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  1. An obituary of Jagmohan Dalmiya, who built the infrastructure of modern cricket in its biggest market

  2. Our obituary of Yogi Berra, the champion baseball player and unwitting philosopher

  3. How Germany mastered the mental aspect of football

  4. The criminal investigation into alleged corruption by Sepp Blatter shows that Switzerland is no haven for FIFA crooks

  5. Should South Africa’s national rugby team reflect the colours of the country or its players?

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    Economic Malays—Malaysia in graphics

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    Japan's sports minister has quit over the Tokyo Olympic shambles. This stadium was scrapped

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    The last of this year's trio of World Cups starts on Friday

  9. Who is "hampered by the characteristic English vices of insubordination and petulance"?

  10. Back when Tokyo won the chance to host the 2020 Olympics, we asked: why would anyone want to?

  11. The IAAF angrily disputes charges that leaked test results show it looked the other way on doping in athletics

  12. Pitch-doctoring in cricket pushes the bounds of acceptability, but a more diverse game makes for a better spectacle

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    Beijing will stage the winter Olympics in the desert. Qatar was robbed

  14. How does 2015 British Open winner Zach Johnson compare with the golfing champions of old?

  15. How would the best athletes of the past fare against modern stars? Learn the maths on cricket, tennis and baseball at

  16. Is golf's Old Course at harder or easier now than in the past? The holes are farther but the grass is neater

  17. What makes batting in cricket so uniquely difficult? Our review of "Who Wants To Be a Batsman?" explains

  18. Wales is the only country within the UK that lacks a national cricket team. A campaign is underway to create one

  19. It has long been thought that horses had reached the fastest possible speed. A new study shows theyre still improving

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