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A bat becomes Clarke's prop as he argues that Australian cricket needs public answers before the controversy consumes another summer.

Sports Central by DRM's fast-starting Rawalpindi clip shows why a ball projected to hit the wickets still leaves the batter not out.

Sports TV's Rawalpindi highlights also capture a debut fifty for Arafat Minhas and an early wobble in Sri Lanka's reply.

The FanaticsTV excerpt links Samoa and Tonga's drawing power to player payments, with viewers debating who should foot the bill.

A wordless split-screen lesson was the channel's only new upload, drawing nearly 90,000 views.

The final against Luke Humphries joins matches with Nathan Aspinall and Jonny Clayton among the channel's active draws.

Kalyn Ponga's New Zealand press conference and Harry Grant's Australian preview turn attention from the semi-finals to the jerseys.

An archived 2021 shot sends his ball past Patrick Cantlay, who carries on preparing his birdie putt.

His new rink compilation stretches from a familiar hockey stop to airborne, crossed-leg braking.

Fourteen uploads mix archway rallies, escalating spikes and a nod to Haikyuu.

Six uploads pair Erasmus's all-action highlights with Bryan Habana interceptions and a look at Tomás Albornoz.

Weekend Winners pairs Kate Tracey with Callum Helliwell and Sam Boswell before the channel turns to horses to follow over jumps.

With no new uploads, the Shorts channel's archive added about 47,000 views over the week.

Jared's coaching session at Sender One SNA remains the main draw during a week without new uploads.

The Reel Rock 20 preview moves from winter ice on Cerro Torre to a sport climber's ambition to complete a 9b+ route.

A red shot tracer records every unfortunate bounce in a Short that passed a million views in fourteen hours.

Sports Central by DRM's Rawalpindi highlights draw an unusually large audience, with Sri Lanka's wicketkeeper involved in three key dismiss…

Sports TV's Pakistan-Sri Lanka highlights pass 1.5 million views, with Tayyab Arif's attacking debut alongside Babar's half-century.

One More Edge's skating edit draws attention to both a landing and an interviewer giving Trusova room not to answer.

The Breakdown revisits the win at Murrayfield, from a stronger scrum to Jeff Wilson's ice-hockey-inspired yellow-card proposal.