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First woman in the role replaces Thomas Bach
‘We are guardians of the Olympic movement’
Kirsty Coventry has promised to change lives and inspire hope during an official ceremony to mark her taking over…
2 days ago
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First Test, day two: India 471 v England 209-3
Pope unbeaten on 100 but Root falls late to Bumrah
A day on from that much-debated decision to bowl first by Ben Stokes and the clouds had started to lift…
3 days ago
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Queues for water refills and ice creams surpassed even those for beer at a sun-baked ground offering unseasonably hot sustenance
After two years without a Test here, 23 in which India’s red-ball side …
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Ollie Pope retains his No 3 spot for the first Test and India wouldn’t mind having a bit more of that kind of continuity
There always seems to be one man under pressure in England’s batting lineup and…
21 days ago
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Do sharks have best pals? Can cute-seeming animals be vicious? And does ancestry matter any more? The answers lie in this week’s finest listens
“Who really gives a shit about roots any more,” asks Das…
24 days ago
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Zimbabwe player’s high-profile trip around the world this week should prompt more players to think global and play local
Do you remember the first of Zimbabwe’s three ODIs against Bangladesh in 2022? …
29 days ago
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Veteran’s 88 was full of crisp cuts, punishing pulls and swingeing sweeps – delighting the visitors’ dancing, singing and chanting fans
On 11 June 1890 a column of three hundred colonialists crossed t…
30 days ago
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England, 565-6, bt Zimbabwe, 265 & 255, by an innings and 45 runs
Williams hits swashbuckling 88 before tourists subside
There were periods of resistance, some wonderful shots, and supporters cheering …
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