Emma Raducanu forced to retire in final set of WTA’s longest match of the season
Reigning US Open champion Emma Raducanu retired in the final set of a marathon first competitive outing since bowing out at the Australian Open.
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Australian cricket legend Rod Marsh suffers serious heart attack during Queensland charity trip
Australian cricket great Rod Marsh is in a serious condition in hospital after suffering a heart attack on Thursday morning.
Quade Cooper lands Australian citizenship
Wallabies stalwart Quade Cooper is finally an Australian citizen following a five-year battle with immigration authorities.
Quade Cooper officially an Australian citizen after four previous rejections
Wallabies stalwart Quade Cooper is finally an Australian citizen following a five-year battle with immigration authorities.
Medvedev closer to world No.1 ATP ranking
Daniil Medvedev is just three wins away from claiming the ATP Tour's No.1 ranking.
Ash Barty plots Indian Wells return following self-imposed ‘house arrest’ after Australian Open title
What the world No.1 has been busy with in the weeks after her historic Australian Open triumph has been classic, low-key Ash Barty.
India vs Sri Lanka 1st T20I, Team India Predicted XI: Jasprit Bumrah, Ravindra Jadeja Set For Return, Ravi Bishnoi And Yuzvendra Chahal To Battle For Second Spinner's Slot
Rohit Sharma's start to India's full-time white-ball captaincy has been perfect so far as India completed 3-0 clean sweep in T20Is over West Indies at home and another 3-0 sweep of the Windies in ODIs. The upcoming 3-match T20I series against Sri Lanka is another chance for the team to continue its dominant run in home conditions. The victory over West Indies catapulted India to the top of the ICC rankings in T20Is, but Rohit Sharma and head coach Rahul Dravid know that these bilateral series wins will eventually count for nothing if India falter in the ICC T20 World Cup in Australia later this year.
Nadal salva un "partido extraño" ante el excéntrico Kozlov
ofreció una nueva demostración de su legendaria fortaleza mental para sacar adelante un «partido un poco extraño», como él mismo lo calificó, ante Stefan Kozlov, estadounidense nacido en Macedonia hace 24 años y 130º del mundo, que venía de ganar en primera ronda totalmente acalambrado a Grigor Dimitrov. El balear no se descentró ante un jugador excéntrico que juega a un ritmo lentísimo y que durante el primer set hizo primeros saques a 128 km/h y segundos a 90. En algunos momentos parecía estar lesionado, pero cambió en la segunda manga para evitar un doble rosco. Nadal venció por 6-0 y 6-3 en 76 minutos y se enfrentará en cuartos del este jueves, madrugada del viernes en España, a otro norteamericano, como en las dos anteriores rondas, en este caso Tommy Paul, que se deshizo del serbio Dusan Lajovic (7-6 (6), 2-6 y 7-5).