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Andy Murray took revenge on Taro Daniel with a 6-2, 6-2 first round victory in the Qatar Open on Tuesday. The Japanese player had knocked out the Scottish former World No.1 in straight sets in the Australian Open in January. "He played very well in Australia, he had a very good run there and was too good for me there," Murray said after his victory on Tuesday.
The women's free skate at Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 is set to take centre ice on Thursday (17 February) evening inside the Capital Indoor Stadium in Beijing.
Russia's Kamila Valieva placed top in the Olympic figure skating short programme Tuesday, after being allowed to compete despite testing positive for a banned substance before the Games. The 15-year-old scored 82.16, and goes into Thursday's decisive free programme with a narrow lead over her compatriot Anna Shcherbakova, who came second with 80.20.
IOA chief seeks explanation from HIBENGALURU: The Indian hockey team, which won the bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics last year, looks a pale shadow of the gritty team which fought its way to the podium. Post the glory senior players like Rupinder Pal Singh and Birendra Lakra decided to hang up their boots, making way for more juniors. With the podium finish, the expectations from the team have soared and on that count the team has faltered.
BEIJING : Switzerland became the first team to secure a place in the women's curling semi-finals at the Beijing Olympics on Wednesday while Canada continued their playoff push with a crucial win over the United States.
Murase Kokomo is only waking up to the reality that she is an Olympic medallist.
At one time or another, often like clockwork every year, an age-old debate central to South African rugby kicks off. Invariably, the topic revolves around the litany of overseas-based players and whether anything can be done to stem the tide of departures from South African shores.