Moutet hits six underarm serves in Mallorca win over Altmaier
French trickster Corentin Moutet hit six underarm serves on his way to a second-round victory over Germany's Daniel Altmaier at the Mallorca Open grasscourt event on Wednesday.
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Brighton owner Bloom acquires stake in Scottish club Hearts
Brighton & Hove Albion owner Tony Bloom has invested 9.86 million pounds ($13.41 million) to acquire a 29 per cent stake in Heart of Midlothian, the Scottish Premiership club said on Wednesday.
Australia's Khawaja ready to be a mentor for teenager Konstas
Experienced Australia batter Usman Khawaja said he is ready to guide 19-year-old Sam Konstas through his journey as a test opener as the pair prepare to walk out onto the pitch together for the first match against West Indies in Bridgetown.
Whitstable Town boss Jamie Coyle wins Seniors World Cup with England in Thailand; Team handed trophy in unusual style as final opponents play suspended player
Whitstable boss Jamie Coyle has described winning the Seniors World Cup with England as the icing on the cake of his season - even if he did so in bizarre circumstances!
Timnas Voli Putra RI Kini Fokus ke SEA V League
Tim nasional voli putra Indonesia harus puas menempati peringkat keenam pada ajang AVC Nations Cup 2025. Mereka langsung mengalihkan fokus untuk menghadapi SEA V League.
Fonseca clinches first grass-court win, Sun ousts defending champion Kasatkina in Eastbourne
Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca claimed his first tour-level win on grass with a 6-7(8) 6-0 6-3 victory over Zizou Bergs to reach the second round at Eastbourne on Monday.
'We're really confident' - Tongue insists draw not in England view ahead of thrilling final day
LEEDS, England :Fast bowler Josh Tongue insisted England only have victory in their sights ahead of the final day of a thrilling first test against India, despite the imposing 371 target set by the touring side on Monday.
Another India lower-order collapse gives England hope of dramatic test win
LEEDS, England :Josh Tongue took three wickets in four balls to give England a fighting chance of securing victory on day four of the first test on Monday, after India were all out for 364 in their second innings, setting the hosts a target of 371 to win.