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Travis Head, the last of the larrikins, revels in his summer of love
Travis Head has become Australia’s most beloved cricketer, and as another glorious Ashes century guided his team ever closer to the urn, he was eager to return the love. Source link
Five quick hits: Ben bins Bazball and blows his stack
Harry Brook drops Travis Head on 99, which would have only soured the mood of his captain, who started the day already pretty ticked off. Here are the quick hits from day three of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide. Source link
'Careers are at risk': Cricketers union demands Snicko overhaul
Australian Cricketers Association boss Paul Marsh has called for an investigation into Snicko, saying careers are being affected by the technology’s lack of precision. Source link
'Done, finished, gone': Bazball dies at Adelaide Oval as Head, Carey dominate
Travis Head scores his fourth century in a row at Adelaide Oval, and Alex Carey scores a half-ton as Australia’s lead passes 350 on another dominant Ashes day. Source link
Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle dies after private jet crashes in US
NASCAR icon Greg Biffle dies in a plane crash in the US, along with several family members. Source link
Kenyan vet survives a wasp in the eye and huge odds to claim shock darts win
Kenyan veterinarian David Munyua pulls off one of the great World Darts Championship upsets over Belgium’s Mike De Decker. Source link
Snicko circus distracts as England slides towards Ashes oblivion
The circus comes to town in Adelaide with technological madness marring a second day which, more importantly, saw England wilt again and Australia tighten its grip on the Ashes. Source link
Five quick hits: Snicko chaos, catching controversy and a Bazball bust-up
Ben Stokes and Jofra Archer share a robust conversation, Snicko is decried as “the worst ever” and another catching controversy. Here are the quick hits from day two of the third Ashes Test. Source link
Adelaide Test reduced to 'absolute shambles' as DRS debacle hits day two
A series of strange decisions by umpires further erodes any trust in the DRS process as day two at the Adelaide Oval devolves into “shambles” and “chaos”. Source link
Kerr scores the winner for Chelsea to lock in Champions League quarterfinal
Sam Kerr heads in the winner as Chelsea secures a spot in the Women’s Champions League quarterfinals. Source link