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The nominees for the 2024 BBC Sports Personality of the Year have been revealed, featuring athletes like Keely Hodgkinson, Luke Littler, and Jude Bellingham. The ceremony will take place on December 17, 2024, in Salford, with a public vote determining the winner.
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England secured a series victory against New Zealand with a commanding performance in the second Test, highlighted by Harry Brook's explosive century. The win marks a significant achievement for England, showcasing their aggressive batting style and depth in talent as they prepare for upcoming challenges.
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In a surprising move, England has appointed Ollie Pope as wicketkeeper for the first Test against New Zealand, following Jordan Cox's injury. Additionally, 21-year-old debutant Jacob Bethell will bat at three, despite limited first-class experience. The match begins on Wednesday at 10 PM GMT.
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On November 27, 2024, cricket commemorates Phil Hughes, who tragically died a decade ago after being struck by a bouncer. Players reflect on his legacy and the sport's enhanced safety measures since his passing, including neckguards and concussion protocols.
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Harry Brook scored a remarkable 123 runs, leading England to a competitive total of 280 after a shaky start against New Zealand at Basin Reserve. His partnership with Ollie Pope (66) was crucial in stabilizing the innings, as England ended the day with New Zealand struggling at 86 for five.