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Djokovic survives Rinderknech test, equals Federer’s Wimbledon record
Friday’s victory, which featured 107 winners — 67 of them from Rinderknech — saw Djokovic draw level with Roger Federer’s record of 105 singles match wins on the men’s draw at Wimbledon. The pair trail only Martina Navratilova, who holds the all-time mark with 120 victories at the grass-court major.
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‘Remember the name Cape Verde’: Ashwin lauds FIFA World Cup debutants
Cricket legend Ravichandran Ashwin lauded FIFA World Cup debutants Cabo Verde for their inspiring campaign. Despite a narrow 3-2 extra-time loss to Argentina, the African nation captivated audiences with their fearless play, securing draws against Spain, Saudi Arabia, and Uruguay. Their remarkable journey, marked by tenacious comebacks against the reigning champions, has significantly enhanced their…
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‘Not losing to Spain, Uruguay no coincidence’: Messi hails Cape Verde after Argentina’s narrow escape
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Ronaldo’s penalty pause, Rashford’s stutter: Why don’t they just whack it in?
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Vidit Gujrathi Exclusive: ‘India is a chess powerhouse but still far from becoming esports hub’
Ahead of the India Rising: Road to EWC Chess LAN Finals in Mumbai on Saturday, Grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi spoke to TimesofIndia.com about his journey through the qualifiers, India’s growing stature in world chess, and the evolving relationship between chess and esports. Reflecting on a near-elimination scare, Vidit backed India’s dedicated EWC pathway and expressed his…
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The night Cape Verde, smallest nation at the World Cup, nearly broke Messi’s Argentina
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Salah in tears as Egypt end 92-year wait, Australia’s gamble fails
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Who will Argentina face in Round of 16? Full bracket & path to final for Messi & Co.
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‘Highest highs to lowest lows’: Ben Stokes reflects on ‘mad 15 years’
Stokes announced his retirement during the third Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge. Moments after issuing an official statement, he claimed his final wicket for England.
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Djokovic survives Rinderknech test, equals Federer’s Wimbledon record
Friday’s victory, which featured 107 winners — 67 of them from Rinderknech — saw Djokovic draw level with Roger Federer’s record of 105 singles match wins on the men’s draw at Wimbledon. The pair trail only Martina Navratilova, who holds the all-time mark with 120 victories at the grass-court major.