Toronto FC loans Singh to FC Edmonton
Toronto FC has loaned defender Luke Singh to FC Edmonton of the Canadian Premier League through December.
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India vs Denmark, Davis Cup: Will grass be greener on the Indian side?
Ramkumar Ramanathan, was seen serving big at the Delhi Gymkhana on Thursday. The organisers were checking the speed gun and Ramkumar was giving them the perfect trial for the machine before the India-Denmark World Group 1 Playoff tie to be played on Friday and Saturday. The fast, zipping grass at the Gymkhana – a venue specifically chosen to give the Indian team a home advantage against the Danes – is perfect for Ramkumar's preferred serve-and-volley game.
When Ramkumar Ramanathan stunned Dominic Thiem
Ramkumar Ramanathan’s favourite. They are fast and Ram can bring his preferred serve-and-volley game to the fore. The 2017 Antalya Open was also played on grass.
Transfer rumours: Ancelotti, Mbappe, Rodriguez, McGregor, Johnson
Real Madrid's Italian manager Carlo Ancelotti, 62, has emerged as a surprise candidate to become the next Manchester United boss. (Times — subscription required)external-link
Thomas Sandgaard makes Charlton Athletic transfer admission and sets 2022-23 aims
Charlton Athletic owner Thomas Sandgaard has revealed that he is aiming for automatic promotion with the Addicks next season from League One – and he will strengthen the squad to do so.
Defending champion Lydia Ko confirmed for 2022 Aramco Saudi Ladies International
The Aramco Saudi Ladies International presented by Public Investment Fund is returning for 2022, with a new date and the biggest early-season purse in what will be a record-breaking year for the Ladies European Tour.
Feel very bad for soldiers who are told to go on war: Denmark Davis Cup captain Frederik Nielsen on Russia-Ukraine conflict
Russia-Ukraine conflict, Denmark Davis Cup captain Frederik Nielsen on Wednesday said he feels bad for the soldiers who were forced to go on war and lamented the "age of conflicts" that the world is living in right now. Russia invaded Ukraine last week amid international condemnation.
There is a gap in Indian tennis but structured plan in place for future: Rohit Rajpal
Davis Cup captain Rohit Rajpal acknowledged that there is a "gap" in Indian tennis at the moment with the next line not quite visible but asserted that a "structured plan" is in place to ensure that the fresh pool of talent emerges soon. Speaking to the media ahead of the Davis Cup World Group 1 play-off tie against Denmark on Friday and Saturday, Rajpal was asked about the plan for the future in Indian tennis given that the squad still features a 41-year-old doubles specialist in Rohan Bopanna. "We have a decent line-up for singles, we have a good line-up for doubles but we do have an issue that some of the players are getting older for example, Rohan is getting on the other side of 40, and that is worrying for me," Rajpal said in a press conference here.