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Hughie Morrison is keen to confine the events of last year's Cairn Community Games Pretty Polly Stakes to the history books as Stay Alert prepares for a second tilt at the Curragh Group One on Saturday.
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Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Danny Parkins discuss the latest news in sports including the Boston Celtics NBA Finals celebration parade. The FTF crew also decides if the Celtics can repeat as champs.
Ken Rosenthal and Will Cain preview the Giants-Cardinals game, airing Thursday at 7:15 p.m. ET on FOX.
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A cop who went to a 'known dogging site' in a patrol car for 'no policing reason' has been sacked from a force after a disciplinary hearing.
Legendary West Indian cricketer Chris Gayle has pinned the tag of favourites on India ahead of their marquee T20 World Cup match against Pakistan on Sunday. India made a sound start to the ICC showpiece with a win over Ireland, while Pakistan were derailed by a charged co-hosts USA in the Super Over. "Their (Pakistan) backs are up against the wall and coming off a loss like that straight into playing a team like India, who traditionally have the upper hand in these games, is a huge challenge," Gayle told ICC. But Gayle said it would be naive to expect a cold contest between the cross-border rivals. "India are in the driver's seat, definitely a more relaxed seat. But this is India versus Pakistan at a World Cup, so you can take nothing for granted," he added.