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It was already a special moment when China’s Xu Mengtao shot to gold in the freestyle skiing women’s aerials event at Beijing 2022.
HONG KONG : Southeast Asian champions Thailand will take on 2011 Asian Cup semi-finalists Uzbekistan in the next round of qualifying for the 2023 Asian Cup finals in June.
Coco Gauff smacked 26 winners while rolling to a 6-2, 6-3 upset of third-seeded Spaniard Paula Badosa on Wednesday to reach the quarterfinals of the Qatar TotalEnergies Open at Doha, Qatar.
Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa defeated Russia's Vladislav Artemiev in the 15th and final round of the preliminary phase of the Airthings Masters, an online rapid chess tournament, but missed out on qualifying for the quarterfinals. The 16-year-old started the final day of the preliminary rounds with a draw against German Vincent Keymer in round 13 before going down to Hans Mokko Niemann (USA) in the next. His stirring win over world champion Magnus Carlsen in the eighth round caused a flutter but up-and-down performances pegged Praggnanandhaa back.
The ATP Tour will host four events in China this year, unlike the WTA Tour which has suspended tournament in the country due to concerns over the treatment of former doubles world No1. Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.
Judd Trump has been knocked out of the European Masters, falling 5-3 to Norway’s Kurt Maflin at the last-32 stage. Trump’s wait to win a ranking title this season continues as he failed to produce his best snooker against Maflin who had an excellent match. Ad/> Maflin got off to a bright start with a break of 97 enough to secure the opening frame.
(Reuters) - The men's ATP tour will host four tournaments in China this season, unlike the women's WTA tour which has suspended events in the region due to concerns over the treatment of former doubles world number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.
The men's ATP tour will host four tournaments in China this season, unlike the women's WTA tour which has suspended events in the region due to concerns over the treatment of former doubles world number one Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.