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Sri Lanka Chooses to Bowl First as England Hands Debut to Donald
Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bowl first, deploying a three-spinner attack featuring Dunith Wellalage, while England hands a debut to Donald.
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Mayank Agarwal Hits 177 to Power Durham Dominant Display
Mayank Agarwal scores a brilliant 177 to lead Division Two champions Durham to a commanding 437 for 7 on day one against Worcestershire.
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India Secures Dominant Cricket Series Victory Led by Samson and Reddy
Discover how brilliant performances from Samson, Abhishek, and Reddy powered India to a decisive series-winning victory in under 15 overs.
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Essex Battles Back After Bamber Claims Six Wickets at Chelmsford
Essex fights back on a dramatic 19-wicket day at Chelmsford as Warwickshire holds a slender lead with just one wicket remaining.
Posted inFootball
Howard Webb Admits VAR Tunnel Vision Led to Erling Haaland Goal
Officiating chief Howard Webb reveals that video assistant referee tunnel vision caused a controversial Manchester City derby goal to stand.
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Diego Luna Facing Months on Sidelines with Knee Injury
Real Salt Lake and USMNT midfielder Diego Luna is expected to miss months due to a knee injury requiring an arthroscopic procedure.
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Australia A Secures Series Victory Over India A Thanks to Mack
Australia A clinched a notable series win against India A, driven by a stellar unbeaten knock, overshadowing a strong all-around effort by Niki Prasad.
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Minnesota Wild Sign Head Coach John Hynes to Multiyear Contract Extension
The Minnesota Wild have officially signed head coach John Hynes to a multiyear contract extension, securing leadership for the upcoming seasons.
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Kushal Malla Returns to Nepal Squad for Asian Games
Kushal Malla returns to the Nepal cricket squad for the upcoming Asian Games, with Dipendra Singh Airee stepping in as captain for the tournament.
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Steve Ballmer Confirms Compliance with NBA Penalties and Rules Out Legal Challenges
LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer states he will accept all NBA punishments without pursuing legal action, expressing sincere regrets over the situation.
