Shreyas Iyer reaps rewards of lifting 'maturity to another stage'
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'He told me' – Pep Guardiola makes bold transfer call on Rico Lewis as Nottingham Forest push hard to sign Man City youngster
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Goals equal a new contract! How Robert Lewandowski can earn Barcelona extension at 37 years of age as Saudi Pro League transfer interest is shunned
Robert Lewandowski has made it clear he is not ready to walk away from Barcelona, turning down approaches from Saudi Arabia and setting his sights fir
How England learned to fall in love with the IPL
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Troubling patterns emerge for Australia
As the series nears its halfway mark, the home side seems rejuvenated by the deeds of AB de Villiers while the visitors have begun showing worrying si
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'10,000 T20 runs. PARANORMAL'
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Fleet-footed India leave England stumped
Stepping down to spinners is an important skill but, while India have picked the length early and avoided premeditation, England's batsmen have been f
'World-class stage' – FIFA says 1.5 million Club World Cup tickets have been sold to fans from 130 countries, even as attendance at some matches has underwhelmed
FIFA says several upcoming matches will have more than 50,000 fans, including Real Madrid vs CF Pachuca, Al Hilal and FC SalzburgArticle continues bel