Thought I could win gold at CWG till last 500 metres: Avinash Sable
Commonwealth Games recently. "I thought I could win gold till the last 500 metres but then fell behind," Sable said on the sidelines of the launch of Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon.
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HOLD: Diamond League Brussels pits Sha'Carri Richardson's potential vs. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's production
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Julian Alvarez's Aguero impression proves Pep Guardiola's point about Man City strikers
There were few complaints when Julian Alvarez was named in the Manchester City starting line up against Nottingham Forest, and it was hardly a surprise.
Canada Games flag sails into Port of Charlottetown aboard HMCS Oriole
The Canada Games flag has arrived in Charlottetown after a voyage from Ontario's Niagara region, where it last flew during the 2022 summer edition of the games.
Tomas Soucek denies Tottenham derby win at West Ham
Tomas Soucek secured West Ham’s first home point of the season as they battled to a 1-1 draw with London rivals Tottenham.
Wilson, Antonio call Richarlison 'disrespectful'
Premier League strikers Callum Wilson and Michal Antonio have weighed in on Tottenham Hotspur forward Richarlison's showboating in the closing minutes of Spurs' 2-0 win over Nottingham Forest on Sunday, calling it "disrespectful."
La Vuelta 2022: Kaden Groves grabs Stage 11 to heal BikeExchange-Jayco pain from Simon Yates' Covid exit
Team BikeExchange-Jayco bounced back in the best way possible from the Covid withdrawal of leader Simon Yates by launching sprinter Kaden Groves to a maiden Grand Tour stage win in Cabo di Gata on the Costa del Almeria. Groves benefited from a flawless lead-out as he latched onto the wheels of Juan Sebastian Molano (UAE Team Emirates) and Daniel McLay (Arkea-Samsic) to power clear on the home straight of Stage 11 before holding off Danny van Poppel (Bora-Hansgrohe) and Tim Merlier (Alpecin-Deceuninck) for a stunning win.
‘I don’t like that!’ – Kim Clijsters and Alex Corretja defend Rafael Nadal over service criticism at 2022 US Open
Eurosport tennis experts Kim Clijsters and Alex Corretja have defended Rafael Nadal from criticisms over the length of time of his service games. Over the years it has been pointed out that Nadal seems to take far longer to serve than most players, even with the serve clock now in action. Ad John McEnroe said earlier this year he believes Nadal «gets away with more» because he is such a great player, and he was cited by a reporter in Nadal’s post-match press conference after his first-round win over Rinky Hijikata.