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Australias coach Darren Lehmann has hinted at a difference of opinion with his possible successor Justin Langer over the future of Mitchell Marsh, whose recent struggles in the Test team have been attributed to a lack of mental clarity over his best means of success.Marsh made a halting start against New Zealand in Canberra on Tuesday before freeing his arms to devastating effect, and Lehmann said this was the way he wanted to see the allrounder bat in the future - as a destructive middle-order player capable of changing the momentum of a game.However he also indicated that there had been plenty of people in Marshs ear in recent times with differing views as to how he should bat, and pointed towards the Perth Scorchers and Western Australia state team - both coached by Langer - as places where that may have emanated from.Its good to see him make some runs, Lehmann said of Marsh. He struggled the first 13-14 balls and then he got one away and away he went. I think he said yesterday hes got to play with a bit more freedom, and he certainly is a highly talented young player, and hes got to find his way.Youve got so many coaches and different views - a Scorchers view, a WACA view, Australia view - and different coaches around the place. For him hes got to work out what works for him, and my personal opinion is when hes playing shots hes a lot more dangerous.Langer, who coached the Australian ODI team to a victorious triangular series in the Caribbean earlier this year and is widely thought to be in line to succeed Lehmann in the future, has made a point of encouraging Marsh to be used up the batting order. He also spoke publicly about his belief that Marsh had the potential to be a top-four batsman in all formats - a role that would entail a more sophisticated method than the power hitting he exhibited at Manuka Oval.He can easily become a four or five in all formats of the game, Langer said earlier this year. Thats what hell be aspiring to do and hes certainly got the ability to do that. With maturity I think he could easily do that in all formats. Hes that talented.Marsh has batted in the top five for Western Australia in the Sheffield Shield this season without once passing 50, and for his part has said he now thinks he is best suited simply trying to play with freedom. Ive had a few conversations with Boof [Lehmann] ... I think in red-ball cricket the last couple of years I probably havent played my natural game, Marsh said this week. Ive tried to be a batsman that bats time but for me Im a hitter of the cricket ball and for the next few months I think Im going to bat like that and really back myself. I might get out a few ugly ways at times, but I feel it will give me the best chance to score runs and score big runs.When youre not scoring runs you tend to try plenty of different things in the nets to make something work. The last week or two Ive simplified it to watching the ball as hard as I can and then letting my natural ability take over. I felt much better once Ive done that and really just clearing my head.Lehmann, meanwhile, was complimentary of Glenn Maxwells attitude in the wake of his team fine for comments about Victoria captain Matthew Wade. Maxwell may be slotted back into the Australian ODI team for the third match against New Zealand at the MCG on Friday as Lehmann looks to shuffle his options and potentially rest one of his fast bowlers.Hes been fantastic. Full credit to him the way hes handled it and the way hes been around the group in getting prepared to play each and every game, Lehmann said of Maxwell. Weve named the team quite late both times because weve only got down to the ground just before. Hes missed out at the last minute and hes handled that really well. For him hes just got to be ready to play, if he gets his opportunity then away he goes.More light was also shed on the leadership group that elected to fine Maxwell. Lehmann said he had instituted a group of senior players in each of the teams he had coached, starting with Brad Haddin, Shane Watson and Peter Siddle four years ago. The group is now comprised of David Warner, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc, with input too from the captain, Steven Smith.Ive had that wherever Ive gone really, Lehmann said. I think thats a good idea because sometimes they might have a problem with the coach or the skipper, so its a good idea to have those senior players, and the skipper working closely with that leadership group, as staff we sit back and let them go with that.It gives them responsibility for how they want the team to run and perform and act and all those sorts of things. Weve had that the last four years, its just chopped and changed depending on whos playing and selection a little bit. Now that weve got a core group, they can pretty much do it and run it.It just gives the players a voice to us if theyre not happy or want to change something they can go through that. Some players arent happy to deal with it direct [with me] and thats fine too. Ronald Acuna Jr. Braves Jersey .J. Ellis hit two-run homers and the NL West champion Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the San Diego Padres 4-0 Saturday night. Fake Braves Jerseys . -- Bobby Ryan helped the U. https://www.cheapbraves.com/ .ca looks back at the stories and moments that made the year memorable. Glenn Hubbard Jersey .ca looks back at the stories and moments that made the year memorable. Atlanta Braves Store . -- If Henry Burris has his way, he will be the starting quarterback to lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats back to the Grey Cup next year. RIO DE JANEIRO -- The Latest on the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro (all times local):11:10 p.m.American Brianna Rollins started out fast and never looked back.Rollins lead the U.S. sweep of the 100-meter hurdles at the Rio Games on Wednesday night, winning with 12.48 seconds.Though Rollins was unreachable, it came down to hundredths of seconds for the other two medals.Nia Ali had silver with 12.59 and Kristi Castlin had 12.61 for bronze.The United States had such strength in depth this year that they could leave world record holder Kendra Harrison at home and still sweep the race.