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Lewis Hamilton believes he can still beat Nico Rosberg to the 2016 world title if he repeats the form he showed in Malaysia before his engine blew and handed his team-mate a significant points advantage. Hamiltons hopes of becoming Britains first four-time champion were dealt a major and sudden blow 15 laps from the end of Sundays race at Sepang when his Mercedes engine failed while he was holding a 22-second lead.The reigning champion initially appeared angry and downcast in the aftermath of a retirement which has given Rosberg a 23-point title lead with five races to go. However, appearing more optimistic in a later media session, he insisted he would not be giving up the chase. Read the full Lewis Hamilton Q&AI have no idea whats going to happen in these next five races, all I can do is do what Ive done this weekend, he said. Be as focused as I can possibly be, put in performances like I have done this weekend, and pray that the car holds together. I dont know if my two engines [in his pool] are going to make it, but I can only hope and if I perform the way Ive performed this weekend everything is still to play for.Hamilton then added: I still have faith and hope and thats a powerful thing.Although overcoming a points deficit of effectively a full race victory is a tall order in the space of five races, the reigning champion has past experience of quickly wiping out seemingly comfortable title leads for Rosberg.Mercedes reassure HamiltonDuring the Mercedes team-mates first duel for the title in 2014, Hamilton took just three races to overcome a 29-point advantage for Rosberg after the summer break and went on to win the title. And earlier this year Rosberg, with four wins in a row, led by 43 points after the first five rounds yet Hamilton was ahead in the standings just six grands prix later after a succession of wins.But having had his title challenge this year disrupted by intermittent engine problems, Hamilton admitted it seemed as though a higher power did not want him to triumph. Niki Lauda feels Lewis Hamilton has been let down by his Mercedes team after engine failure at the Malaysia Grand Prix severely damaged his title chances Hamilton admits all he can do is perform at his best between now and Novembers Abu Dhabi finale.Ill continue to fight more for sure, but at the end of the year if the higher power doesnt want me to be champion with everything that Ive given towards it then Ill have to accept that, he said.But as long as I end my year knowing Ive given it everything and done everything I possibly could do, and we have done everything we possibly could do, thats all you can ask for. 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Likening his first game against the Rangers to one of his first days in the big leagues, when everything went so fast, Cruz said he just tried to stay in the moment and stay focused. "Kind of weird. Going from the other side of the plate is totally different than coming around like I used to," Cruz said. "It was overall a good day." Cruz was the 2011 AL championship series MVP on the way to the Rangers second consecutive World Series. When introduced before drawing a walk in the first, Texas fans responded with an extended ovation. While there were some boos, those seemed to be outnumbered by fans who called "Cruuuuuzz!" like they used to do when the left fielder was on their side the previous eight seasons. Heading into free agency last year, Cruz missed the final 50 regular-season games for the Rangers for violating baseballs drug agreement. Cruz turned down a $14.1 million qualifying offer in November from the Rangers, who likely would have used him primarily as a designated hitter if he had accepted. He went through the entire off-season before signing an $8 million, one-year deal with the Orioles early in spring training. "I havent seen him in a while and I got to see him and talk to him, playing around a little bit. It was a great feeling. I didnt like anytime he poopped one," Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus said.dddddddddddd "Ive seen too many when he was on this side, but hes a talented guy. Whenever hes on, he can carry a team." Through 55 games with the Orioles, Cruz is hitting .313 and leads the majors with 21 homers and 55 RBIs. Adam Jones matched a career high with four hits, including a homer off the right-field pole leading off the Baltimore fourth. Rookie catcher Caleb Johnson had a tiebreaking RBI double in the eighth. Brian Matusz (2-1) went 1 2-3 innings in relief of Ubaldo Jimenez, who held Texas to one run and four hits while striking out five over 5 2-3 innings. Alexi Ogando (2-3), the second Texas reliever, got a popup to start the eighth before allowing three straight Orioles to reach. He was gone after the double by Joseph, whose two hits matched his total in his first 11 games. The Rangers, coming off a 7-4 record in their longest road trip this season, got two inning-starting homers: Adrian Beltre in the fourth, and Robinson Chrinos in the seventh. Joe Saunders, the winning pitcher for Baltimore in the 2012 AL wild card game at Texas, allowed two runs and 10 hits over six-plus innings in his first home start for the Rangers. The left-hander was signed during spring training and he made the season-opening rotation before missing more than seven weeks with a stress fracture in his left ankle after being struck by a liner in his first start. 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