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Brydon Carse charged by Cricket Regulator over arrest on night out

Brydon Carse charged by Cricket Regulator over arrest on night out

  • Police investigated allegations of assault in Derby

  • Carse faces disciplinary hearing in next few weeks

Brydon Carse has been charged with improper conduct by the Cricket Regulator after his arrest on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly during a night out with his Durham ­teammates in Derby in August. chincha.pl

The fast bowler was subsequently interviewed by Derbyshire police, which investigated allegations of assault before closing the case without pressing charges a fortnight ago, as revealed by the Guardian.

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Report: Mason Graham to miss "a few weeks" with MCL sprain, ankle sprain

There is some relatively positive news on Browns defensive tackle Mason Graham.

Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Graham is expected to miss a few weeks with an MCL sprain and an ankle sprain.

Graham underwent an MRI on Friday, which revealed that Graham is not believed to have suffered an injury that will keep him out long-term.

Graham, the No. 5 overall pick in last year's draft, had registered 4.0 sacks in Cleveland's first three games. That mark leads the team.

Head coach Todd Monken praised Graham earlier on Friday for how hard he has worked to improve.

Cleveland will have some time before its Week 5 matchup against the Ravens on Sunday, Oct. 11. The club will then face the Ravens at home in Week 6 before taking on the Titans on the road in Week 7.

Tony Romo will not return to CBS Sports in wake of drunk driving arrest

  • NFL analyst and network mutually agree to part ways

  • Ex-Dallas Cowboys star was on $180m contract

Tony Romo will not return as an NFL analyst for CBS Sports, the network announced Friday, after his July arrest for operating a vehicle while under the influence.

“CBS Sports and Tony Romo have mutually agreed to part ways,” the network said in a statement. “We thank Tony for his contributions over the past nine years and wish him the best moving forward.”

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Hoelsveen best på 1500 meter under Runfest

Malin Hoelsveen var sterkes på 1500 meter gateløp under Runfest i Sandnes fredag. Vilde Våge Henriksen tok andreplassen, mens Wilma Anna Bekkemoen Torbiörnsson tok tredjeplassen.
– Hun er kanskje mer en 800 meter løper og hun fikk vist sluttspurtegenskapene sin her, sier NRK-ekspert Ådne Andersen om Hoelsveen.
Henriksen dro lenge på feltet før Hoelsveen rykker fra på slutten.
– Det var veldig gøy. Det var veldig lureløp så det var ingen som ville dra, og det er ikke så rart i den vinden her. Det ble en rask avslutning, så det er gøy, sier Hoelsveen til NRK etter løpet og legger til:
– Jeg fikk litt dårlig samvittighet for at hun måtte dra hele løpet, så da gikk jeg fram og dro litt. Det er greit å bytte litt på. Det er jo motvind så det er absolutt ingen fordel å ligge foran.
Senere i kveld skal Jakob og Filip Ingebrigtsen løpe samme distanse. Det kan du se på NRK 2 eller i NRK TV.

‘Rather make no trade than a bad trade’: Friedman on potential deals

In brief

Turner Motorsport chases unprecedented North American sports car title trifecta With a two-year winless drought broken at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Turner Motorsport comes into Road Atlanta chasing an unprecedented three-title sweep. Over the next two weeks, team owner Will Turner stands on the brink of what could be his most successful year to date across major North American sports car

Winward faces Petit Le Mans challenge in bid for IMSA GTD three-peat Winward Racing drivers Russell Ward and Philip Ellis stand on the brink of a dynasty run as the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship prepares for its season finale at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. Holding a slim six-point lead in the GTD class standings, the duo – joined by endurance co-driver Indy

‘Never gets old’: Crosby still loving the hype surrounding opening night Penguins superstar Sidney Crosby talks about why he still loves the excitement and anticipation surrounding the start of each season, then shares a laugh with media saying the only thing that gets old is “sitting here every day.”

Players liable for £2.8m in legal fees to brain injury case defendants by end of October Costs partly due to delays caused by previous solicitorsCase still ‘in crisis’, fees need to be settled this monthClaimants in the ongoing legal action over brain injuries in rugby have been left on the hook for £2.8m in legal fees owed to the defendants, the majority of which will have