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Nervous 9999s: Smith opens up on milestone miss

Steve Smith admits he thought "too much" of passing the 10,000 Test runs milestone against India before falling one run short.

AAP

Border-Gavaskar Trophy returns to Australia after 10 years following 6-wicket triumph against India at SCG

Rohit Sharma, who decided to sit out in the final Test, saw his side with downcast eyes. Head coach Gautam Gambhir looked dejected as he saw India's growing misery on the field. The emotions of the two stalwarts summed up the SCG Test. Read further on Dynamite News:

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BGT 2024-25: Head continues golden run against India with century

Travis Head came in clutch, continuing his golden run against India with an incredible century. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Despite stark differences on worker rights, unions split on Trump, Harris

Trump has garnered support among union members by tapping into issues that are top of mind of the broader electorate.

Al Jazeera

Pert quits Demons, Joel Smith to learn fate

Melbourne CEO Gary Pert has quit in the latest off-field development at the embattled AFL club, while player Joel Smith is facing a ban of up to four years.

AAP

Australia abandon Steve Smith experiment ahead of marquee India series

Smith was pushed up to open after the retirement of David Warner but will now return to the middle order

The Independent UK

Mitch Marsh, Gardner named Australia's top cricketers

Mitch Marsh and Ash Gardner have been crowned Australia's best cricketers of 2023, winning the Allan Border Medal and Belinda Clark Awards.

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Amid the cries of Test cricket’s death, Shamar Joseph brings hope from a remote corner

From the moment internet reached his home town five years ago, the West Indian quick has been on a dream-like journey that continues in Brisbane today

The Guardian - AU

Smith opening, Green No.4 'a perfect scenario': Marnus

Marnus Labuschagne has outlined why Australia will be well served if Steven Smith opens and Cameron Green bats No.4 in the first Test against the West Indies.

AAP

AUS vs NED | Maxwell puts on a big show, rips the Netherlands apart

Australia's batting might on full display as Warner & Maxwell bludgeon their way to centuries. Warner's 92-ball 104 & Maxwell's 40-ball 106 power Aus to 399/8 vs Netherlands

The Hindu

Beleaguered Pakistan meet ICC Cricket World Cup nemesis Australia

Pakistan’s squad has been fighting illness, injuries and poor form ahead of their crucial match against Australia.

Al Jazeera

Graham Potter makes Rangers decision as hunt to replace Michael Beale begins

The Ibrox club confirmed the departure of Michael Beale yesterday following defeat to Aberdeen at the weekend.

The National (Scotland)

Rangers' new management team's UEFA Pro Licence situation explained

Steven Davis has been put in interim charge at Ibrox after the club announced the sacking of Michael Beale yesterday.

The National (Scotland)

Chris Sutton aims parting shot at Michael Beale after Rangers sacking

Three Premiership defeats in seven league games so far this term led to the club's hierarchy opting to end Beale's tenure after only 10 months.

The National (Scotland)

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India vs Australia, 3rd ODI | Indian middle-order crumbles as Australia record consolation win

Australia win 3rd ODI by 66 runs; India seals series 2-1. India lose despite Rohit and Kohli's fifties. Australia's batters put on a commanding performance, with Marsh, Warner, Smith and Labuschagne all scoring half-centuries

Evening Standard

The Ashes: Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes raise England hopes against Australia

Close, day one: Australia 299-8

The National (Scotland)

English forward Archie Stevens reveals Ibrox selling point and Rangers influences

The illustrious history of Rangers and the grandeur of Ibrox convinced Archie Stevens to reject English advances and continue his development north…

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AccuWeather Names Steven Smith CEO, Succeeding Founder Joel Myers

Myers will serve as executive chairman

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The Guardian - UK

Kohli exposed as Australia beat India to win World Test Championship final

Australia wrapped up victory against India in the World Test Championship final, winning by an emphatic 209 runs

Chicago Sun-Times

Drivers dodging potholes: Rough roads are an expensive nuisance for Chicagoans

December through April is peak pothole season, the city reports. Potholes can damage a car’s tires, alignment and undercarriage. And they pose a problem for bicyclists.

Tribune News Service

‘Green Book’ actor Frank Vallelonga Jr. died of cocaine, fentanyl overdose before his body was dumped in Bronx

NEW YORK — The “Green Book” actor whose body was dumped on a Bronx sidewalk died of an accidental overdose of fentanyl and cocaine, a city Medical Examiner autopsy has determined.

Dynamite News

IND vs AUS, 4th Test: Usman Khawaja ton puts visitors on driver's seat (Stumps, Day 1)

Usman Khawaja and Cameron Green put Australia in a commanding position, as the visitors dominated Day 1 of the fourth Test match against India in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy here at Narendra Modi Stadium on Thursday. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Guardian - AU

India v Australia: fourth Test, day one – as it happened

An Usman Khawaja century and a breezy 49 from Cam Green puts Australia in the driving seat as India’s bowlers toil in the heat

Nottingham Post

Neighbours shocked after man found stabbed in 'nice little town'

Members of the community have shared their horror of the event, saying that it's not the sort of town where things like that happen

AFP

Australia reeling on 94-3 after Ashwin strikes twice

New Delhi (AFP) - India's Ravichandran Ashwin took two wickets in one over including Steve Smith for a duck to leave Australia reeling on 94-3 at lunch on Friday's opening day of the second Test.

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