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Manika Batra Makes Table Tennis History, Becomes first Indian To Reach Olympics Round Of 16

Manika Batra made history by becoming the first Indian table tennis player to reach the singles pre-quarterfinals at the Olympic Games with a fluent 4-0 win over world number 18 and home favourite Prithika Pavade here on Monday. The 29-year-old Manika dominated from start to finish for an 11-9 11-6 11-9 11-7 win over Prithika, who has Indian roots. It turned out to be one of the most memorable matches for an Indian table tennis player in Olympics history. Manika had reached the round of 32 at the Tokyo Olympics and she bettered that performance on Monday.

'Nervous wreck' O'Callaghan takes down teammate Titmus

PARIS : Mollie O'Callaghan was crippled by nerves, unable to sleep and overthinking her 200 metres freestyle battle with Australian teammate Ariarne Titmus, but the redheaded Queenslander turned cold-blooded predator when it counted in the Paris pool.

Riccardo Calafiori Resmi Gabung Arsenal

Arsenal resmi mendatangkan Riccardo Calafiori dari Bologna. Bek 22 tahun itu langsung bergabung dengan skuad The Gunners yang sedang menjalani tur pramusim di Amerika Serikat.

Hamilton wins F1 Belgian GP after teammate Russell disqualified for underweight car

Lewis Hamilton was promoted to first place at the Belgian Grand Prix after race officials disqualified his Mercedes teammate George Russell for driving an underweight car on Sunday.

Mercedes' George Russell was disqualified from the Belgian GP after his race victory following a stewards investigation into his underweight car. - ESPN

George Russell was stripped of his victory at the Belgian Grand Prix after his Mercedes car was found to be underweight after the chequered flag.

Rowing-Game plans torn up in pairs heat dogfight

PARIS : Olympic rowers spend huge amounts of time perfecting their strategies ahead of races, but sometimes even the best-laid plans go out of the window.

Russell wins Belgian GP in Mercedes one-two as one-stop strategy pays off

SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium :Britain's George Russell won the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday in a Mercedes one-two with seven-times Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton, after his one-stop strategy outfoxed everyone.

Belgian Grand Prix: George Russell Claims 'Awesome' One-Stop Win In Mercedes One-Two Triumph

George Russell claimed a memorable if unexpected victory ahead of his Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton in a thrilling finish to Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix, having started sixth on the grid. The 26-year-old Briton came home 0.526 seconds ahead of the seven-time world champion, who controlled most of the race before being called in for a second stop, with McLaren's Oscar Piastri finishing third, just 1.173 seconds adrift of Russell. Russell drove the 44-laps race with only one pit stop which led to him going 34 laps on his second set of tyres, a strategic decision taken during the contest enabling him to take the lead and an unexpected third career victory. "Amazing, amazing result," shrieked Russell.

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Manika Batra Makes Table Tennis History, Becomes first Indian To Reach Olympics Round Of 16

'Nervous wreck' O'Callaghan takes down teammate Titmus

Riccardo Calafiori Resmi Gabung Arsenal

Hamilton wins F1 Belgian GP after teammate Russell disqualified for underweight car

Mercedes' George Russell was disqualified from the Belgian GP after his race victory following a stewards investigation into his underweight car. - ESPN

Rowing-Game plans torn up in pairs heat dogfight

Russell wins Belgian GP in Mercedes one-two as one-stop strategy pays off

Belgian Grand Prix: George Russell Claims 'Awesome' One-Stop Win In Mercedes One-Two Triumph