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Paris Olympics - Alexander Bublik - Paris Games - Sumit Nagal Attains Career-High ATP Ranking Of 68 - sports.ndtv.com - France - Germany - Australia - India

Sumit Nagal Attains Career-High ATP Ranking Of 68

Olympic-bound Sumit Nagal continued his ascent in the ATP singles chart, climbing to a career-high ranking of 68. The 26-year-old rose five spots in the latest ATP ranking list released on Monday. His previous best was 71. Nagal thus moves past former world No. 71 Sashi Menon to become the fourth highest-ranked Indian man since 1973. Vijay Amritraj (ranked 18th in 1980), Ramesh Krishnan (ranked 23rd in 1985) and Somdev Devvarman (ranked 62nd in 2011) are the only other Indian players who have held a higher rank than Nagal.

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Denis Shapovalov - Yannick Hanfmann - Gabriel Diallo - Auger-Aliassime leads Canada's Davis Cup team into Manchester in September - cbc.ca - Britain - Finland - Germany - Switzerland - Argentina - Canada - South Korea - county Hill - county Davis

Auger-Aliassime leads Canada's Davis Cup team into Manchester in September

Montreal's Felix Auger-Aliassime will lead Canada into the Davis Cup Finals this September, Tennis Canada announced on Monday.

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Rafael Nadal - Carlos Alcaraz - Roland Garros - Casper Ruud - Paris Olympics - Rafael Nadal Returns To Tennis After Injury Ahead Of Olympics Doubles With Carlos Alcaraz - sports.ndtv.com - Sweden - France - Spain - Argentina - Mexico

Rafael Nadal Returns To Tennis After Injury Ahead Of Olympics Doubles With Carlos Alcaraz

Rafael Nadal returned to competition for the first time since his early French Open exit on Monday, teaming up with Casper Ruud for a doubles win in Bastad. It was Nadal's first match since the 38-year-old fell to Alexander Zverev in the opening round at Roland Garros on May 27 as he prepares for the Paris Olympics. The Spaniard and Ruud, 25, won 6-1, 6-4 in the rain-interrupted clay-court match against second seeds Guido Andreozzi of Argentina and Miguel Reyes-Varela of Mexico.

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Roger Federer - Rafael Nadal - Carlos Alcaraz - Alexander Zverev - Matteo Berrettini - Jannik Sinner - Novak Djokovic - Giant-Killer Carlos Alcaraz On His Way To Modern Day Tennis Greatness After Wimbledon 2024 Triumph - sports.ndtv.com

Giant-Killer Carlos Alcaraz On His Way To Modern Day Tennis Greatness After Wimbledon 2024 Triumph

July 16, 2023. 5th set, the score at 5 games to 4 in favor of Alcaraz, with the championship point on the way, there was a sudden rush in the air. Perhaps, the tennis fraternity knew a revolution was afoot. Fast-forward to July 14, 2024, the revolution is well and truly established. 21-year-old powerhouse Carlos Alcaraz etches his name in history, becoming a part of the elite group of players to win back-to-back Wimbledon titles. One of the names on that illustrious list was on the opposite side of the final result. And to quote the great Novak Djokovic on Carlos Alcaraz, "Boy, you never give up."

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Jessica Pegula - Danielle Collins - Emma Navarro - Five US women in top 15 in the world for first time in two decades - channelnewsasia.com - Usa - New York

Five US women in top 15 in the world for first time in two decades

NEW YORK : Five players from the United States are ranked in the Women's Tennis Association's top 15 for the first time in two decades, the USTA said on Monday.

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Paris Olympics - Djokovic vows to get better after losing the Wimbledon final - tsn.ca - France - Serbia - Australia

Djokovic vows to get better after losing the Wimbledon final

LONDON (AP) — Novak Djokovic vowed to get back to work after being outplayed by Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon final Sunday less than 1 1/2 months after knee surgery, with the intention of contending for a gold medal at the Paris Olympics and a record 25th Grand Slam title at the U.S. Open.

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Paris Olympics - 6:9 - More Support Staff Than Players In India's Olympics Table Tennis Contingent - sports.ndtv.com - Germany - Italy - India

6:9 - More Support Staff Than Players In India's Olympics Table Tennis Contingent

The Olympic-bound Indian table tennis team is currently training in the German city of Saarbrucken with the support staff outnumbering the players who will be competing in Paris. Italy's Massimo Costantini, who has returned as India's head coach for a third third time ahead of the Paris Olympics, is getting help from former player Sourav Chakraborty as the other national coach of the contingent. What is unusual is that as many as four personal coaches have been cleared by the government to travel with the squad with all three members of the women's team wanting their own through their stay in the Summer Games beginning July 26.

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Carlos Alcaraz - Barbora Krejcikova - Watch: In Dance Of Wimbledon Champions, Carlos Alcaraz Shakes Leg With Barbora Krejcikova - sports.ndtv.com - Spain

Watch: In Dance Of Wimbledon Champions, Carlos Alcaraz Shakes Leg With Barbora Krejcikova

Carlos Alcaraz successfully retained his Wimbledon men's singles title, decimating Novak Djokovic, one of the greats of the game, in the final. Alcaraz, who had beaten Djokovic in the same final last year as well, but over 5 sets, secured a much more comfortable win this time, winning in 3 straight sets. After the win, the Spaniard said he does not know his limit but believed the Serb is still "Superman". But, one area where Alcaraz does know his limits is dancing, and that was visible after the game.

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