---11:05 p.m.Kerri Walsh Jennings and April Ross have won the beach volleyball bronze medal, coming back after losing the first set to beat the host Brazilians at Copacabana.The win comes less than 24 hours after Walsh Jennings lost on the Olympic beach for the first time in 27 matches over four Summer Games.Walsh Jennings, a three-time gold medalist, delivered a pair of blocks for the final two points on Wednesday night to win 17-21, 21-17, 15-9.Brazils loss still leaves the home country with two beach volleyball medals at the games.Agatha and Barbara were scheduled to play Germany in the womens championship later Wednesday night. Alison and Bruno were in the mens gold medal match on Thursday.---10:55 p.m.MEDAL ALERT: The United States has swept the medals in the 100-meter hurdles at the Olympics. Brianna Rollins, the 2013 world champion, won with 12.48 seconds. Nia Ali had silver with 12.59 and Kristi Castlin had 12.61 for bronze.---10:45 p.m.MEDAL ALERT: Elaine Thompson got another sprint double for Jamaica at the Olympics. She blasted out of the blocks and never gave Dutch sprinter Dafne Schippers a chance to catch her on the straightaway of the 200 meters.After winning the 100 on Saturday, Thompson now has a double that her compatriot has specialized in. She can make it a triple during the relay races Thursday and Friday.Schippers said she had a groin injury that pushed her back into fifth place in the 100. And her final push in the 200 was not enough to play catch up.Thompson ended in a seasons best 21.78 seconds, for an edge of .10 over Schippers. Tori Bowie of the United States had bronze in Wednesdays race with 22.15.---10:40 p.m.The U.S. Olympic Committee says two American swimmers were taken off their flight from Brazil by local authorities amid an investigation into a reported robbery involving Ryan Lochte and his teammates.USOC spokesman Patrick Sandusky said Wednesday night that Jack Conger and Gunnar Bentz were removed from their flight to the United States by Brazilian authorities. We are gathering further information.Lochte said he was with Conger, Bentz and another teammate when they were robbed at gunpoint in a taxi as they returned to the athletes village from a party, several hours after the last Olympic swimming events were held. Police have found little evidence so far to support their accounts.Lochtes father told The Associated Press that his son had arrived back in the United States---10:35 p.m.MEDAL ALERT: Two-time world champion Tianna Bartoletta finally has an Olympic gold medal, winning the long jump final with a life-time best 7.17 meters.The 30-year-old American, who won her world titles a decade apart in 2005 and 15, responded to two big jumps from Ivana Spanovic and Brittney Reese on the fifth attempt to regain the lead with one round remaining. The lead stood.Defending Olympic champion Brittney Reese of the United States, after three fouls on her first four attempts, took silver Wednesday with a best of 7.15 on her last go.Spanovic, bronze medalist at the last two world championships, won the Olympic bronze with a Serbian national record of 7.08.---10:30 p.m.FAILED TO QUALIFY: Justin Gatlin has failed to qualify for the final of the 200 meters after placing third in his semifinal heat the Olympics.Gatlin, who took the silver medal behind Usain Bolt in the 100 meters, finished in 20.13 seconds on Wednesday.Alonso Edward of Panama won the last of the three semifinal heats in 20.07, followed by Churandy Martina of Netherlands in 20.10.Bolt was the fastest qualifier in a season-leading 19.78 and is on track for his eighth Olympic gold medal. He is aiming for a third straight sprint double at the Olympics.---10:25 p.m.MEDAL ALERT: For the third straight Olympics, China has taken home every table tennis gold medal.The Chinese mens team on Wednesday beat Japan 3-1 in the best-of-five-set match. Chinas team consisted of the gold and silver medalists in Rio -- Ma Long and Zhang Jike -- and the world No. 3, Xu Xin.Germany earlier beat South Korea for bronze.A day earlier the Chinese womens team demolished Germany for gold, 3-0. The three-member Chinese womens team lost only a single game during the three sets. On the team were the gold and silver medalists from Rio -- Ding Ning and Li Xiaoxia -- and the No. 1 player in the world, Liu Shiwen.The Japanese women took team bronze over Singapore.China won gold and silver in both mens and womens singles.