Toss Australia chose to bowl vs Pakistan Australia have opted to bowl on a cool MCG day after Pakistan handed ODI debuts to opening batter Saim Ayub and middle-order batter Irfan Khan. Ayub and Abdullah Shafique will form a new opening combination in Pakistan’s ODI side despite a terrible record as the Test opening pair. […]
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Brooklyn Nets’ Cam Johnson, front right, passes the ball away from Detroit Pistons’ Cade Cunningham, left, during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game Sunday, Nov. 3, 2024, in New York. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow) NEW YORK — Cade Cunningham scored 19 points to lead the Detroit Pistons to a 106-92 win over the Brooklyn
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A Broadway star is slamming Patti Lupone for saying the hit show “Hell’s Kitchen” is “too loud” … saying it’s a total microaggression. Here’s the deal … Kecia Lewis — who plays Miss Liza Jane in the Alicia Keys-inspired jukebox musical and won her first Tony Award for it back in June — took to
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Teddi Mellencamp‘s husband posted an inspirational message about getting through the “dark days” … this just a day after Teddi announced she was filing for divorce. Edwin Arroyave — Teddi’s husband of more than a decade — shared a post-workout selfie outside hot yoga this morning with a message to supporters who aren’t always inspired
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The third Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) tees off at the Masters course of the Manila Southwoods on Monday, with the host club opening the world-class layout to members of the country’s oldest media organization two weeks after Severe Tropical Storm “Kristine” (international name: Trami) rendered the course unplayable. The fellowship tournament, the second under the
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Filipino paddlers celebrate another victory after crossing the finish line. —CONTRIBUTED PHOTO PUERTO PRINCESA—Team Philippines added two more gold medals at the close of hostilities on Sunday to top the International Canoe Federation (ICF) World Dragon Boat Championships and have a lot of reasons to hope for inclusion to the World Games next year. With
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With very little left to play for, the National University (NU) Bulldogs on Sunday scored the biggest upset in the UAAP Season 87 men’s basketball tournament by shutting down heavyweight University of the Philippines (UP), 67-47, to put a huge dent on the Fighting Maroons’ aspirations of claiming top spot in the Final Four. “We
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Justin Brownlee–MARLO CUETIO/INQUIRER.net Justin Brownlee finally found a way to be truly effective for Barangay Ginebra in the PBA Governors’ Cup championship series. And he did so by taking a page from the enemy’s playbook in Game 3 before returning to his normal self a game later. Article continues after this advertisement Denied of his
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Barangay Ginebra guard Scottie Thompson during the PBA Governors’ Cup Finals. –MARLO CUETIO/INQUIRER.net Barangay Ginebra turned the PBA Governors’ Cup Finals into a best-of-three on Sunday after the Gin Kings finally showed what they failed to do in the first three games of the series, and that is to chop down opponents offensively. The Kings
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Philippines. East Asia Baseball Cup CLARK, PAMPANGA—All Mark Steven Manaig wanted in the eighth inning was to tack on at least a run or two that would extend the Philippines’ lead over Hong Kong in Sunday’s final of the East Asia Baseball Cup. Instead, Manaig cracked a shot that went over the left field wall
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