Bagnaia beats Vinales to win British GP for Ducati
SILVERSTONE, England : Italian Francesco Bagnaia won the British Grand Prix for Ducati on Sunday to pick up where he left off before MotoGP's summer break.
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Sri Lankan athletes disappear at Commonwealth Games
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Eddie Hearn admits that Tyson Fury is better than Anthony Joshua despite retirement
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Neil Warnock reveals Chris Kamara offer as he reminisces on managing Sheffield United
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CWG: Sreeja Akula Suffers Heartbreaking Loss, Misses Bronze By Whisker
Indian paddler Sreeja Akula suffered a heartbreaking loss at the Commonwealth Games here as she went down to Australia's Yangzi Liu 3-4 in a close bronze medal play-off. Sreeja went down 11-3 6-11 2-11 11-7 13-15 11-9 7-11 after staging a slew of comebacks in a match that lasted more than one and a half hour. The Hyderabad-born paddler made a confident start against Liu who appeared quite nervous and the former took advantage of that to race to a 11-3 win the first game.
CWG 2022: Sreeja Akula suffers heartbreaking loss, misses bronze by a whisker
Commonwealth Games here as she went down to Australia's Yangzi Liu 3-4 in a close bronze medal play-off. Sreeja went down 11-3 6-11 2-11 11-7 13-15 11-9 7-11 after staging a slew of comebacks in a match that lasted more than one and a half hour. The Hyderabad-born paddler made a confident start against Liu who appeared quite nervous and the former took advantage of that to race to a 11-3 win the first game.