2-time champion Simona Halep advances to National Bank Open final
Two-time champion Simona Halep has advanced to the National Bank Open's final.
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Unvaccinated Djokovic adds to long list of withdrawals for U.S. Open tune-up in Cincy
Novak Djokovic pulled out of next week's hard-court tournament in Cincinnati on Friday because he has not received any COVID-19 vaccine shots and isn't allowed to travel to the United States.
Two-time champion Halep advances to National Bank Open final
TORONTO — Two-time champion Simona Halep has advanced to the National Bank Open's final.
PV Sindhu pulls out of World Championships owing to stress fracture
In a statement which she shared on Twitter, the double Olympic medallist confirmed that she will be missing the 2022 World Championships. Sindhu has won the World Championships gold in 2019, along with two silver medals and two bronze. "While I am on the high of winning a gold medal at the CWG for India. Unfortunately, I have to pull out of the world championships. I felt pain and there was an injury scare at the quarter-finals of the CWG, but with the help of my coach, physio and trainer, I decided to push as far as I could," Sindhu said in the statement.
Ontario, Quebec earn three gold medals apiece at Canada Games
Ontario and Quebec picked up three gold medals apiece Friday at the Canada Summer Games.
Irish international Annabel Wilson through to US Amateur semis
Irish international Annabel Wilson is through to the semi-finals of the US Women's Amateur Championship at Chambers Way, Washington.
Retiring Serena Williams to face US Open champion Emma Raducanu in Cincinnati Masters opener
The first-round draw for the Cincinnati Masters has thrown up a box office clash between reigning US Open champion Emma Raducanu and retiring legend Serena Williams. Williams, a 23-time Grand Slam winner, said in an interview earlier this week that she was «evolving away from tennis», with the upcoming US Open looking likely to be her final tournament appearance. Ad The 40-year-old is the most successful tennis player in the Open Era and has spent 319 weeks as the world No.
Janneke Schopman's hands-on approach has bought the best out of me: Jyoti
Commonwealth Games. The 22-year-old was part of the Indian women's hockey team that returned to India after clinching a memorable bronze medal at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, ending a 16-year medal drought at the quadrennial event. "The players and coaching staff have really helped me improve my game.