KL Rahul injury update: India opener leaves pitch retired hurt at the start of Session 3, Day 1 of 1st Test in Galle originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.KEY TAKEAWAYS:KL Rahul retired hurt on Day 1 of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.The Indiaopener was suffering from severe cramps after the tea break.Shubman Gill came out to replace Rahul at the crease.India opener leaves the pitch retired hurt at the start of Session 3Team India has started their opening day at the 1st Test with a bang. But there's slight concern for the side as well since opening batter KL Rahul was forced to leave the field after retiring hurt on the opening day of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle. The vice-captain was unable to continue his innings after the tea interval, having looked in commanding touch.Rahul had helped India build a strong platform at the Galle International Stadium, with the visitors reaching 204 for 1 at tea on a spin-friendly surface. His departure was down to physical discomfort rather than a dismissal, coming as a blow just as India was dictating terms.Captain Shubman Gill walked out to take his place at the crease, joining Devdutt Padikkal in the middle as India looked to maintain their momentum through the third session.MORE:'What a mix-up!': Jaiswal run out after miscommunication with Rahul in GalleKL Rahul retires hurt with cramps on Day 1 in GalleRahul was seen receiving treatment during the innings, struggling with severe cramps in both hands and his forearm. Reports indicated he was also battling cramping in his legs and was having difficulty walking, ultimately forcing him to retire hurt after the tea break.The humid, sapping conditions in Galle appeared to take their toll on the opener, who had batted for a lengthy period in the heat. Temperatures at the coastal venue hovered around 30 degrees Celsius with high humidity, making it physically demanding for the batters.Crucially, Rahul has retired hurt rather than being ruled out, meaning he is able to return to bat later in the innings once he has recovered. India will be hopeful the issue is nothing more serious than cramp, given his importance to their batting lineup.MORE:LIVE: India vs Sri Lanka 1st Test live updates, score, weather report, toss, win chances, result and highlights from GalleWhy are Rahul's cramps a concern India can ill afford?Even as a temporary setback, Rahul's discomfort is the last thing India needed given their injury-hit build-up to this series. Having already lost Jasprit Bumrah and Sai Sudharsan, any further physical issue to a senior batter adds to the strain on a squad in transition. But more than this, it also tells about the side's conditioning issues.Cramps in these draining subcontinental conditions have been a theme that has dogged India in recent months.Rahul was in fine form when he walked off, and India will be desperate for him to return and convert his start, but managing player fitness through the sweltering heat at Galle looks set to be as important as anything they do with bat or ball in this Test.KL Rahul 'absolutely fine'India's batting coach Sitanshu Kotak provided an update on KL Rahul's condition, while speaking to the media at the end of Day 1's play.Kotak's update brought much-needed relief for Indian fans as he said, "He was getting cramps. By the end of the day, he was fine. He looks absolutely fine. He should be okay to bat tomorrow."Rahul is expected to take the field on Day 2 in Galle and complete his century.For all the latest cricket news, opinion, and commentary and to share your voice, head to ourFacebook,Instagram,andX (Twitter)pages

With the dust having settled following the Indianapolis Colts' preseason opener with New England, which players gave their training camp stock a boost, and whose stock took a hit?Let's dive in.QB Anthony Richardson: Stock upIt wasn't a perfect performance, with the offense getting off to a slow start, but overall, Richardson was efficient, generated several chunk passing plays, and made plays with the ball in his hands. He also put the offense in scoring position twice.DE Jaylahn Tuimoloau: Stock downWhether or not the Colts have enough pass rush juice around Laiatu Latu is one of the big questions facing this team, and with the opportunity to go up against backup tackles for the Patriots, Tuimoloau had a fairly quiet performance. In 26 pass rush snaps, he didn't log any pressures, according to PFF.TE Will Mallory: Stock upMallory was the