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World record holder Jacob Kiplimo became the first Ugandan man to win the Great North Run after tributes were paid to Queen Elizabeth II before Sunday's race.
West Zone and North Zone secured semi-final berths in the Duleep Trophy by taking the first-innings lead in their matches against North East Zone and East Zone respectively. While West obtained a massive 367-run lead over North East Zone at the M A Chidambaram Stadium and opted for batting practice on the fourth and final day on Sunday, North rode on a superb ton by debutant Yash Dhull (193) to overhaul East Zone's total. The Ajinkya Rahane-led West Zone were 268 for five when the match ended. Aith Sheth remained not out on 102 (101 balls, 10 fours, 1 six), and Shams Mulani fell for 97 (115 balls, 12 fours), as the match meandered to a draw.
Talented batter Yash Dhull hit a superb 193 decorated with 28 fours and two sixes to power North Zone to 433 for 3 in their first innings at stumps on day three of the Duleep Trophy quarter-final against East Zone on Saturday. Thanks to Dhull's batting heroics, North Zone have taken a first innings lead of 36 runs with seven wickets in hand, and they are in command in the match. After a splendid start to his Ranji Trophy career with a century in both innings for Delhi on debut earlier this year against Tamil Nadu, Dhull made his maiden appearance in the prestigious Duleep Trophy a memorable one with a brilliant ton on Saturday. He missed a double ton by just seven runs.
Arriving at the crease with his side struggling at 6 for 84, Ankur took the aggressive route from the word go. The 18-year-old from Sikkim’s first boundary was a top-edge towards the third-man region off medium-pacer Atit Sheth (2-51). In the company of skipper Hokaito Zhimomi (32, 1x4), Ankur stitched a 67-run partnership for the 7th wicket in just 82 balls.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. — Brian Call would shake his head when he’d leave his home on Speedway Road and look at the decaying race track that was a short walk up the hill.
Organisers of the Great North Run have confirmed that this weekend's event will still go ahead, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Organisers said it would be a "fitting tribute" to the Queen, but would take placing in a "subdued" form due to the nature of the circumstances.
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