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Each year as the season draws to a close and sponsors change we often see ex-team bikes go up for sale on various official auction sites. Given that running a cycling team is pretty expensive, it ...

Fazim Abdool and Ashlie Abraham were among the standout performances on a day highlighted by several record-breaking performances when the Guyana Amateur Powerlifting Association (GAPLF) Senior ...

The Microsoft Excel World Championship handed the 2024 trophy to a beaming, bearded Canadian: Michael Jarman, whose spreadsheet skills topped all others in a heated competition in Las Vegas this week.

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The workload management of Nahid Rana, Bangladesh's fastest bowler, will be key in the coming days to keep the 22-year-old away from burnout and injuries, experts have said. "He is an asset ...

According to the recent reports by Will Guillory and Kelly Iko of the Athletic, Ingram has decided to part ways with Excel Sports. Fans are buzzing with curiosity about what this shift could ...

Source: ESPN I can confirm that Brandon Ingram will be signing with Klutch Sports after leaving Excel, according to league sources. ESPN was first to report. - 1:17 PM New Orleans Pelicans star ...

Prior to signing with Klutch, Ingram was represented by Excel Sports Management. The Duke product was the No. 2 overall pick of the 2016 NBA draft and started his career on the Los Angeles Lakers.