---10:10 p.m.Usain Bolt advanced to the final for the 200 meters with the fastest time of the year and is one win away from his eighth Olympic gold medal.Bolt ran 19.78 seconds, pushed all the way by Canadas Andre de Grasse in the lane beside him, in the second of two semifinal heats at Rio. He earns an automatic place in Thursdays final. De Grasse finished in 19.80 seconds to advaance.ddddddddddddAfter winning the 100 meters to clinch his third consecutive Olympic title in that event, Bolt set his sights on a third straight sprint double and added another challenge: He wants to lower his world record in the process.Bolt set the world record of 19.19 at the 2009 world championships in Berlin. He set the Olympic record in Beijing in 2008.---10:15 p.m.MEDAL ALERT: South Koreas Sohui Kim has won a womens taekwondo gold medal in the 49-kilogram division at the Rio Olympics, after defeating Serbias Tijana Bogdanovic 7-6 in a closely contested final where both fighters struggled to get their distance and timing right.To chants of Korea, Kim scored first with a roundhouse kick before cementing her lead in the second round with a head shot.The 22-year-old was ranked seventh and only just squeaked into the final after beating Frances Yasmina Aziez by a single point in a nearly scoreless fight that went into overtime. Kim won the German Open earlier this year.Bogdanovic dominated most of her fights Wednesday and also knocked out the double Olympic defending champion, Chinas Jingyu in a surprisingly lopsided fight.The womens bronze medals were won by Azerbaijans Patimat Abakorova and Thailands Panipak Wongpattanakit.---10:05 p.m.Halfway home in the decathlon, and reigning Olympic and world champion Ashton Eaton of the U.S. is in the lead.The world-record holder won the 400 meters Wednesday night to give him 4,621 points after five events.Kai Kazmirek of Germany moved into second place with a good 400 meters, trailing Eaton by 121 points.Damian Warner, who beat Eaton in the 100 meters to take the early lead, was in bronze medal position with 4,489 points.The sprint hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin and 1,500 meters complete the program Thursday.---9:50 p.m.The one-woman track team from Russia is out of medal contention at the Rio Olympics.Darya Klishina, the only person from her country allowed to compete in track and field at the Rio Olympics, reached the long jump final but was eliminated after three attempts.Her best jump of 6.63 meters in three attempts wasnt good enough to advance on Wednesday with the top eight jumpers, who all get three more jumps.The sports governing body originally cleared her to compete, but then tried to backtrack by citing supposed new information in the ongoing doping scandal in Russia.Klishina appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport and won. She was reinstated early Monday and started competition on Tuesday.---9.15 p.m.American women have won all three semifinals ahead of Wednesday nights 100-meter hurdles final.2013 world champion Brianna Rollins won the first semi in 12.47 seconds, and Nia Ali followed it up with a second-semi win in 12.65 seconds. Kristi Castlin finished the final semi in 12.63 seconds.Only Pedrya Seymour of the Bahamas broke into the American string of best times, finishing second in Rollins race with a time of 12.64 seconds.The U.S. teams depth is such that world-record holder Kendra Harrison failed to make it through the U.S. trials.---8:45 p.m.The U.S. mens basketball team powered into the semifinals of the Olympics, beating Argentina 105-78 on Wednesday night.The Americans turned a slow start into an early ending with a 27-2 run in the first half.They will meet Spain on Friday in a rematch of the last two gold-medal games. Spain beat France 92-67 earlier Wednesday.Kevin Durant scored 27 points for the Americans.Luis Scola scored 15 points and Manu Ginobili had 14 for Argentina in whats expected to the final time the remaining core members of its Golden Generation play together.Ginobili was taken out in the last few minutes of the game and saluted by the fans, then embraced by each of his teammates on the bench. After the teams headed to their locker rooms, Ginobili returned and was presented the game ball by an Olympic official.---7:55 p.m.Japan has swept the gold medals on the first day of the Olympic womens wrestling tournament in Rio.Sara Dosho rallied to beat fourth-ranked Natalia Vorobeva of Russia in the 69 kilograms on a takedown with 30 seconds to go in the last match of the day.Doshos teammates Icho and Eri Tosaka claimed titles earlier Wednesday, with Icho winning a wrestling-record fourth gold medal.---7:15 p.m.Alex Danson scored two goals as Britain defeated New Zealand 3-0 in the womens field hockey semifinals.Wednesdays win means Britain will advance to the final for the first time.Britain, which placed third in 1992 and 2012, will play the Netherlands for the gold on Friday. The Dutch defeated Germany in a shootout earlier in the day after a 1-1 draw in regulation. The Netherlands seeks a record third consecutive gold medal.Britain had plenty of scoring opportunities early and finally cashed in when Danson scored on a penalty corner with 8:48 remaining in the second period. New Zealand possessed the ball more in the second quarter but couldnt break through, and Britain maintained its 1-0 lead at the break.In the fourth period, New Zealands Kayla Whitelock was issued a yellow card after contact inside the circle, and Britain was awarded a penalty stroke. Helen Richardson-Walsh converted to make the score 2-0. Danson scored on a penalty stroke four minutes later.---AP Summer Games website: http://summergames.ap.org ' ' '