Canada's LePage sets sights on Olympic gold after historic world decathlon title win
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Murray admits grand slam runs may be over after exit as Isner calls time on singles career
Andy Murray admits he may have to accept his days of competing in the latter stages of grand slams could well be over.
Harrison Bader learned Yankees placed him on waivers from TV — not front office
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US Open order of play on Friday
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Boks in knockout mode on island of Corsica: 'It's not a holiday, it's a proper training camp'
The Springboks are in knockout mode as they prepare for the Rugby World Cup on the island of Corsica, southeast of the French mainland.
Chad 'Ochocinco' Johnson 'not waiting on' Hall of Fame nod, says he's worthy of Canton
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"No Match For Mahi Bhai As Communicator But...": India Star On What Makes Virat Kohli 'The Best'
MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli have been often compared for their captaincy, despite having different leadership styles. While Dhoni transformed white-ball cricket in India, leading the team to multiple ICC tournaments, Kohli's India ruled Test cricket for a period of three-four years, including multiple series wins in Australia. However, veteran pacer Ishant Sharma, who played majority of his cricket under Dhoni's leadership, labelled Kohli as "the best". While speaking on JioCinema's 'Home of Heroes' show, Ishant said that Dhoni groomed the fast bowlers before handing them over to Kohli, who took them to their prime.
"No Sense At All": PCB Blasted By Pakistan Greats For No Host Name On Team Jerseys
Pakistan Cricket Board is facing strong criticism from fans and a few former players over the omission of country's name on the official Asia Cup logo on participating teams' jerseys. Former captain Rashid Latif was among those who lashed out at the board soon after the Pakistan team took the field against Nepal in the opening match of the Asia Cup in Multan on Wednesday. Though Asia Cup is jointly staged by Pakistan and Sri Lanka, the former is the host of the tournament. “This is unacceptable and it is the Asian Cricket Council which must explain this oversight since the Asia Cup is their property,” he said. Since the hue and cry, PCB unofficially has tried to play down the situation by saying that the ACC had taken a decision after last year's Asia Cup that the host country's name would not be given with the Asia Cup logo in future events.