Colts' leading receiver by a wide margin, totaling 80 yards through the air. This performance also comes after Mallory put together some strong outings in practice. He is very much trending up right now.IDL Derrick Nnadi: Stock downA run-stuffing presence, Nnadi was too often moved off the line of scrimmage, limiting his impact in the run game. The Colts also had him on the field for 14 pass rush snaps, but he did not log any pressures.DE Caden Curry: Stock upCurry did a bit of everything for the Colts' defensive front. He totaled six tackles as a run defender, including three solo, and two for a loss. He also generated a sack and three quarterback hits, along with two pass deflections.CB Johnathan Edwards: Stock downFrom a special teams standpoint, Edwards' stock is up, but defensively it is down. Edwards was targeted often, allowing four completions on seven targets, giving up 75 total yards and a touchdown.K Spencer Shrader: Stock upShrader entered this game likely at a disadvantage to Blake Grupe in the kicking competition. However, after Grupe went 0-for-1 in the first half, Shrader would go 2-for-2, which included making a 61-yarder late to tie the game.This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts training camp stock report after first preseason game v. Patriots

This has been a busy week for the Dallas Cowboys organization, as they square off against two other NFL teams and signed one of their top players to a huge contract extension. Pro Bowl defensive tackle Quinnen Williams inked a monster deal that saved the organization $24 million in cap space from his previous contract, with some interesting particulars. The signing works on two fronts for the organization; they lock up their defensive pillar for the future while also allowing more opportunities to make moves if the front office and coaching staff feel they're needed.After facing the Los Angeles Rams in a joint practice on Tuesday, the team heads north to take on the defending Super Bowl Champion Seattle Seahawks in the exhibition opener on Saturday. This will be the best chance for the coaching staff and front office to evaluate this roster, some players more than others. Players like Jaydon Blue, Michael Trigg, Justin Barron, and Alijah Clark are all looking to prove they belong on the roster, while others are hoping to solidify their position on the team.Here's a look at the latest news and notes.Dallas Cowboys Top HeadlinesHow To Watch: Cowboys vs Seahawks :: Cowboys Wire (Link)Players 2 Watch: Keep an eye on these 6 players against the Seahawks :: DallasCowboys.com (Link)Cowboys save $24m cap space, details of Quinnen Williams new contract :: Cowboys Wire (Link)Updates: Barron looking to keep the momentum :: DallasCowboys.com (Link)Will Cowboys eventually have to decide between Pickens and $136M Lamb? :: Cowboys Wire (Link)Shavon Revel is stacking days on days at Cowboys camp :: Blogging The Boys (Link)Cowboys Headlines: Jerry talks expectations; RT concerns mounting :: Cowboys Wire (Link)Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer and the proverbial hot seat :: Blogging The Boys (Link)Maxx Crosby vs Christian Gonzalez: A Cowboys Bet? :: Inside The Star (Link)Spagnola: Never a dull moment with Cowboys :: DallasCowboys.com (Link)Cowboys' preseason plan reveals just how tight the RB2 battle is:: The Landry Hat (Link)Quinnen Williams' contract details suggest Cowboys have a bigger plan brewing :: The Landry Hat (Link)Dak Prescott Trying to Manifest Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl in Unique Way :: Sports Illustrated (Link)Cowboys' Dak Prescott on George Pickens' future contract: 'He should get every dollar that he deserves' :: CBSSports.com (Link)News & Headlines Around the NFC EastHow a rugby player became an NFL superstar:: PhiladelphiaEagles.com (Link)5 initial gut feelings on how Eagles preseason opener against Ravens will go :: Inside The Iggles (Link)Eagles reportedly sign Brandon G. :: Bleeding Green Nation (Link)5 takeaways from Washington's 20-7 win over the Dolphins :: Commanders.com (Link)Washington Commanders News: Dorance Armstrong suspended one game by NFL :: Hogs Haven (Link)Amik Robertson demands more after Commanders defense leaves Dolphins helpless :: Riggo's Rag (Link)10 things to watch in Giants vs. Vikings :: Giants.com (Link)NY Giants 53-man roster projection: Locks, bubble players, long shots as preseason begins :: Big Blue View (Link)Tyler Nubins struggles could force the Giants into uncomfortable decision :: GMEN