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Coco Gauff beat world No. 1 Iga Swiatek for the first time in eight meetings Saturday to advance to the Cincinnati Open final as the American teenager's level continues to rise ahead of the upcoming US Open.
England's Daniel Brown maintained his six-shot lead after 54 holes of the men’s ISPS Handa World Invitational in Antrim to put himself on the brink of a maiden DP World Tour victory.
Coco Gauff beat world number one Iga Swiatek for the first time in eight meetings on Saturday to advance to the Cincinnati Open final as the American teenager's level continues to rise ahead of the upcoming U.S. Open.
BUDAPEST : Anna Hall of the United States was the leader after Day 1 of the heptathlon at the World Athletics Championships on Saturday, while Great Britain's Katarina Johnson-Thompson was second in her continued quest to rediscover her world-beating form after rupturing her Achilles tendon.
BUDAPEST :Jamaican Oblique Seville put the United States on warning that they will have their work cut out for another world 100 metres sweep when he posted the fastest time of the first round on Saturday with an impressive 9.86 second run.
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The New York Yankees are last in the American League East and are seven games out of the final wild-card spot with 40 games left to play, but manager Aaron Boone told his players in a team meeting Friday night that «this thing is not over.»
Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa held fancied American player Fabiano Caruana to a draw in the first game of the semifinals of the FIDE World Cup chess tournament in Baku, Azerbaijan on Saturday. The 17-year old Praggnanandhaa waged a gritty battle against the American to share the honours in 78 moves. Having drawn Saturday's encounter with black pieces, the Indian GM now has the advantage of playing with white on Sunday. Meanwhile, world no.1 Magnus Carlsen took a big step towards the final by beating local favorite Nijat Abasov in game 1 of the two-game classical series.