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MELBOURNE: Ash Barty dropped a bombshell on the tennis world on Wednesday (Mar 23), the 25-year-old announcing her retirement at the peak of her game and just two months after claiming a third Grand Slam title at the Australian Open.
Ashleigh Barty has stunned the tennis world by announcing her retirement, aged just 25.
Rugby league's disciplinary clampdown has dominated the agenda at the start of the 2022 Super League season.
Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has revealed that his main ambition going forward is to win trophies, potentially offering Chelsea the chance to land their former transfer target.
Alongside Patrick Vieira, Wayne Rooney was confirmed as the latest inductee to the Premier League Hall of Fame on Wednesday.
Seventh seed Kidambi Srikanth and Saina Nehwal made a winning start in the singles competition while Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy battled past All England champions Muhammad Shohibul Fikri and Bagas Maulana to progress in the Swiss Open here on Wednesday. Srikanth defeated Mads Christophersen in straight games in the men's singles opening round. The Indian beat the Danish player 21-16, 21-17 in a match lasting 32 minutes. Parupalli Kashyap too cruised to a 21-17, 21-9 win over France's Enogat Roy to enter the second round. In an all-India contest, HS Prannoy pipped B Sai Praneeth 25-23, 21-16 in a tight match lasting 48 minutes.
Japan's Kaori Sakamoto delivered a stunning performance to top the women's short programme standings at the World Figure Skating Championships in Montpellier. 33 skaters took to the ice on Wednesday at the Sud de France Arena, but it was the 21-year-old from Kobe who wowed the audience — and the judges — the most.
The French team was stacked full of ridiculous talent this tournament, but no player was better than Alldritt. The number eight carried the French attack on his back all tournament with a whopping 65 touches of the ball (for reference the next highest carrier was Stuart Hogg with 56). His reliability as a thumping carrier provided a brilliant platform from which the French backs could work from, allowing Antoine Dupont the time and space to execute. Along with fellow French back-rowers Francois Cros and Anthony Jelonch, Alldritt was also one of the best tacklers in the tournament whilst offering six turnovers won as well – tied for first overall.