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PV Sindhu Wins Swiss Open Women's Singles Title, HS Prannoy Loses In Final

Ace Indian shuttler PV Sindhu clinched her second women's singles title of the season with a straight game win over Thailand's Busanan Ongbamrungphan but HS Prannoy went down fighting in the men's singles final at the Swiss Open Super 300 badminton tournament in Basel on Sunday. Playing her second successive final in the tournament, Sindhu, a double Olympic medallist, took 49 minutes to get the better of the fourth seeded Busanan 21-16 21-8 at the St. Jakobshalle in Basel. However, Prannoy suffered a 12-21 18-21 defeat against Asian Games gold medallist and fourth seed Jonatan Christie of Indonesia in a 48-minute summit clash to finish runner-up.

Thitikul snatches breakthrough LPGA Tour victory

Atthaya Thitikul produced a brilliant final-round comeback to snatch a breakthrough LPGA Tour victory at the JTBC Classic in California.

'Lots of positives' for Gemma Dryburgh after 'five-hole blip'

Gemma Dryburgh said she’ll take “lots of positives” from her latest LPGA Tour outing after bouncing back from a “five-hole blip” in California.

Australia to say farewell to lovable rogue Shane Warne

Shane Warne's death at a Thailand villa, his statue at the Melbourne Cricket Ground remains decorated with flowers, cigarettes and beer cans left by fans mourning the loss of one of cricket's most authentic characters. Australians will remember Warne at a televised memorial service at his home stadium on Wednesday, with nearly 50,000 people to attend the venue where the spin-bowling great captured his 700th Test wicket against Ashes foes England. Many will be seated in the southern grandstand, re-named the SK Warne Stand in the wake of his death at age 52. "He made mistakes and had a few hiccups but he was genuine about stuff," said Bill Patterson of Melbourne, sharing a drink with friends by Warne's statue. "He was just a normal person as well as being amazing from a cricketing point of view. He was a bit of a rogue but a good fellow and people recognise that." Australia loves sporting heroes like few other countries. The captaincy of the Test team has long been dubbed "the second most important office" after that of the Prime Minister.

Australia to say farewell to lovable rogue Warne

MELBOURNE : More than three weeks after Shane Warne's death at a Thailand villa, his statue at the Melbourne Cricket Ground remains decorated with flowers, cigarettes and beer cans left by fans mourning the loss of one of cricket's most authentic characters.

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PV Sindhu Wins Swiss Open Women's Singles Title, HS Prannoy Loses In Final

Thitikul snatches breakthrough LPGA Tour victory

'Lots of positives' for Gemma Dryburgh after 'five-hole blip'

Australia to say farewell to lovable rogue Shane Warne

Australia to say farewell to lovable rogue Warne

Canada's Leblanc delivers season-best performance finishing tied for 4th at JTBC Classic

Thitikul wins JTBC Classic for first LPGA Tour title

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