England unhappy with review technology after Carey reprieved in Adelaide test

ADELAIDE, Dec 17 - England were left fuming after Australia's Alex Carey survived a caught-behind appeal on day one of the ...
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Terry Francona's latest remarks could quietly kill Reds trade speculation

Terry Francona's comments about building a throwback starting rotation seem to spell the end of the Cincinnati Reds' most ...
Sunderland Echo

These budget noise-cancelling headphones punch well above their price

With active noise cancelling, strong sound quality and marathon battery life, these affordable over-ear headphones challenge ...

Free-agent matchmaking: Finding the best homes for Kyle Tucker, Framber Valdez and others

Some of the top free agents are already off the board. We look for homes for those remaining high-profile players on the ...
The National

Things to do when it rains in Dubai, from visiting libraries to escape rooms

Museums to visit in Dubai include the Museum of the Future, which showcases futuristic innovations and technologies. A ...

England’s shortcomings exposed as Australia slip from their grasp

Ben Stokes talked this week about “grit, determination and fight” and his England team certainly put in a shift on a red-hot ...
North Penn Now

Hero ball no more? Phillies betting Adolis Garcia can change his approach

The Phillies say Adolis García doesn’t need to be a savior, but fixing his all-or-nothing approach may decide whether this ...

Snickometer owners blame operator error for controversial Alex Carey reprieve

The company that owns the ‘Snickometer’ technology has blamed operator error for Alex Carey’s reprieve during the third Ashes Test. Carey admitted he got lucky on his way to a crucial century in ...