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Racism and sexism infects English cricket, an independent report finds

By JAMES ROBSON AP Sports Writer An independent commission has found that institutional racism, sexism and class-based discrimination continue to infect English cricket. A long-awaited report into the state of the sport was published by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket. Among its findings, racism is “entrenched” in the English game, women are treated

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Canada coach John Herdman says governing body must quickly address its financial troubles

TORONTO (AP) — Men’s national team coach John Herdman says the Canadian Soccer Association must quicky address its financial troubles. Interim general secretary Jason deVos was quoted Monday by TSN as saying the federation might need to explore a bankruptcy filing. Herdman says: “We have to find solutions and find them quick.” Canada’s men reached

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Reds call up Wong and Salazar, send Stoudt to Triple-A and designate Wynne for assignment

BALTIMORE (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds have selected the contract of right-hander Jake Wong from Triple-A Louisville. The Reds also recalled right-hander Eduardo Salazar from Louisville, optioned right-hander Levi Stoudt to Louisville and designated right-hander Randy Wynne for assignment. The 26-year-old Wong has gone 1-3 with a 7.60 ERA in 17 appearances at Double-A and

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Former Wisconsin WR Markus Allen won’t face charges if he meets terms of prosecution agreement

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Former Wisconsin wide receiver Markus Allen won’t have to face charges in connection with his April 29 arrest as long as he meets the terms of a deferred prosecution agreement. Allen announced Friday he’s entering the transfer portal. Dane County district attorney Ismael Ozanne said Monday that “the case will not

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