HQ (Link)News & Headlines Around the NFLFalcons edge rusher James Pearce suspended 8 games by NFL :: ESPN.com (Link)HC Mike Macdonald: 'Overwhelmingly positive' reviews helped with Terrion Arnold decision :: ESPN.com (Link)2026 NFL Preseason, Week 1: What We Learned from Friday's games :: NFL.com (Link)Which new NFL head coach will win most in 2026? Jesse Minter, Joe Brady top my ranking of all 10 :: NFL.com (Link)Troy Aikman facing MNF limits due to Dolphins role, NFL says :: ESPN.com (Link)Seahawks pass rusher Demarcus Lawrence: 2026 season 'will be my last year' :: NFL.com (Link)New Vita Vea Trade Rumors Update Potential NFL Landing Spots Amid Bucs Contract Standoff :: Bleacher Report (Link)Steelers' Keeanu Benton agrees to 4-year, $72M extension, sources say:: ESPN.com (Link)Sources: Cardinals OL Bisontis' season in doubt with torn MCL :: ESPN.com (Link)1 Player Each NFL Team Should Cut Before the 2026 Season :: Bleacher Report (Link)NFL preseason Week 1 winners and losers: Steelers rookie QB shines, Cam Ward struggles for Titans :: CBS Sports (Link)You can follow Terence on X at @Watson703. Also, follow Cowboys Wire on Facebook to join in on the conversation with fellow fans and the rest of the @TheCowboysWire crew on X for more news and notes on your Dallas Cowboys.This article originally appeared on Cowboys Wire: Cowboys News: $24M in savings, exhibitionists storm Seattle

CHICAGO The preseason is officially here for the Cleveland Browns. The mysteries it may help solve remain unknown.What's known is Deshaun Watson will start at quarterback for the Browns as they open the preseason at the Chicago Bears. From there, the exactly length of time he'll play is a mystery, even though coach Todd Monken said it would be the first half.Shedeur Sanders will come in to replace Watson in this game. That's tentatively expected to be the third quarter, but one must wait and see.Subscribe to Browns Insider newsletterAnd how does Monken handle his first preseason game as an NFL head coach? He's never had those duties before.All of this and more coming to you from the Windy City at 1 p.m. ET. Follow along here for updates throughout the game.When do the Cleveland Browns play today?Kickoff is at 1 p.m.Who is announcing the Bears vs. Browns game?Play-by-play:Chris RoseAnalysts:Joe ThomasSideline:Aditi KinkhabwalaWhat TV channel isBrowns vs. Bears on: How to watch the Cleveland-Chicago game on TV, streamingTV channel:WEWS-TV (Channel 5) and NFL NetworkStream:Cleveland Browns app (in-market only)andNFL+Announcers:Chris Rose (play-by-play), Joe Thomas (analyst), Aditit Kinkhabwala (sideline reporter)How to listen to the Cleveland Browns vs. Chicago Bears game on the radio, streamThe Cleveland Browns Radio Network will carry the game, with Andrew Siciliano (play-by-play), Nathan Zegura (analyst) and Je'Rod Cherry (sideline reporter) on the call. Among the affiliates in the Akron-Canton area are WAKR-AM 1590, WONE-FM 97.5, WHBC-AM 1480, WQKT-FM 104.5, WKRK-FM 92.3, WKNR-AM 850 and WNCX-FM 98.5.The Cleveland Browns Radio Network's call can also be streamed at Cleveland Browns.com, as well as the Browns mobile app. It's also available onSirius XM radio, with channel 381 carrying the Browns feed.The Browns also have a Spanish-language broadcast, with Rafael Rafa Hernndez-Brito (play-by-play) and Octavio Sequera (analyst) on the call. Games will be streamed onLa Mega Cleveland, as well as heard on WNZN-FM 89.1 in Lorain and WVKO-FM 103.1 in Columbus.How to buy Bears vs. Browns ticketsTickets for Saturday's game can be purchased on StubHubfrom $48including fees.Browns vs. Bears weatherShowers and possibly a thunderstorm before 1 p.m., then a chance of showers and thunderstorms between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., according tothe National Weather Service. High near 84. South wind around 10 mph, with gusts as high as 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 100%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.Browns vs. Bears betting oddsProvided byBetMGM.com; accessUSA TODAY Sports Scores ad Sports Betting Odds hubfor a full list. Lines last updated at 7 p.m. ET Friday.Moneyline (ML):Browns -180 (bet $180 to win $100) | Bears +150 (bet $100 to win $150)Against the spread:Browns -3.5 (+100) | Bears +3.5 (-120)Over/Under (O/U):40.5 (O: -110 | U: -110)Chicago Bears in all-time preseason series vs. Cleveland BrownsThis will be the 36th time the Browns and Bears have met in the preseason. Cleveland leads the series 20-14, including 