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Petra Kvitova overcomes tenacious Ashleigh Barty to set up Aryna Sabalenka final in Doha




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Rafael Nadal beats Taylor Fritz to win title in Acapulco




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Fed Cup: Ankita Raina, Rutuja Bhosale go down fighting; India lose 0-2 to China




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Ankita Raina, Rutuja Bhosale win as India beat Uzbekistan in Fed Cup




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Davis Cup: India’s best-ranked singles player Sumit Nagal not picked for Croatia tie




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Rutuja Bhosale wins in India’s Fed Cup tie against Taiwan




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Leander Paes helps India win doubles before Marin Cilic seals Davis Cup tie




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In Dubai, Rutuja Bhosale justifies those fleeting moments of fame




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Simona Halep says donating equipment to help coronavirus fight




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Coronavirus Fallout: What the French Open rejig means for players




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Olympic postponement may be blessing for busy calendar




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Rafael Nadal calls on Spain’s athletes to raise 11 million euros to fight coronavirus




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Wimbledon will be cancelled, says German Tennis Federation official




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U.S. Open venue to host 350-bed temporary hospital amid coronavirus pandemic




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With COVID-19 at large, professional tennis events face an existential threat




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WATCH: Novak Djokovic wins ‘pan’tastic rally in his living room tennis court




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At least I can be Wimbledon champion for two years, says Simona Halep




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Venus Williams inviting others to join her virtual workouts




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Wimbledon champion Simona Halep is pain-free from foot injury




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With no tennis, Andy Murray, Angelique Kerber set to take part in virtual Madrid Open




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Billie Jean King says women athletes should stay focused on fight for equality




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‘Kobe with me forever’: Nick Kyrgios reveals tattoo tribute to NBA legend Bryant




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Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray confirmed in virtual Madrid Open




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With season at halt, Indian tennis fraternity fret over loss of time and money




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AITA plans domestic circuit to offer financial aid to struggling players




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Djokovic, Federer, Nadal discuss Covid-19 fund for lower-ranked players




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‘Tennis minus fans doesn’t work’: Simona Halep opposes Nadal, Djokovic’s plan




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‘Rafael Nadal mentally stronger than Roger Federer’: Novak Djokovic




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Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic let fans eavesdrop on their conversations




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Simona Halep’s coach Darren Cahill rallies behind ATP/WTA merger idea




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Rafael Nadal pessimistic over chances of return to normal for tennis




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Bad back rules Rafael Nadal out of virtual reality charity match




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Serena Williams, NFL players to compete in charity virtual tennis event




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Many top male players support ATP-WTA merger, says Andy Murray




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Tennis plans virus-related financial fund: 800 players, $6M




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Small exhibition events testing the waters as tennis plots way back onto court




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Rafael Nadal pessimistic about return of competitive tennis in 2020




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India has learnt to accept female athletes but still a long way to go: Sania Mirza




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2021 Australian Open could be in danger of cancellation




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Novak Djokovic will need vaccine if required by the tour: Rafael Nadal




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No ball-tampering. Warne's suggestions for ball swing

A weighted ball would also pre-empt any ball-tampering, Warne said.




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Bangladesh Board offers grocery essentials for needy

In April, the Australian tour of Bangladesh was postponed due to the persisting coronavirus threat.




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Labuschagne says willing to sacrifice use of saliva

Australian run-machine Marnus Labuschagne is willing to "sacrifice" the use of saliva to shine the ball in order to get back on the field in the post coronavirus world as the batting all-rounder feels players must be able to adapt to new rules. There has been widespread speculations that the use of saliva and sweat to shine the ball will be stopped to cut down the risk of spreading the highly contagious coronavirus when cricket restarts.




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I am not jealous of you: Harbhajan tells Ashwin

Veteran India off- pinner Harbhajan Singh on Tuesday rejected the perception that he is jealous of Ravinchandran Ashwin, saying the Tamil Nadu bowler is a "legend in making".




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McCullum calls for a Kiwi team in Big Bash League

Several countries, including Australia have imposed travel restrictions, and McCullum feels adding a team from New Zealand in the tournament could pique the interest of the audience in the league, which has suffered a dip in crowd and TV numbers in the past two years.




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Indian formula to shine cricket balls post COVID-19

'There could be a law where you can say from the 15th over or the 20th over, you can give the wax polish to the bowlers.'




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Cricket pre-season in Australia to start end of May?

CA's head of sports science and sports medicine Kountouris said the coronavirus-forced new normal shouldn't have much impact of teams' training in a sport like cricket.




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Pune-based cricket museum buys Pak captain Ali's bat

A cricket museum based in India has bought a bat auctioned by Pakistan Test captain Azhar Ali to raise funds for the needy during the coronavirus pandemic. He confirmed that Blades of Glory Cricket Museum based in Pune bought the bat by making a winning offer of Rs. 1 million for the bat.




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Umar Akmal didn't show remorse: PCB

Umar Akmal was provisionally suspended on the eve of the Pakistan Super League. He did not seem prepared to show remorse nor did he seek an apology for failing to report corrupt approaches.




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Tendulkar recalls 'special' stint at Yorkshire

India's batting great Sachin Tendulkar on Friday recalled his stint for English county club Yorkshire as a 19-year-old in 1992, which he says helped in gaining exposure and improved his game. Tendulkar created history by becoming Yorkshire's first overseas player.