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Friends relish ‘bucket-list’ battle on opposing sides of women’s Boat Race

Oxford’s Heidi Long and Cambridge’s Claire Collins were born on the same day and have raced each other 15 times Heidi Long and Claire Collins have competed against each other at world championships and Olympic Games, so it is testament to the continued allure of the University Boat Race that both describe it as a

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Potter’s lack of impact at West Ham is all down to disastrous succession plan | Jacob Steinberg

Julen Lopetegui was the wrong choice as manager and Tim Steidten’s errors have left the club with work to do West Ham can defend and attack but not at the same time. They are paying the price for the errors made in the transfer market by their former technical director Tim Steidten. They have an

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Nikola Jokić becomes third ever NBA player to average triple-double for year

Nuggets star wraps up triple-double average for season Jokić joins Westbrook and Robertson in exclusive club Nikola Jokić will average a triple-double for the season, making the Denver star the third player in NBA history to pull off such a feat. It became statistically certain Friday night when Jokić got his fourth assist of Denver’s

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ICC set to delay controversial decision over creation of two-tier Test cricket

Cricket Australia’s radical proposal will not be voted on England seek to soften punishment for slow play The International Cricket Council is set to delay controversial plans to divide Test cricket into two divisions, with the next edition of the World Test Championship starting this summer to continue in a single-league format. The issue of

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‘Tainted victory’: Newcastle’s Saudi influence still divisive after success

Concerns about club’s ownership remain strong despite euphoria of ending 70-year wait for a domestic trophy The defining image of the season that will never be forgotten at Newcastle may be Dan Burn powering that header into the Liverpool goal, or Eddie Howe drenched in detritus of lager discards as the team celebrated the club’s

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