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Wimbledon Fashion: Bring ...
Wimbledon isn't just a Grand Slam; it's a key stage for athletic fashion. The All England Club’s strict all-white dress code allows designers to highlight innovation and style. In 2025, top women players showcased how performance gear combines function and flair. We highlight the season’s standout outfits—from bold one-piece designs to retro-inspired separates—now available at Tennis Warehouse.
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Akash Deep’s Six-Wicket H...
India dominated England in the second Test at Edgbaston, winning by 336 runs and leveling the series 1–1. Akash Deep, replacing Jasprit Bumrah, shone with a career-best 6–99 in the second innings, securing ten wickets overall. Captain Shubman Gill also excelled, scoring 269 in the first innings and 161 in the second, highlighting India's superiority.India achieved its first Test win at Edgbaston after nine tries, setting a world-record target of 608 for England. This exposed England's struggling batting line-up. With high morale, India now moves to Lord’s for the third Test on Thursday, inspired by Akash Deep's career resurgence.Match Progression and Key Moments
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Australia Build Carefully...
Australia began Day Three of the second Test against the West Indies in Grenada with a narrow lead and much work ahead. As play commenced at the National Stadium in St George’s, the outfield was soaked, and sporadic showers posed a threat to the game. Despite two rain interruptions, Australia recovered from losing two early wickets overnight, reaching 3–69 by lunch and increasing their lead to 102 runs.
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Steve Smith Set to Return...
Steve Smith, 36, is ready to play for Australia against the West Indies in Grenada, just 20 days after a severe finger injury at the World Test Championship final. At Lord’s, a ball hit his finger hard, causing a compound dislocation and forcing him to leave the game. Though the injury was serious, Smith chose non-surgical treatment. He spent two days in a London hospital before heading back to New York for intense rehab. Now, he’s set to wear the baggy green again, showing resilience and determination to return to the field swiftly.
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MLS’s Club World Cup Camp...
Inter Miami's 4-0 defeat by Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup's round of 16 was expected. PSG had recently crushed Atlético Madrid 4-0 and defeated Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final. This result highlighted a critical issue: Major League Soccer's strict roster rules and salary cap hinder its teams from building the depth required to compete with top global clubs.
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Wimbledon 2025 Preview: E...
Wimbledon's grass courts are set for action from July 1–14, and fans are eager to know who will win. In men's tennis, Carlos Alcaraz, the two-time defending champion, is the favorite, but Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic are strong contenders. The women's competition is unpredictable, with Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka, and Iga Świątek among those vying for their first Wimbledon title. We've consulted experts for their predictions and betting tips to guide you through this year's tournament.
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Matildas Concede Late Goa...
In a thrilling yet frustrating match at Perth’s Steel Blue Oval, the Matildas were held to a 1-1 draw by Slovenia. A 91st-minute goal from substitute Mirjam Kastelec dashed Australia's hopes for consecutive wins under new coach Joe Montemurro, overshadowing an otherwise strong performance by the team.
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Australia Set West Indies...
Australia seized the advantage in the opening Test against the West Indies at Kensington Oval on Saturday, setting their hosts a challenging fourth-innings target of 301 to secure victory. After being dismissed for 310 late on the third day, Australia’s bowlers had earlier restricted the West Indies to 190, and a composed middle-order effort laid the platform for a match in which both sides have shown determination and character.
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Australia Seize the Upper...
Australia’s revamped bowling attack shrugged off a lacklustre morning session to skittle the West Indies for just 190 in the first Test of the Frank Worrell Trophy at Kensington Oval. The tourists, reeling from early batting disappointments, suddenly found life on the field as captain Pat Cummins and his men clawed back control in an enthralling day’s play.
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Australia’s Batting Woes ...
Australia’s fragile top order was ruthlessly dismantled on the opening day of the first Test against the West Indies at Kensington Oval, suffering its lowest first-innings total against the Caribbean side since 1995. A searing opening burst from Guyanese pacer Shamar Joseph, backed up by incisive spells from Jayden Seales and Alzarri Joseph, plunged the tourists into early crisis. Despite a resolute half-century from Travis Head, Australia was bowled out for just 180, setting the stage for a gripping encounter in their quest to reclaim the Frank Worrell Trophy.
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First Look at Kensington ...
Australia’s Men’s Test Team returns to the Caribbean for the first time in a decade, not merely to contest the Frank Worrell Trophy but to audition for spots ahead of this summer’s Ashes. A shock axing of Marnus Labuschagne from No. 3, Steve Smith’s injury layoff, and the reintroduction of Sam Konstas and Josh Inglis have transformed the first Test at Bridgetown into a high-stakes rehearsal. With the Kensington Oval surface still something of a mystery and two spinners under consideration, here is your ultimate guide to Australia’s tour of the West Indies.