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Boxers Pooja Rani, Sonia Lather pull out of Strandja Memorial

Pooja Rani (81kg), who recently lost her father, and former world medallist Sonia Lather (57kg) have pulled out of the upcoming Strandja Memorial Boxing Tournament in Sofia, Bulgaria as they did not feel competition ready during the training camp. The two conveyed their decision to pull out a couple of days ago after not feeling up to it in training, a team source told PTI. "Both were there in the team but Pooja told us a day before that since her training has not been regular, she does not feel she would be able to deliver.

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SA's Lloyd Harris loses 4th straight match to start 2022 ATP season

South African tennis ace Lloyd Harris' tough start to 2022 continued on Tuesday when he was beaten in the first round of the Qatar Open in Doha.

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The ministry has approved the participation of men’s and women’s wrestling teams in the 59th International Wrestling Tournament Seniors to be held in Bulgaria from February 17 to 20. A total of 20 men’s wrestlers across the freestyle and greco-roman categories will be taking part while 10 coaching staff will accompany them. The women’s wrestling contingent, meanwhile, consists of 10 wrestlers and five support staff.

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Prajnesh Gunneswaran knocked out of Bengaluru Open-2 after defeat against top seed Vukic

Prajnesh Gunneswaran was knocked out of the Bengaluru Open 2 but Arjun Kadhe advanced to the singles second round on Monday. Paying a price for his unrelenting errors, Prajnesh lost 4-6 2-6 to top seed Aleksandar Vukic but Kadhe brushed aside the challenge of compatriot Adil Kalyanpur 6-2 6-2. Dimitar Kuzmanov of Bulgaria upset second seed Frenchman Hugo Grenier 6-4 6-3 to advance to the pre-quarterfinals.

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Boxers Pooja Rani, Sonia Lather pull out of Strandja Memorial

West Ham star Declan Rice 'knows his next move' amid Chelsea and Man Utd transfer speculation

SA's Lloyd Harris loses 4th straight match to start 2022 ATP season

Tokyo medallists Mirabai, Bajrang & Ravi to return to competitive action next week

Dan Evans beats Egor Gerasimov to reach Qatar Open last 16

Football Manager Fan Persuaded Wife To Honeymoon In Bulgaria So He Could Visit Second Tier Team He Was Managing

Sylvester Jasper: Early days but youngster can help fill the Martin Boyle void for Hibs

Prajnesh Gunneswaran knocked out of Bengaluru Open-2 after defeat against top seed Vukic