Wimbledon 2023: Order of play on Tuesday
LONDON : Order of play on the main show courts on the second day of the Wimbledon championships on Tuesday (prefix number denotes seeding):
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Watch: Neeraj Chopra Wins Second Straight Diamond League Title In Lausanne
Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra continued his tremendous form as he came back from a one-month injury lay-off to clinch the top spot in the Lausanne leg of the Diamond League, his second straight win of the season in the prestigious one-day meeting series, on Friday. The 25-year-old Chopra had skipped three top events due to a muscle strain he sustained while training last month but came back with a bang as he won the Diamond League title here with his fifth-round throw of 87.66m. He began with a foul and then had 83.52m and 85.04m throws. He had another foul in the fourth round before coming up with his winning throw of 87.66m next. His sixth and last throw was 84.15m.
Team official takes over as referee after friendly abandoned
A friendly between Czech side Slavia Prague and Polish champions Rakow Czestochowa descended into chaos on Sunday (Jul 2) as the referee abandoned the game after sending off a player but the match continued with a club official taking over the whistle.
Why is Under-21 Euros 2023 not on TV? How to watch England U21 vs Portugal U21
England's progress in the Under-21 European championship is not being shown live by any UK broadcaster.
WTA roundup: Madison Keys wins second Eastbourne title
Madison Keys endured a grueling second-set tiebreak against ninth-seeded Russian Daria Kasatkina to win her second Rothesay International title 6-2, 7-6 (13) on Saturday in Eastbourne, England.
Is Under-21s Euros 2023 on TV? England U21 vs Portugal channel, kick off and live stream
England Under-21s are preparing for their quarter-final clash against Portugal as they look to progress in the 2023 Euros.
Watch: Neeraj Chopra Wins Second Straight Diamond League Title In Lausanne
Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra continued his tremendous form as he came back from a one-month injury lay-off to clinch the top spot in the Lausanne leg of the Diamond League, his second straight win of the season in the prestigious one-day meeting series, on Friday. The 25-year-old Chopra had skipped three top events due to a muscle strain he sustained while training last month but came back with a bang as he won the Diamond League title here with his fifth-round throw of 87.66m. He began with a foul and then had 83.52m and 85.04m throws. He had another foul in the fourth round before coming up with his winning throw of 87.66m next. His sixth and last throw was 84.15m.
Players face 'mental torture' at Wimbledon, says sports psychologist
LONDON : Tennis club hackers know only too well the paralysing nerves that can snatch defeat from the jaws of victory but they are in good company with even the elite players at Wimbledon suffering 'mental torture', according to a leading sports psychologist.