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Fritz levels Laver Cup with win over Norrie
LONDON: American Taylor Fritz drew Team World level at 4-4 in the Laver Cup on Saturday (Sep 24) with a narrow victory over Team Europe's Cameron Norrie after the hosts' Matteo Berrettini had beaten Felix Auger-Aliassime in the day's opener.
Hannah Scott praises training partners for stirring encouragement
Humble Hannah Scott said the success of her training partners spurred her on to the final of the women's single sculls at the World Rowing Championships. The Coleraine rower finished third fastest in Friday's second semi-final to earn a shot at her first major championship medal in Sunday's showpiece. Ad Great Britain's women's four and quad, as well as the lightweight double sculls crew, had already secured safe passage from their semi-finals prior to Scott's impressive outing.
3rd ODI: India whitewash England in Jhulan Goswami's last waltz
That the feat was achieved at the Mecca of Cricket -- Lord's -- made it doubly satisfying. Sent into bat, India were all out for a paltry 169, and at that point it looked like the tourists may have fallen many runs short of making the match a memorable one for their legendary seamer, who is calling it quits after two decades of incredible service to the game.
Annemiek van Vleuten, with broken elbow, becomes oldest to win world road race title
WOLLONGONG, Australia — Annemiek van Vleuten surprised herself and the rest of cycling by recording the finest win of her career on Saturday at the world road championships.
Oulton BSB: O’Halloran ‘gutted’ after Hickman nerfing ‘loses 20 points’
Controversy and drama reigned at the end of the opening Bennetts British Superbike Championship race at Oulton Park when a coming together between Peter Hickman and Jason O’Halloran on the final lap resulted in the Australian barrel-rolling through the gravel trap and out of third place.
'It's mindboggling to others, but it's my true calling': The secret life of a funeral embalmer
Laura Eaves always knew she wanted to work with the dead. She set her sights on becoming a funeral embalmer when she finished school - but was warned the job was “too dark” for a young woman.
'Probably the most over-looked person in the story of house music in the UK': How DJ Stu Allan helped Manchester become the rave capital of the world
His Sunday night shows on Piccadilly Radio introduced a generation of Mancs to house music, hip hop and rave. He was one of the first DJs to play the likes of A Guy Called Gerald, 808 State and Sub Sub.