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Maxwell, Carey star as Oz beat England in ODI series

Manchester Glenn Maxwell (108) and Alex Carey (106) struck centuries in a 212-run stand to help Australia chase England’s 302 to secure the ODI series. ParisKwiatkowski wins 18th stage, Roglic leads Michal Kwiatkowski claimed his maiden Tour de France victory...

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Updated At : 01:27 PM Sep 18, 2020 IST

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Glenn Maxwell (108) and Alex Carey (106) struck centuries in a 212-run stand to help Australia chase England’s 302 to secure the ODI series.

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Kwiatkowski wins 18th stage, Roglic leads

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Michal Kwiatkowski claimed his maiden Tour de France victory when he won the 18th stage from a breakaway duo with teammate Richard Carapaz. Primoz Roglic retained the overall yellow jersey. Agencies

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