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MCC on Agha run-out: ‘No case to be made that this was not out’
The lawmaking body contended that the dismissal was fully in accordance with the Laws of the game
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Gavaskar hits out at Sunrisers for signing Abrar Ahmed in Men’s Hundred
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar calls franchise into question in scathing column in Indian newspaper
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Kevin Durant, shut down by Lakers’ double teams, takes blame for Rockets loss
“It’s on me,” Durant said after Houston’s 100-92 loss on Monday. “I’m the offense.”
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LA 2028 soccer schedule: San Diego to host bronze-medal matches, men’s tournament to open Games
The distribution of soccer matches across the seven cities was announced by the Games organisers.
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Phillies minor-league notes: Aidan Miller’s back injury, hitters who impressed
The Phillies feel encouraged by Miller’s recovery from a back injury, although it appears he won’t begin the season on time.
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Yankees’ camp has been eerily quiet so far — but shhh, don’t jinx it
Unlike last spring’s, this year’s camp has been smooth sailing — no injuries, no trades, no drama — and the Yankees are just fine with that.
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The American vs. the rebuilt Pac-12: Which conference is stronger? Group of 6 mailbag
G6 readers have a lot of structural and long-term concerns, unsurprisingly, but also some questions about the 2026 season.
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Champions League odds: Will the Premier League’s trailing clubs prevail?
Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur all face an uphill task to make the final eight of the Champions League
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Venezuela manager Omar López on verge of his WBC goal: ‘To give joy to my country’
The mastermind behind Venezuela’s success in the WBC took some lumps in 2017, but he only came back stronger.
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As Venezuela faces Team USA in WBC final, complicated feelings arise
In Doral, Fla., home of the largest population of Venezuelans in the U.S., natives discussed their feelings of watching the WBC.
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