Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Toby Collyer interview: I was playing over Casemiro. But he was giving everything every day. I look up to him so much
Toby Collyer speaks of his admiration for Casemiro, his hopes for Hull City, his injury frustrations and his ambitions with Man United
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Dimitar Berbatov: ‘I never thought I’d be talking about Spurs battling for survival’
The former striker discusses Tottenham’s battle against relegation, Daniel Levy, and why Manchester United should stick with Michael Carrick
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Cummins, Starc, Hazlewood unlikely for Pakistan ODIs as dates overlap with IPL
Australia’s three-match ODI tour will begin on May 30 in Rawalpindi before the final two matches are played on June 2 and 4 in Lahore, with the IPL playoffs running until May 31
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Allrounder Reddy has ‘found a niche’ despite the impact-player rule
“The team functions better when they have an allrounder who’s being able to contribute both with bat and ball,” James Franklin, SRH’s assistant coach, says about Nitish Kumar Reddy
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Frank Lampard interview: Misconceptions of British managers, learning to be ‘tough’, challenges for Coventry
Frank Lampard explains what he has learnt as promotion-winning Coventry manager and why the Premier League will be so challenging
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Australia A men to tour India in September-October ahead of 2027 Test tour
Australia A women and Australia men’s Under-19s will also tour India in September and October
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‘Good head on his shoulders’ – Connolly’s happy IPL with PBKS continues
Sairaj Bahutule credits Cooper Connolly, who scored an unbeaten 107 in 59 balls, for not giving up even when the chase against SRH was dead in the water
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In praise of Marquinhos, Paris Saint-Germain’s freelance inspiration
The captain is a veteran in a young team, a man who has seen it all at PSG, and has played more Champions League games than any Brazilian
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Bayern Munich are not done yet
Failing to make the Champions League final will sting but Vincent Kompany’s side have exceeded expectations and the future looks bright
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Paris Saint-Germain have been Europe’s best team for two years. Now to establish a dynasty
Luis Enrique’s team demonstrated they have big-game assuredness, as well as impressive endurance, to ease beyond Bayern and into the final
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