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Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady withdraws as Saints head coaching candidate: report

Despite already meeting with the New Orleans Saints brass for an initial interview, Buffalo Bills assistant coach Joe Brady has declined a follow-up conversation with the franchise.

Former NASCAR star Danica Patrick supports Trump revoking Fauci's security detail

Former NASCAR star Danica Patrick shared a news story about Anthony Fauci losing his security detail with a quote from President Trump, adding the caption "Damn right."

Madison Keys décroche son premier Grand Chelem en battant Aryna Sabalenka à l’Open d’Australie

Par : FRANCE 24
L'américaine Madison Keys a remporté son premier titre majeur, en battant la numéro 1 mondiale Aryna Sabalenka en finale de l’Open d’Australie (6-3, 2-6, 7-5). La joueuse de tennis s’est imposée dans un match intense. Une revanche après avoir essuyé de nombreux revers lors de ses précédents duels face à la Biélorusse.

Mets owner Steve Cohen compares Pete Alonso contract talks to Juan Soto's acquisition: 'This is worse'

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen was transparent with the Mets' fan base chanting for Pete Alonso to be re-signed, saying contract talks have been worse than Juan Soto's.

Vendée Globe : Justine Mettraux devient la skippeuse la plus rapide de l'histoire de la course

Par : FRANCE 24
Malgré un monocoque à foils d'ancienne génération, mis à l'eau en 2018, la navigatrice Justine Mettraux a bouclé le Vendée Globe en un temps record, arrivant huitième samedi aux Sables-d'Olonne après 76 jours, 1 heure et 36 minutes passés en mer. La Suissesse détrône ainsi Clarisse Crémer comme femme la plus rapide de l'histoire de la prestigieuse course autour du monde.

Vendée Globe : Justine Mettraux devient la skippeuse la plus rapide de l'histoire de la course

Par : FRANCE 24
Malgré un monocoque à foils d'ancienne génération, mis à l'eau en 2018, la navigatrice Justine Mettraux a bouclé le Vendée Globe en un temps record, arrivant huitième samedi aux Sables-d'Olonne après 76 jours, 1 heure et 36 minutes passés en mer. La Suissesse détrône ainsi Clarisse Crémer comme femme la plus rapide de l'histoire de la prestigieuse course autour du monde.

India v England: second men’s T20 international – live

Par : Tim de Lisle
  • Over-by-over updates on the action in Chennai
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Hardik Pandya shares the new ball again and soon hits Duckett on the side of the helmet – jaw rather than temple. There’s a dot of blood on his cheek as the physio conducts the noe-standard tests, but happily Duckett looks fine.

1st over: England 8-1 (Duckett 2, Buttler 1) Salt had started so well, needing only one ball to improve on his duck in the first game. It was a gentle inswinger from Arshdeep and Salt clipped it over midwicket for a promising four. That’s the trouble with promise: ou can’t always believe it.

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Australia v England: Women’s Ashes, third T20 – live

Par : Tanya Aldred
  • Over-by-over coverage of the action at the Adelaide Oval
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2nd over: Australia 19-0 (Mooney 17, Voll 2 ) Three successive fours from Freya Kemp’s first over as Mooney tucks into a couple of full tosses and throws out airy drive. Not the parsimoniousness Knight is looking for.

1st over: Australia 6-0 (Mooney, 5, Voll 1 ) Left-arm spinner Linsey Smith, veteran of three summers in the Big Bash, starts things off to the accompaniment of the Barmy Army – Jerusalem blaring out for the first time this series. A leading edge from the first ball, and six ploughed from the over.

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Aryna Sabalenka v Madison Keys: women’s Australian Open final into deciding set – live

  • Game-by-game updates on the action in Melbourne
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Sabalenka 0-2 Keys* (*denotes server) Sabalenka nets a backhand on Keys’ first serve and after a high volley the world No 14 makes it 40-30. Sabalenka goes wide in the final point and what an excellent service game from Keys to back up that early break.

*Sabalenka 0-1 Keys (*denotes server) Sabalenka starts with a double fault but a rocket of a forehand down the line makes it 15-15. But the Belarusian double faults again and Keys faces a break point … the American works Sabalenka into the corner and breaks the champion serve. Early unexpected nerves from Sabalenka! Has she got it out of her system?

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Madison Keys embraces change to earn second grand slam final chance

The American has made her peace with the stress that once stymied her and is ready for Aryna Sabalenka in Melbourne

Only a few hours after her first grand slam final had come to an end in 2017, while she was still trying to process falling short of achieving her ultimate dream, Madison Keys was asked to consider what she could have done differently during her time on court. She responded, smiling, without hesitation: “Win some more games.”

Her comments were a fair reflection of a brutal 6-3, 6-0 loss to Sloane Stephens in the US Open final. Keys has had to accept that she badly failed to handle the pressure of the occasion. “I’ve obviously thought of that match endlessly for the past eight years,” says Keys.

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