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Tennis makes the right decision to pursue fairness for its female players

In introducing sex screening, tennis has made the right decision to ensure fairness for its female players. There's been considerable backlash,…

The National (Scotland)

The Case for Mixed Doubles: Tradition alone has not been enough to keep it in the spotlight

The mixed doubles championship at the US Open is making waves as it includes noted singles competitors, a strategy designed to enhance the sport's visibility and financial draw. Despite concerns from doubles specialists about the consequences of a shorter format on their professional paths, last year's success revealed a notable…

The Economic Times

Forget the Front Row—The Most Exciting Fashion Moments Are Happening at Tournament Walk-Ins

How the summer of sport became method dressing’s latest love affair

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70 years after South Africa's women challenged apartheid, some say their freedom isn't complete

South Africa marks seventy years since the 1956 Women's March against apartheid laws. Many women still face significant gender-based violence and economic inequality today. The Women's Jail, now a museum, honors activists who fought against oppression. Paralympic champion Kgothatso Montjane acknowledges the paved path for current generations. The past's lessons…

The Economic Times

5 Painful Joint Conditions That Are Commonly Mistaken for Arthritis But Need Different Treatment

Bursitis: The Inflammation That Sits Just Outside the JointBursae are small fluid-filled sacs that cushion the space between bone and soft tissue. When one gets inflamed, a condition called bursitis, the pain lands directly over the joint and feels indistinguishable from arthritis to most people. The shoulder, hip, and knee…

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Members devastated after prestigious tennis club secretly culls geese and goslings

Members said they are ‘furious’ after the exclusive private member’s club killed several Canada geese and their goslings

The Independent UK

Murder most fowl? Outcry after exclusive Surrey tennis club 'secretly' shoots geese making mess on courts

St George’s Hill Lawn Tennis Club in Surrey, where Emma Raducanu has played, hired a marksman to shoot resident Canada geese

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7 Early Signs of Rheumatoid Arthritis That Are Easy to Mistake for Ordinary Joint Pain

Morning stiffness that lasts more than an hourEveryone feels stiff getting out of bed. The difference with rheumatoid arthritis is duration. Osteoarthritis stiffness typically eases within 30 minutes of moving around. In rheumatoid arthritis, the stiffness in joints, most often the fingers, wrists, and knees, persists for an hour or…

Times Life

NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, August 6 (game #1152)

Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.

TechRadar

Tennis Mailbag: Will Serena Williams Play Mixed Doubles at the U.S. Open?

Venus Williams is set to pair up with Alexander Bublik for the event; will her sister follow suit?

Sports Illustrated

Game, set, Chat: how tennis players use AI to scout opponents and run their lives

The emergence of GenAI has led to a generational shift with tennis stars conflicted on the impact of technology on their sport

The Guardian - UK

‘Our new champion’: Philippines swept up in tennis fever after Alex Eala’s historic win

WTA event win earns 21-year-old a presidential reception in the Philippines as interest in tennis surges in home country

The Guardian - AU

Myleene Klass reveals cancer scare after finding lumps on her breast

The former Hear’Say singer, 48, went to get the lumps checked after she noticed them while attending the Wimbledon tennis tournament.

Evening Standard

Myleene Klass 'terrified' after finding multiple lumps on her breast

The presenter, 48, first felt a strange lump when she crossed her arms while watching tennis at Wimbledon

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DLTA seeks Rs 39 crore from AITA Trust as former chairman Anil Khanna faces scrutiny over land deals

The Delhi Lawn Tennis Association accuses Anil Khanna of fraud. Khanna allegedly diverted stadium rental revenue to the AITA Trust. Land transactions between the Trust and Khanna's companies are under scrutiny. Khanna paid Rs 1.60 crore interest for delayed land transfer. The AITA Trust chairman rejects the allegations and points…

The Independent UK

Legendary tennis pair to play in doubles at Cincinnati Open later this month

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History Made: Alex Eala Defeats Jessica Pegula in Stunning Comeback To Become First Filipina WTA Singles Champion

Alex Eala defeated world No. 3 Jessica Pegula to win the 2026 Mubadala DC Open, becoming the first Filipina WTA singles champion and marking a significant milestone in Philippine tennis history.

International Business Times UK

Alex Eala Stuns Naomi Osaka To Reach Historic Washington Open Final as Filipina Star Closes in on First WTA Title

Alex Eala defeated Naomi Osaka in Washington, becoming the first Filipino to reach a WTA 500 final. Her victory highlights a significant moment for Asian tennis and Filipino sports history.

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The Independent UK

Sunday’s sport: What’s on and where can I watch it?

Cycling and netball headline the final day before the closing ceremony in the evening.

The Guardian - AU

Pat Rafter: ‘Why aren’t we producing players like Spain? I don’t know’

The former tennis No 1 on the current dearth of top Australian players, the excitement surrounding Cruz Hewitt, and a newfound love of padel

The Independent UK

Cameron Norrie heads into Mifel Tennis Open semi-finals in Mexico

Cameron Norrie has reached the semi-finals of the Mifel Tennis Open in Mexico, continuing his return to form. The British number two secured victory over Bernard Tomic 6-1 6-0. It comes after Norrie broke a six-match losing streak in round one. He is now scheduled to face Canadian Denis Shapovalov,…

The National (Scotland)

Two padel courts in Scottish city gain approval despite unusual noise objections

PLANS to build padel courts in Pollokshields and Hillhead are recommended for approval despite community concerns over “gunshot-like” noise

The Economic Times

India sweep men's, women's team titles at Commonwealth Table Tennis Championships

India's men's table tennis team managed to snag the Commonwealth Championships title after a thrilling 3-2 victory over Malaysia, while the women’s team dominated their final with a stunning 3-0 win against the same opponent. Manush Shah's pivotal performance in the final match secured the triumph. Both teams demonstrated remarkable…

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Garden Diaries: Inside Frances Palmer's Cut Flower Garden, Where Seasonal Blooms Inspire and Shape Her Ceramics

In Connecticut, ceramicist Frances Palmer finds her muse in the ever-changing garden outside her studio window

AAP

Tomic strikes again as Demon books date with Hewitt

In a great day for Australian tennis, Bernard Tomic has upset the fourth seed in Mexico and Alex de Minaur has set up a clash with Cruz Hewitt in the US.

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