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“I’m certain there will be hard attacks … hopefully not heart attacks … and we will try to follow.” (Marlen Reusser). raccoongame.org

“It’s one of the steps to the main goal,” says Katarzyna Niewiadoma-Phinney of her performance yesterday. “I know the real stuff is ahead of us. We’re definitely happy with the execution, but we keep our focus on upcoming stages. One day at a time.”

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El amistoso de pretemporada disputado ayer en la Ciudad del Fútbol de Oeiras (Portugal) entre el Al Nassr y el Almería trascendió mucho más allá de lo ocurrido sobre el terreno de juego. Tal y como adelantó MARCA el pasado lunes, Cristiano Ronaldo estuvo presente en la grada del complejo de la Federación Portuguesa de Fútbol para presenciar el encuentro entre el conjunto saudí, en el que milita, y el club del que posee el 25 % de las acciones. De hecho, antes y durante el partido pudieron verse varias imágenes del propietario mayoritario del club indálico, Mohamed Al Khereiji, conversando de forma distendida con el astro portugués en la grada.

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“I’m certain there will be hard attacks … hopefully not heart attacks … and we will try to follow.” (Marlen Reusser).

“It’s one of the steps to the main goal,” says Katarzyna Niewiadoma-Phinney of her individual time trial performance yesterday. “I know the real stuff is ahead of us. We’re definitely happy with the execution, but we keep our focus on upcoming stages. One day at a time.”

Livestreaming services such as FrogBox give grassroots players their big moments for posterity, but Saltburn saga shows how digital age brings tricky double edge

“Monday to Friday, people are sharing the content,” says Rob Knee, chief executive of the cricket livestreaming company FrogBox. You can say that again. The story and accompanying footage of Brian Devine’s apparent finger-clicking chicanery at Saltburn Cricket Club went around the world last week. When Piers Morgan and Mike Brearley are wading into the discourse to give you a kicking on social media and a ticking off in the Times, it is probably a sign things have got a bit out of hand.

“We’d much rather see some outstanding catches, centuries and sixes being the cause of those viral moments,” Knee tells The Spin down the phone from Melbourne with the “Clicky Ponting” saga still rumbling. Saltburn CC are one of 1,850 clubs, mainly in the UK and Australia, who have purchased a livestreaming kit from the Australia-based company.

I think cricket has a drinking culture and that has not changed. We are in 2026 now, where the game has gone more professional over the years. But one thing that has just stayed within cricket is its relationship with alcohol, from club cricket it works its way up. It stays there and is embedded within the sport.