Former West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite believes Delhi Capitals (DC) did not show enough proactiveness with the ball in the powerplay, allowing Punjab Kings (PBKS) to stay ahead in their record-breaking chase of 265 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Saturday.

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Utah players, including Utah defensive end Logan Fano (0) celebrate after Utah defeats UCLA in an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Aug. 30, 2025, in Pasadena, Calif. | Mark J. Terrill Editors note: This story will be updated as more player signings are announced.The 2026 NFL draft has wrapped following three days, seven rounds and 257 picks.Heres where every Utah connection is headed, whether via the draft, free agency or on a mini-camp invite (as designated):BYUPlayers draftedJack Kelly, LB, BYU, Weber State and Kearns High New York Giants, Round 6, No. 193 overallCarsen Ryan, TE, BYU, Utah and American Fork High Cleveland Browns, Round 7, No. 248 overallFree agent signees or mini-camp invitesIsaiah Jatta, OT, BYU and Snow College Las Vegas Raiders, free agent, per BYUTanner Wall, S, BYU Las Vegas Raiders, free agent, per BYUChase Roberts, WR, BYU and American Fork High Las Vegas Raiders, free agent, per BYUMory Bamba, CB, BYU New York Jets, free agent, per BYUWill Ferrin, K, BYU and Davis High New York Jets, free agent, per BYUGarrison Grimes, LS, BYU and American Fork High New York Jets, free agent, per BYUJohn Taumoepeau, DT, BYU and Snow College Kansas City Chiefs, mini-camp invite, per BYUUtahPlayers draftedSpencer Fano, OT, Utah and Timpview High Cleveland Browns, Round 1, No. 9 overallCaleb Lomu, OT, Utah New England Patriots, Round 1, No. 28 overallDallen Bentley, TE, Utah, Snow College and Taylorsville High Denver Broncos, Round 7, No. 256 overallFree agent signees or mini-camp invitesTanoa Togiai, OG, Utah Washington Commanders, free agent, per University of UtahLander Barton, LB, Utah and Brighton High Los Angeles Chargers, free agent, per University of UtahLogan Fano, Edge, Utah and Timpview High Cleveland Browns, free agent, per University of UtahJaren Kump, C, Utah and Herriman High Chicago Bears, free agent, per University of UtahUtah StateFree agent signees or mini-camp invitesBrady Boyd, WR, Utah State Jacksonville Jaguars, free agent, per Utah StateNoah Avinger, CB, Utah State Los Angeles Chargers, free agent, per Utah StateMiles Davis, RB, Utah State and BYU Seattle Seahawks and Las Vegas Raiders, mini-camp invite, per Aaron WilsonBryson Barnes, QB, Utah State, Utah and Milford High Cleveland Browns, mini-camp invite, per Utah StateBroc Lane, TE, Utah State Tennessee Titans, mini-camp invite, per Utah StateWeber StateFree agent signees or mini-camp invitesGavin Ortega, OL, Weber State Denver Broncos, free agent, per Weber StateSouthern UtahFree agent signees or mini-camp invitesGavin Lipkin, LS, Southern Utah Las Vegas Raiders and Minnesota Vikings, mini-camp invite, per his long-snapping coach, Drew FerrisUtah TechFree agent signees or mini-camp invitesDevyn Perkins, S, Utah Tech Las Vegas Raiders, mini-camp invite, per Aaron WilsonOther Utah tiesPlayer draftedKeionte Scott, CB, Snow College (also Auburn and Miami) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Round 4, No. 116 overallFree agent signees or mini-camp invitesDamon Bankston, RB, previously at Weber State (also New Mexico) New York Giants, free agent, per New MexicoDontae McMillan, RB, previously at Weber State (also Eastern Michigan) Baltimore Ravens, free agent, per Eastern MichiganKeelan Marion, WR, previously at BYU (also Miami and UConn) Atlanta Falcons, free agent, per Miami Heralds Barry JacksonJack Bouwmeester, P, previously at Utah (also Texas) San Francisco 49ers, free agent, per TexasCian Slone, Edge, previously at Utah State(also NC State) Las Vegas Raiders, free agent, per NC StateJake Retzlaff, QB, previously at BYU (also Tulane) Seattle Seahawks, mini-camp invite, per TulaneRahsul Faison, RB, previously at Utah State and Snow College (also South Carolina) Kansas City Chiefs, Tennessee Titans and New Orleans Saints, mini-camp invites, per On3s Wes Mitchell

