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SAM GREENHILL IN DALLAS: More than 10,000 England fans are flocking to Dallas for the team's wild west World Cup showdown on Wednesday.

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Ahead of the second ODI against Afghanistan, India spin bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule backed Rohit Sharma, calling him a "champion cricketer" and highlighting his influence on ODI captain Shubman Gill and the team. Bahutule also praised KL Rahul's versatility and form, saying the batter can adapt to any situation and remains a key member across formats.

Denny Hamlin continued his hot streak at Pocono Raceway. It was his third consecutive win and third consecutive race from the pole. He stays out front in these power rankings and Tyler Reddick, who was the runner-up at Pocono, stays put at second. Those were about the only no-brainers. The rest of the power rankings are quite debatable, as few drivers have been consistently strong over the last month. Here are my power rankings heading into this weekends race at Naval Base Coronado, a one-time temporary street course as part of the 250th anniversary of the United States: Dropped out: Carson Hocevar (Last Week: 8), Chase Elliott (Last Week: 9) On the verge:Chase Briscoe, Ross Chastain, Austin Cindric, Chase Elliott, Carson Hocevar, John Hunter Nemechek 10. Daniel Surez (Last Week: 10)Spire Motorsports No. 7 Chevrolet A 13th-place finish keeps Surez on this list? Yes, it does because he was top 10 in each of the first two stages, earning the stage points he needs to remain comfortably in a playoff spot. Plus, he started third, so he is showing speed. 9. Chris Buescher (Last Week: Not Ranked)RFK Racing No. 17 Ford Buescher finished seventh at Pocono for back-to-back top 10s and now five top-10 finishes in his last eight races. He was the top Ford finisher at Pocono. 8. William Byron (Last Week: Not Ranked)Hendrick Motorsports No. 24 Chevrolet Byron finished third with a strong race at Pocono. It was his first top-five finish since Martinsville. He appeared to have the confidence and speed that he hasnt had in recent weeks. 7. Christopher Bell (Last Week: 4)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20 Toyota Bell gutted out Pocono with his broken wrist and rolled the dice by trying to make it to the finish, and a possible win, by saving fuel. Instead, he had to pit prior to the final lap and finished 26th. 6. Ryan Blaney (Last Week: 6)Team Penske No. 12 Ford Blaney wound up 10th at Pocono for his 11th top-10 finish of the season. He hasnt been top five since Bristol but appears to be getting the most out of his equipment. 5. Erik Jones (Last Week: 7)Legacy Motor Club No. 43 Toyota Jones is on a tear with a second at Michigan and a sixth at Pocono. Compared to where Jones and Legacy were a couple of months ago, that is impressive. And it should generate confidence, along with his teammate John Hunter Nemechek placing fourth at Pocono. 4. Ty Gibbs (Last Week: 5)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 54 Toyota A slow pit stop early in the race at Pocono forced Gibbs to have to try and rally for most of the race. He finished ninth, and while not where he should have been considering his speed, it's better than Gibbs over-driving the car and making a mistake. 3. Kyle Larson(Last Week: 3)Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 Chevrolet Larson placed second in the opening stage and finished fifth. It was a solid day. He might not have had the long-run speed to match the Toyotas, but he's needed some solid finishes lately. And lucky for him, he has three top fives in his last four races. 2. Tyler Reddick (Last Week: 2)23XI Racing No. 45 Toyota Reddick finished second at Pocono. It was another solid run for him as he has five wins and 10 top fives this year. He still leads the standings by 19 points over Hamlin. 1. Denny Hamlin(Last Week: 1)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota Hamlin has three consecutive wins and six top fives in the last eight races. Hes clearly the hottest driver on the circuit. He expects that to come to an end with two road courses in the next two weeks.

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Jett Lawrence has won the last four motos of the Pro Motocross series despite suffering a limited range of motion in his right ankle with an injured talus, a bone that connects the leg to the foot.The location and importance of the talus often means this can be a career-ending injury. It may also create obstacles of varying degrees.Lawrence addressed the media after sweeping the motos and winning the Thunder Valley National in Lakewood, Colorado, last week, and he and provided an update."To be fair, my ankle felt really, really good this weekend," Lawrence said. "I still can't ride normal. I just have a little bit less of pain. Every now and then, I still jar it a bit, but it was good, honestly. Even after walking around, it's getting a lot better, which I'm happy about because It means I dont have to struggle with walking like I did before, so I think it's looking positive."Following his 1-1 victory in the Hangtown Classic, in Round 2 of the Motocross season, Lawrence limped noticeably onto and off the podium. When he entered the media tent for post-race comments, the pain was still obvious."With most of these talus injuries, I'm told it's just a waiting game," HRC Honda team manager Lars Lindstrom said at Thunder Valley. "We just have to wait, get through as much as we can."But while Lawrence, Lindstrom, and the team wait for improvement, Lawrence continues to dominate the competition, much as he's done during his entire career.The range of movement isn't there, but with the first three rounds in the Western half of the country, Lawrence has been able to rely on the ministrations of Dr. H. Rey Gubernick, 'Dr. G' to many in the paddock, a renowned sports chiropractor and physical therapist."I think if each weekend we can just make some good strides in improving it where it feels like it's kind of going back to normal," Lawrence continued. "Even during this week, when 'G' adjusted my ankle before, when he would pull on it, it only pops the left side of my foot and my right side was still stuck in. It was still pretty stiff to go side to side. This week we were able to get both sides to pop and a lot more range of movement."Align MediaIn deep ruts, it is impossible to go fast without dabbing a foot. / Align MediaAs with many dirt bike injuries, a risk remains of worsening the injury with another incident. With the talus, that risk comes from planting the foot to help stabilize the rider in the turns. Tapping the foot, or dabbing it, on the ground provides stability."I've dabbed a few times and it gives this kind of sharp pain up my ankle into my calf, but I try not to dab it too much because it takes a few turns to kind of flare it back down, get it back to normal," Lawrence said. "So, I try not to, I've been pretty well with dabbing it and when I have dabbed it, I've been really light with it. Try not to stomp it as like you normally would. So yeah, it definitely would affect me for a few turns, but it recovers fairly quickly; thankfully."According to Lindstrom, Lawrence did not practice much during the week between Hangtown and Thunder Valley. Instead of making long sessions during the week or in Friday's Press Day practice, Lawrence worked on his starts after completing Lap 1 in Moto 1 of the season opener at Fox Raceway in 11th and Moto 2 in eighth. He rode forward to finish fourth and third respectively, finishing on the overall podium in third.That was Lawrence's worst finish since being scored sixth overall at Ironman Raceway last year after he incurred a lap penalty in the first moto, dropping him from third to 17th. Without the penalty, he would have won the overall.At Thunder Valley, he earned the holeshot in both motos and led every lap.Still less than 100 percent (neither Lawrence nor the team really want to put a number to it because of the subjectivity), Lawrence continues to do "Lawrence things," i.e. dominate, and that speaks volumes about his level of dominance in the outdoor series.

FBI director Kash Patel says multiple people have been arrested for allegedly plotting attacks at Sunday's UFC White House event.