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PARIS :Iga Swiatek produced a ruthless performance to crush 12th seed Jasmine Paolini and cement her reputation as the queen of clay on Saturday with a third straight French Open crown and fifth Grand Slam title of her young career.
Former Masters champion Jon Rahm withdrew from LIV Golf's Houston event during the second round on Saturday due to an injury that has put into question the Spaniard's status for next week's U.S. Open.
The PGA Tour has reported "progress" following a meeting with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) as talks over a deal "continue to accelerate".
A little more than a week after Minnesota won the first PWHL Walter Cup, the league is looking for a new general manager to lead the team.
Caitlin Clark won't be headed to the Paris Olympics, according to media reports.
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Hardik Pandya does not want to treat the upcoming T20 World Cup match against Pakistan as a "fight" but the India all-rounder is quite excited to face a rival against whom he has had considerable success. Rohit Sharma-led India will take on Pakistan on Sunday and Pandya will be eager to repeat his past success against the cross-border opponents. "Standing in big games is very exciting for me. I find it extra special and Pakistan has been one team where I have been very fortunate, I have been able to do well in a lot of games," Pandya told 'Star Sports'.
As the United States of America recorded a historic victory against Pakistan in the T20 World Cup 2024, their 'engineer' pacer Sauarbh Netravalkar became a social media sensation, courtesy of his excellent Super Over performance. Tasked with the responsibility of defending 18 runs in the eliminator, Saurabh only gave away 13 runs, hence helping USA script history with a sensational victory. While the Americans celebrated the USA's triumph, Indians too were ecstatic for Saurabh, who had played for India's U19 team in the 2010 World Cup.