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Kolkata Knight Riders pulled off a nerve-shredding Super Over win against Lucknow Super Giants after both teams finished tied on 155 in regulation time at Lucknow on Sunday.The contest swung wildly across 40 overs, but Sunil Narine once again proved to be KKRs trusted match-winner in the most decisive moment. Handed the Super Over, Narine delivered a near-perfect over under immense pressure, removing Nicholas Pooran off the very first ball as he missed a slog sweep against a tossed-up off-break that crashed into the stumps.The pressure only intensified from there. Rishabh Pant managed a single to get off strike, but Narine struck again soon after, dismissing Aiden Markram. Markram attempted to go over the infield but mistimed it completely, and a brilliant relay effort near the boundary saw Rovman Powell flick the ball back in the air before stepping over the rope, allowing Rinku Singh to complete a sharp catch.LSG were left stunned at 1 for 2 in the Super Over, the lowest ever recorded score in IPL Super Over history.With just two runs needed, Rinku Singh walked out and finished the game immediately, driving Prince Yadavs first delivery to the boundary. It was a fitting end to a complete all-round performance from Rinku, who earlier smashed an unbeaten 83 off 51 balls and also took four catches in the field.KKRs innings earlier had been rescued by Rinku after Mohsin Khan produced a sensational spell of 5 for 23. The left-arm pacer tore through the top order, dismissing Ajinkya Rahane, Tim Seifert, Cameron Green, Rovman Powell and Anukul Roy. His variations on a slow black soil pitch left KKR struggling at multiple stages.Despite the collapse, Rinkus late hitting, including a brutal final-over assault, lifted KKR to a fighting 155 for 7. His innings featured clean hitting against both pace and spin, helping them recover from a precarious position.LSGs chase also had moments of control. Rishabh Pant (42) and Aiden Markram (31) rebuilt after the early loss of Mitchell Marsh, adding 57 for the second wicket. However, both fell at crucial junctures, Pant miscuing a reverse scoop off Narine while Markram was undone by Cameron Greens pace-off delivery.From there, LSGs innings lost direction, although late resistance from domestic batters briefly kept them alive. The final over saw chaos, with Kartik Tyagi conceding 16 runs and bowling two no-balls, including a waist-high delivery that was deemed non-dangerous, allowing him to continue. Mohammed Shami then struck a last-ball six to force the Super Over.The match also had controversy when Angkrish Raghuvanshi was controversially dismissed for obstructing the field after a review, with the third umpire ruling he had altered his running line while diving to make his crease.In the end, KKR held their nerve in the Super Over through Narines brilliance and Rinkus finishing touch, moving them up to eighth in the table while LSG slipped to the bottom after yet another narrow defeat in a season full of missed opportunities.

A second-division soccer game in Spain ended in a brawl Sunday after Zaragoza goalkeeper Esteban Andrada punched Huesca defender Jorge Pulido in the face. Huesca goalkeeper Dani Jimnez was later sent off for punching Andrada during the melee. The match was in its final minutes when Andrada shoved Pulido to the ground when he approached the Argentine goalkeeper. After the referee showed Andrada a second yellow card for the shove, the goalkeeper ran after Pulido and hit him in the face with a powerful right-hand punch. An altercation between players and staff members from both teams ensued. Andrada was in the middle of the brawl when Jimnez came running and hit him on the back of his head. Zaragoza's Dani Tasende also was sent off. Huesca won the match 1-0. Both teams are near the bottom of the second-division standings. The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Rinku Singh was the top performer as Kolkata Knight Riders registered a thrilling win over Lucknow Super Giants in a Super Over during their IPL 2026 encounter.

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