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The Indian women's hockey team went missing in the crunch moments and face more high-stakes tournaments later.
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Thunder forward Jalen Williams will undergo surgery to repair a ligament tear -- originally sustained in March -- in his right wrist after managing the injury through the team's championship run.
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Jordan Clarkson is finalizing a contract buyout with the Utah Jazz, which will make the veteran guard an unrestricted free agent.
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Some are fighting for starting spots while others are battling for key depth roles. Here's who have made an early impression.
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What might the Browns and Rams do with their first-rounders? How many QBs could go on Day 1? Here's Matt Miller's early look at the 2026 draft.
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Here are seven players to watch this week, including former champions and a Hall of Famer.
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Here are the latest rumblings from across the league, from potential free agent targets to trades. Watch the 'NBA Today Free Agency Special' at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN.
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Wimbledon: Taylor Fritz and Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard will resume their match in the 5th set | Tennis News
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TENNIS-WIMBLEDON/ (PIX):Tennis-American men still searching for a way to emulate Keys and Gauff success
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England announced their team for the second Test against India on Monday. The match starts on Monday at Edgbaston. The team remains largely unchanged after their recent win. Jofra Archer has left the squad due to a family emergency. His inclusion would boost England's pace attack. India aims to recover after losing the first match.
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In an interview, Neeraj Chopra spoke about former cricketers Sachin Tendulkar and Brett Lee.
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Selectors keep faith with Woakes, Carse, Tongue as frontline seam attack for Edgbaston
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Neeraj Chopra playfully suggested Brett Lee's athleticism in his prime could have helped him excel in javelon. This prompted a humble and humorous response from the former Australian fast bowler.
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Moeen Ali, the former England all-rounder, made a surprise visit to England's training session in Birmingham, offering his valuable insights on the Edgbaston pitch ahead of the crucial second Test against India. His experience at the ground, particularly regarding spin conditions, was sought by head coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes.
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Surrey dominated Durham in a County Championship match, posting a record-breaking 820/9 declared. Dom Sibley's epic 305, supported by Dan Lawrence (178), Sam Curran (108), and Will Jacks (119), powered Surrey's massive total. Durham ended Day 2 at 59/1, trailing by 761 runs, facing an uphill battle against Surrey's commanding lead and potent batting display.
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India’s Edgbaston Test selection hinges on Bumrah’s fitness and the spin combination. Dry conditions favour two spinners, with Sundar, Jadeja, and Kuldeep vying for spots. Kuldeep’s X-factor could be crucial if Bumrah is rested. The team faces a tricky balance between batting depth and wicket-taking potency.
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Indian cricketer Shreyas Iyer was seen in a viral video playing cricket with his mother, Rohini Iyer. The video was shared by Punjab Kings on X, where Rohini bowled Shreyas out during their game at home and celebrated her son's wicket with great joy.
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Brazil forward Neymar has said he will continue playing football until he can 'no longer perform' as he wants to.
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The trademark will be granted if no objection or opposition is raised by any third party within 120 days of its acceptance
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Indian chess reflects a stark North-South divide. While Tamil Nadu nurtures champions with cultural and institutional support, northern players struggle for legitimacy and infrastructure. Grandmasters and coaches highlight deep-rooted differences in perception, loyalty, and ambition.