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Syracuse, N.Y. - The New York Mets announced that shortstop Francisco Lindor and outfielder Tyrone Taylor are scheduled to continue their major league... - IL Syracuse Mets

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Yashasvi Jaiswal etched his name in history, becoming the fastest Indian to score two ODI centuries in just six innings with a brilliant unbeaten 110 against Afghanistan. His stellar knock, coupled with Rohit Sharma's 79, guided India to a commanding nine-wicket victory and a 3-0 series whitewash. Prasidh Krishna's five-wicket haul earlier restricted Afghanistan to 218, setting the stage for Jaiswal's record-breaking performance.

Brazil icon Ronaldinho has completed a surprise move to Italian third-tier side Ravenna, more than a decade after his last professional appearance. While club officials initially suggested his role would be limited to marketing activities, they have since refused to rule out the possibility of the 46-year-old featuring on the pitch. Surprise Return To Italian Football Ronaldinho has signed a contract with Serie C club Ravenna in one of the most unexpected moves in recent football history. As per Gazzetta, the former Ballon d'Or winner is set to be officially presented at a special event in Miami on June 23. The deal marks a return to Italy for the Brazilian legend, who previously spent two-and-a-half seasons with AC Milan. Since his last professional appearance for Fluminense in 2015, Ronaldinho has largely featured in exhibition matches and legendary events. Now, he is returning to a club environment under coach Andrea Mandorlini as Ravenna prepare for the 2026-27 season. Mixed Messages Over A Playing Role Questions quickly emerged over whether Ronaldinho's involvement would extend beyond promotional duties. Ravenna vice-president Ariedo Braida initially suggested the Brazilian would not feature in Serie C matches. He said: "Ronaldinho will do a marketing event with us but will not play for Ravenna in Serie C next season. Also because hes 46, I wish he could still play." However, Braida later left the door open for a potential appearance. Speaking to ANSA, he said: "Ronaldinho is a timeless champion. He has signed with Ravenna and, for a club like ours, its an extraordinary coup. Over the next few days, there will be an event to unveil this extraordinary character. Will he play? Well see, but its not ruled out. As I already said, he is a timeless champion." 'New Colors, Same Smile' Despite the uncertainty regarding his minutes on the pitch, Ronaldinho himself expressed immense excitement about joining the Ravenna project. The legendary playmaker, who won the Champions League with Barcelona and the 2002 World Cup with Brazil, seems eager to bring his trademark "Joga Bonito" philosophy to the clubs supporters. "New colours, same smile," Ronaldinho said. "I cant wait to be able to dance on the ball again to write a new story together with Ignazio and the whole Cipriani family. Football has always been a source of joy for me, I want to bring the same spirit to Ravenna." Waiting For A Final Decision Ronaldinho will be officially unveiled in Miami on June 23, when further details about his role at the club could emerge. For now, uncertainty remains over whether the Brazilian will actually make a competitive appearance. Even if he never takes to the pitch, his presence is set to become a central part of Ravenna's plans as the club looks to raise its profile ahead of the new campaign.

The two European sides will meet on Saturday for their second match of the World Cup

Perhaps Kyle Schwarber gave baseball fans a sneak peak at this year's Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park. The Philadelphia Phillies super-slugging lefty launched home runs in back-to-back at-bats on Saturday against the New York Mets in the same inning.First he teed off a solo shot on Mets starter Freddy Peralta, taking the third pitch of the third inning, an 85-mph changeup, for a 456-foot ride, all the way over the right-center wall and into the second deck full of elated Phillies fans.Then, after Philadelphia chased Peralta later in the frame, Schwarber mashed the fourth pitch left-handed reliever Cionel Prez tossed. The three-time All-Star, who seemingly gains more power with age, lifted a 97-mph sinker to almost the same spot he dropped off the other long ball, with the three-run shot sailing 457 feet.Schwarber's third-inning dingers danced a combined 913 feet across the Bank. They were the 33-year-olds 26th and 27th homers on the year. And they drove in a total of four runs, half of the Phillies scoring output in the frame.By the end of the third, Philadelphia was up 11-0 on the NL East rival Mets.An equally tantalizing subplot started to unfold in that inning: Bryce Harpers campaign for the cycle. Earlier, Harper opened the scoring gates on Saturday, rocketing a solo home run his 16th long ball of the year to right field. During the circus of the third inning, he lashed a double and a single. All that was left was the elusive triple, which he promptly secured in his next at-bat.That came in the fifth inning, when he shot a liner into the left-center gap and raced around the bases to cap the 11th cycle in Phillies history.This story is being updated.

Scheffler is six shots back headed into Sunday, which might seem insurmountable. But he's in the final group with Clark and has a chance to do something historic.

Tim Tszyu says Liam Paro has already fought, and beat, tougher rivals than IBF welterweight champ Lewis Crocker including in his most recent Australian headliner.

FIFA have temporarily 'debranded' the iconic stadiums across the United States for the World Cup - but some have found some smart ways to get around the restrictions.