Diallo falls to De Minaur at Queen's Club, will face Shapovalov next
Top seed Alex de Minaur of Australia defeated Montreal's Gabriel Diallo 7-6 (8), 6-3 in first-round action Tuesday at the HSBC Championships.
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Canada face Qatar in Vancouver with wide-open Group B in focus at World Cup
VANCOUVER, June 16 : Canada and Qatar meet on Thursday with Group B finely poised, setting up a compelling clash in Vancouver where victory would allow either side to claim three vital points and break ahead in the World Cup standings.
US can ride World Cup momentum after Paraguay rout, says McBride
HOUSTON, June 16 : The United States are brimming with World Cup momentum after their opening 4-1 demolition of Paraguay, gaining one of the most important commodities required for a run deep into the tournament, former international Brian McBride told Reuters.
Austria coach Rangnick wary of Jordan at World Cup of surprises
SANTA CLARA, California, June 15 : Austria coach Ralf Rangnick is wary that his team could become the latest European nation to be thwarted by sides from the Asian confederation at the World Cup if they fail to bring their best against debutants Jordan on Tuesday.
Australia won't 'baby' players about social media use before US clash - coach
SANTA CLARA, California, June 15 : Australia's players are mature enough to handle the hype ahead of their high-profile World Cup match against co-hosts the United States and do not need staff to tell them to get off social media, assistant coach Hayden Foxe has said.
Turkey claims 5-set win over Canadian men in Volleyball Nations League
Canada dropped a 3-2 decision (11-25, 25-17, 23-25, 25-14, 8-15) to Turkey in Volleyball Nations League (VNL) action on Sunday.
Sunday sport: Louth beat Armagh, Westmeath lose to Galway, Dublin beat Cavan
Galway and Louth have advanced to the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland Football Championship.
World Cup might not unite the world, but it does offer chance to view things through someone else's eyes
Australia playing Turkey in a group-stage match might not seem like a thriller for neutrals. It’s the sort of game that the World Cup’s expansion from 32 teams to 48 requires. But for Australians and Turks, it meant the world to be in Vancouver on Saturday night.