8-7 in games played in Chicago. They've also played games in Akron, South Bend and Canton, the latter in the Hall of Fame Game.Chicago Bears in all-time regular-season series vs. Cleveland BrownsThe Browns have played the Bears 19 times during the regular season in their history, and the eight times since the rebirth of the Cleveland franchise in 1999. Here's a look at the regular-season series between the Browns and Bears.Series record (regular season and playoffs): Browns lead 11-8Series record (regular season): Browns lead 11-8Playoff record: N/ASeries in Cleveland (regular season and playoffs): Browns lead 9-2Series record in Cleveland (regular season): Browns lead 9-2Series record in Cleveland (playoffs): N/ASeries record in Chicago: Bears lead 6-2Series record in Chicago (regular season): Bears lead 6-2Series record in Chicago (playoffs): N/ALast meeting: Bears won 31-3 in Chicago on Dec. 14, 2026Series streak: Bears won the last meetingCleveland Browns preseason schedule 2026Saturday, Aug. 15:at Chicago Bears, 1 p.m., Channel 5/NFL NetworkSaturday, Aug. 22:vs. Buffalo Bills, 1 p.m., Channel 5/NFL NetworkThursday, Aug. 27:vs. New England Patriots, 8 p.m., Channel 5/NFL NetworkBuy Cleveland Browns ticketsCleveland Browns 2026 regular season scheduleWeek 1:Sunday, Sept. 13, at Jacksonville Jaguars, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 2:Sunday, Sept. 20, at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 3:Sunday, Sept. 27, vs. Carolina Panthers, 1 p.m., FoxWeek 4:Thursday, Oct. 1, vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 8:20 p.m., Amazon PrimeWeek 5:Sunday, Oct. 11, at New York Jets, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 6:Sunday, Oct. 18, vs. Baltimore Ravens, 1 p.m., FoxWeek 7:Sunday, Oct. 25, at Tennessee Titans, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 8:Sunday, Nov. 1, at Pittsburgh Steelers, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 9:Sunday, Nov. 8, at New Orleans Saints, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 10:Sunday, Nov. 15, vs. Houston Texans, 1 p.m., FoxWeek 11:BYE WEEKWeek 12:Sunday, Nov. 29, vs. Las Vegas Raiders, 1 p.m., FoxWeek 13:Sunday, Dec. 6, vs. Cincinnati Bengals, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 14:Sunday, Dec. 13, vs. Atlanta Falcons, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 15:Sunday, Dec. 20, at New York Giants, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 16:Sunday, Dec. 27, at Baltimore Ravens, 1 p.m., CBSWeek 17:Sunday, Jan. 3, vs. Indianapolis Colts, 1 p.m., FoxWeek 18:Date TBD, at Cincinnati Bengals, Time TBD, Channel TBDChris Easterling can be reached at ceasterling@thebeaconjournal.com. Read more about the Browns at www.beaconjournal.com/sports/browns. Follow him on X at @ceasterlingABJ. Sign up for Browns Insider newsletter athttps://profile.beaconjournal.com/newsletters/browns-insider/This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Browns vs. Bears live updates as Cleveland opens 2026 preseason in Chicago

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When Yashasvi Jaiswal walked out to bat in Galle for the first Test against Sri Lanka, he was playing the 30th Test of his career. The milestone came with an unusual record - Jaiswal has played each of his first 30 Tests at a different venue.The India opener has never played a Test at the same ground twice.His journey began in Roseau in July 2023 and, after stops across the Caribbean, South Africa, India, England and Australia, he reached his 30th Test in Galle on Saturday.Jaiswal's impressive Test recordJaiswal has made a strong start to his Test career. In 30 matches, he has scored 2,567 runs in 55 innings, including seven centuries and 13 fifties. His highest score is an unbeaten 214, while his batting average stands at 48.43.Jaiswal's unique record also puts him in the company of two former India batters.Sanjay Manjrekar played his first 33 Tests at 33 different venues, while Sachin Tendulkar appeared at 32 different venues in his first 32 Tests.Another unfortunate run-out for JaiswalHowever, the landmark Test ended on a disappointing note for Jaiswal as he was run out for 32.Jaiswal had looked comfortable during his 37-ball stay and was helping India make a steady start in Galle. But an unfortunate mix-up with KL Rahul brought his innings to an early end.Jaiswal lost his balance after a collision with the bowler, and confusion followed between the two batters. Both Jaiswal and Rahul ended up at the non-striker's