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MELBOURNE : Third seed Elena Rybakina made a slow start but shifted into top gear when it mattered to down tricky Czech Karolina Pliskova 7-6(6) 6-4 in the opening round of the Australian Open on Tuesday.
India's top-ranked singles tennis player Sumit Nagal stunned World Number 27 Alexander Bublik of Kazakstan to move to the second round of the Australian Open 2024 on Tuesday. It was a sensational victory for Nagal as he won 6-4, 6-2, 7-6 (7/5) in a match that lasted two hours and 38 minutes. This was the first time since 1989 that an Indian tennis player beat a seeded opponent in a Grand Slam. The last instance was back in 1989 when Ramesh Krishnan defeated Mats Wilander, the then world number one and defending champion at the Australian Open. This victory was one of the biggest achievements in Nagal's career and a significant step forward for a tennis player who was in the headlines for his struggles.
Rob McElhenney spent his time at the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards watching football!
Snow has fallen across Greater Manchester this morning - and more is on the way this week. Residents across our region woke up to a blanket of snowfall overnight amid freezing temperatures that saw the mercury drop to as low as -5C in some places.
Viewers of the new spin-off series of Love Island were left with their jaws on the floor as episode one delivered a huge bombshell-shaped twist. It was back to the villa in South Africa on Monday night (January 15) but not for a brand new winter series.
TAMPA, Fla. — Eagles coach Nick Sirianni faced questions about his future following Monday night's wild-card playoff loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers that capped a stunning late-season collapse in which Philadelphia lost six of its last seven games following a 10-1 start.
He may have settled abroad more than 20 years ago but former India goalkeeper Jude Menezes keenly follows the progress of the sport back home and is in awe of the ever-growing supply line of Indian hockey. The Mumbai-born Menezes is settled in New Zealand and was the assistant coach of the New Zealand women's hockey team at the Tokyo Olympics. He is currently the head coach of Japan women's team which is competing at the FIH Olympic Qualifier here for a Paris Games ticket.
When Sir Alex Ferguson came calling in the noughties, there were very few men who didn't bend to his will to get a deal done.