Travis Hunter and Ashton Jeanty headline CFB 25's first ratings boost - ESPN
Colorado's Travis Hunter and Boise State's Ashton Jeanty received big boosts in the first in-season player ratings update for EA Sports College Football 25 on Wednesday.
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Seamus Coleman and Will Smallbone ruled out of Republic of Ireland squad
Seamus Coleman and Will Smallbone have been ruled out of the Republic of Ireland's upcoming UEFA Nations League matches with Finland and Greece due to injury.
New York Climate Week takeaways: Island nations speak up and fossil fuel subsidies come under fire
This week, the fight against climate change took centre stage with Climate Week NYC and the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) running in tandem.
All Blacks down Wallabies 33-13 to end Wellington drought
:Winger Caleb Clarke scored two tries as New Zealand beat the Wallabies 33-13 on Saturday to round out the Rugby Championship with a third win and snap their six-year victory drought in Wellington.
Caleb Clarke doubles up as New Zealand reel in Australia to win Bledisloe Cup
Winger Caleb Clarke scored two tries as New Zealand beat the Wallabies by 20 points to round out the Rugby Championship with a third win and snap their six-year victory drought in Wellington.
FOX Super 6 contest: Geoff Schwartz's college football Week 5 picks
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Kanpur Hourly Weather Report Today: Will India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test Day 1 Be Washed Out?
After a comprehensive 280-run victory against Bangladesh in the series opener, Team India gears up hoping to produce a repeat of the performance in the second Test, which takes place in Kanpur. However, a worrying news has emerged ahead of the start of the match at the Greenfield Stadium, with the weather forecast painting a grim picture as far as the opening day's play is concerned. While overcast conditions are expected the entire day on Friday, about 4 hours of rainfall has also been suggested in the weather report.
England Star Harry Brook, Trolled For "Who Cares" Comment, Clarifies
England batter Harry Brook has developed a habit of getting into trouble with fans on social media. After England lost the first ODI against Australia, Brook gave open invitation to trolls by suggesting that he "doesn't care" if he gets caught while trying to go for a maximum. England went on to lose that match, and Brook became target on the internet, thanks to his remarks. However, after leading England to a victory in the third ODI with a century, the team's stand-in skipper has clarified his comments after the series opener.