?
We discuss three of the biggest questions to arise from a weekend that was significant at both ends of the Premier League table
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