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In Poland, we meet Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Przydacz; Radek Sikorski, Member of the European Parliament and former foreign minister (European People's Party); Róża Thun, Member of the European Parliament (Renew Europe group); and Agata Kluczewska, President of Wolno Nam Foundation in Krakow.
Daniil Medvedev on Sunday lost his second successive grass-court final after he went down against Poland's Hubert Hurkacz in the final of the Halle Open in Germany. The Russian was completely outplayed by the Pole, who sealed a 6-1, 6-4 straight sets victory. During the final, the world no.1 had a heated moment with his coach Gilles Cervara. Medvedev shouted loudly at Cervara, and the Frenchman abruptly got up from his seat in the stands and stormed out of the court. The video was shared by Tennis TV on their official Instagram handle.
© TENNIS TV Daniil Medvedev's coach storms out mid-match after Russian yells at him during final loss
World number one Daniil Medvedev screamed at his coach during an on-court outburst on Sunday before going on to lose his second straight ATP grass-court final when he was brushed aside by Poland's Hubert Hurkacz in Halle.
World number one Daniil Medvedev screamed at his coach during an on-court outburst Sunday before going on to lose his second straight ATP grass-court final when he was brushed aside by Poland's Hubert Hurkacz in Halle.
World No 1 Daniil Medvedev's coach stormed out of his Halle Open final defeat, after being screamed at by the Russian.
Hubert Hurkacz upset top-ranked Daniil Medvedev on Sunday to win the Halle Open and underline his credentials as a contender for Wimbledon two years running.
Both the para-rowers had lost their legs in a landmine blast at the same location, Nowshera in Jammu and Kashmir, in identical circumstances two years apart. On Saturday, five years after striking their combination, they clinched their third international bronze medal - in the PR3 men's pair event at the World Rowing Cup 2 in Poznan, Poland. Narayana and Kuldeep finished in 7 minutes 33.35 seconds behind France's Jerome Hamelin and Laurent Cadot (6:52.08) and Andrii Sayvykh & Dmytro Herez of Ukraine (7:29.20).