end, leaving Jaiswal stranded and forcing him to walk back.Yashasvi Jaiswal's 30 venues and performancesTestVenueOpponentPerformance1RoseauWest Indies1712Port of SpainWest Indies57, 383CenturionSouth Africa17, 54Cape TownSouth Africa0, 285HyderabadEngland80, 156VisakhapatnamEngland209, 177RajkotEngland10, 214*8RanchiEngland73, 379DharamsalaEngland5710ChennaiBangladesh56, 1011KanpurBangladesh72, 5112BengaluruNew Zealand13, 3513PuneNew Zealand30, 7714WankhedeNew Zealand30, 515PerthAustralia0, 16116AdelaideAustralia0, 2417BrisbaneAustralia4, 4*18MelbourneAustralia82, 8419SydneyAustralia10, 2220LeedsEngland101, 421BirminghamEngland87, 2822Lord'sEngland13, 023ManchesterEngland58, 024The OvalEngland2, 11825AhmedabadWest Indies3626DelhiWest Indies175, 827Eden GardensSouth Africa12, 028GuwahatiSouth Africa58, 1329New ChandigarhAfghanistan2430GalleSri Lanka32Third Test run-outThe dismissal was Jaiswal's third run-out in Test cricket.The first came against Australia in 2024, when he was dismissed for 82. A year later, he was run out for 175 against the West Indies.Now, in his 30th Test, Jaiswal has suffered another run-out, this time for 32 against Sri Lanka. 133258900

The Indianapolis Colts' Daniel Jones appeared twice in Dan Orlovsky's ranking of NFL quarterbacks by traits.Highlighting seven different quarterback traits -- arm strength, ball placement, mechanics, decision-making, pocket presence, second-reaction creativity and rushing ability -- Orlovsky ranked the top 10 quarterbacks in each category.Jones first appeared in the mechanics section, coming in at No. 3, behind only Matthew Stafford and Joe Burrow.Mechanics is, of course, a key component to delivering an accurate pass and also helps the quarterback operate within the timing and rhythm of the play. Last season, when healthy, Jones was quite good in both of those areas."You might be surprised to see Jones at No. 3," Orlovsky wrote. "I was, too. But watching the tape again, I was taken aback by how good his mechanics were in Indianapolis last season. The Colts ran many different forms of RPOs, and that means his mechanics need to be sound. They were."Jones' name then showed up in the pocket presence category, where he came in at No. 9.Out of 44 eligible quarterbacks last season, Jones ranked 12th in pressure-to-sack rate, according to PFF, highlighting his ability to stay upright, even when things break down around him. He was also third in completion rate when under duress.Although Jones wasn't among the top 10 quarterbacks in rushing ability, he did get a shoutout from Orlovsky in this category.This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: Colts Daniel Jones ranked among top QBs in two categories

Given how long Sean Payton spent in the past coaching the New Orleans Saints, perhaps it should come as no surprise to fans that he loves any excuse he can get to troll the Atlanta Falcons. And he found a prime opportunity to do so as his current team, the Denver Broncos, visited the Falcons to open the preseason on Friday.The Broncos took no time in getting back to looking like the team that captured the AFC's No. 1 seed in the playoffs last year, jumping out to a 24-0 lead at the halftime break before eventually capturing a 27-7 win. And when interviewed at halftime, Payton also took no time in finding a way to add insult to injury with a reference to a lackluster turnout by Falcons fans"A lot of people dressed up as empty seats today," Payton quipped.Sean Payton at halftime in Atlanta, via @TroyRenck:"A lot of people dressed up as empty seats today."Falcons fans booed the team at the end of the first half. pic.twitter.com/q5XsvmyfJI Underdog NFL (@UnderdogNFL) August 15, 2026Of course, the fans who were in attendance weren't feeling too chipper about Atlanta's performance either, with boos being showered down upon the team as they hit the locker room at the end of the first half. So while Payton wasn't impressed with the fan turnout, those who did make their way to the game didn't seem to feel there was much reason to return.The Falcons totaled just 192 yards of offense and turned the ball over twice in the loss, which doesn't paint the most optimistic picture of what the Kevin Stefanski era might look like. But the Broncos, on the other hand, looked every bit the elite defense that they were in 2025 indicating that their reign atop the AFC might not yet be finished.This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Sean Payton trolls Falcons fans as Broncos dominate preseason opener