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Andy Murray confirms he will retire after playing in fourth Olympics at Paris 2024
Andy Murray has confirmed he will retire after the Olympics, saying Paris 2024 will be his "last ever tennis tournament".
India Begins Olympics 2024 Journey On July 25, Archers Up First
Indian contingent will kickstart its Paris Olympics journey from July 25 onwards, with 117 athletes set to feature in 69 medal events across 16 sports. A 29-member athletics team led by Neeraj Chopra will represent a large chunk of the contingent that will be travelling to France for the Olympics. There will also be a 21-member-strong shooting contingent, which will be the second-largest team sent by India for any sport at Paris 2024. This is the biggest shooting team India has sent in its Olympic history, with 15 shooters sent during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics being in second place, as per Olympics.com.
US women have task cut out in quest for record fifth gold
PARIS : The United States women's soccer team have won four golds at the Olympics since the sport's introduction in 1996 but they have not been on the top step of the podium in 12 years, with a record-extending fifth gold no longer a foregone conclusion.
Brittney Griner on playing for Team USA after kneeling during anthem, Russian imprisonment: 'Means everything'
Caitlin Clark lead the Team WNBA to a victory over Team USA with 10 assists. Colin Cowherd says that Women’s Basketball is not ready for Clark, and that she should have been on the Women's Olympic roster.
Culture change to safer sport starting slowly for Canada's Olympic athletes bound for Paris
After tearful and shocking testimonies on Parliament Hill, and the admission there is a safe-sport crisis in Canada, how safer are athletes from abuse and maltreatment heading into the Paris Games?
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IOC expects Paris Games to be spectacular in ever-divisive world, Bach says
PARIS : The Paris Olympics will be a spectacular event at a time of historic global disruptions and growing divisive forces, International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach said on Monday, four days before the Games opening ceremony.