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Matildas star Ellie Carpenter and her new wife are set to become WSL opponents mere weeks after their breathtaking French wedding. Matildas star Ellie Carpenter has made the switch to Chelsea on a four-year contract. The 25-year-old right-back has come to the WSL champions from Lyon, where she spent five years and won two women's Champions League trophies.&nbsp;She will be joined by former Lyon manager Sonia Bompastor in West London along with her Matildas team-mate Sam Kerr, but will also become adversaries on the football field as her new wife Danielle van de Donk also leaves Lyon.&nbsp;Van de Donk, 33, revealed back in the summer that she would be teaming up with newly promoted London City Lionesses, which means the duo will now face off against one another in the WSL next season.&nbsp;Speaking on the transfer, Carpenter was quoted saying in an interview, ‘I'm really excited about this new challenge; it’s a new adventure. It feels like the right move for me, and I can't wait to get started and give my all for this club. I'm proud to become a member of such a large club, one of the largest women's football clubs. Chelsea have had so much success in England and I'm glad to be able to be a part of it now."&nbsp;Carpenter already boasts a strong CV, having made her senior international debut for Australia as a 15-year-old, and having already traveled to three Olympic Games – being the youngest female footballer in history to play at the Olympics when doing so at Rio 2016, aged 16. She has also won five domestic league championships throughout her Australian and French career.&nbsp;Chelsea women's football head Paul Green was quoted saying, 'Ellie is a girl we have followed for many years. She has plenty of experience for a player of her age and has won countless honours throughout her career, including the Champions League. She is a dynamic full back who enjoys getting up the pitch. We look forward to seeing how she progresses and what she can bring to an already gifted group of players."&nbsp;Carpenter and Van de Donk are believed to have crossed paths when the Netherlands ace, 33, signed up with the French team in 2021. The couple went public about their relationship in 2023 and got engaged on New Year's Day in 2024.&nbsp;Carpenter and Van de Donk wed in an exquisite ceremony at the Chateau Hermitage de Combas in Servian, southern France. The couple shared a few photographs from the day on Instagram, with Carpenter saying: 'I choose you. I will always choose you.'&nbsp;Both footballers marveled in stunning white robes as they posed on the lawn of an opulent French mansion. Van de Donk's robe was designed by bridal robe company Pronovias while Carpenter's robe was designed by Collingwood-based bespoke dress maker Mia Ateliers. She described it as 'the dress of her dreams'. 'The location is so green and lush, it's gorgeous,' Carpenter explained to Vogue. 'It's got this special, beautiful feel but still very much has its roots in love and who we are as a couple. Intimate, comfortable, and full of heart.'

From I Do to rival clubs Ellie Carpenter and her wife set for Womens Super League face Off

Matildas star Ellie Carpenter and her new wife are set to become WSL opponents mere weeks after their breathtaking French wedding. Matildas star Ellie Carpenter has made the switch to Chelsea on a four-year contract. The 25-year-old right-back has come to the WSL champions from Lyon, where she spent five years and won two women's Champions League trophies. She will be joined by former Lyon manager Sonia Bompastor in West London along with her Matildas team-mate Sam Kerr, but will also become adversaries on the football field as her new wife Danielle van de Donk also leaves Lyon. Van de Donk, 33, revealed back in the summer that she would be teaming up with newly promoted London City Lionesses, which means the duo will now face off against one another in the WSL next season. Speaking on the transfer, Carpenter was quoted saying in an interview, ‘I'm really excited about this new challenge; it’s a new adventure. It feels like the right move for me, and I can't wait to get started and give my all for this club. I'm proud to become a member of such a large club, one of the largest women's football clubs. Chelsea have had so much success in England and I'm glad to be able to be a part of it now." Carpenter already boasts a strong CV, having made her senior international debut for Australia as a 15-year-old, and having already traveled to three Olympic Games – being the youngest female footballer in history to play at the Olympics when doing so at Rio 2016, aged 16. She has also won five domestic league championships throughout her Australian and French career. Chelsea women's football head Paul Green was quoted saying, 'Ellie is a girl we have followed for many years. She has plenty of experience for a player of her age and has won countless honours throughout her career, including the Champions League. She is a dynamic full back who enjoys getting up the pitch. We look forward to seeing how she progresses and what she can bring to an already gifted group of players." Carpenter and Van de Donk are believed to have crossed paths when the Netherlands ace, 33, signed up with the French team in 2021. The couple went public about their relationship in 2023 and got engaged on New Year's Day in 2024. Carpenter and Van de Donk wed in an exquisite ceremony at the Chateau Hermitage de Combas in Servian, southern France. The couple shared a few photographs from the day on Instagram, with Carpenter saying: 'I choose you. I will always choose you.' Both footballers marveled in stunning white robes as they posed on the lawn of an opulent French mansion. Van de Donk's robe was designed by bridal robe company Pronovias while Carpenter's robe was designed by Collingwood-based bespoke dress maker Mia Ateliers. She described it as 'the dress of her dreams'. 'The location is so green and lush, it's gorgeous,' Carpenter explained to Vogue. 'It's got this special, beautiful feel but still very much has its roots in love and who we are as a couple. Intimate, comfortable, and full of heart.'

The 25-year-old right-back has come to the WSL champions from Lyon, where she spent five years and won two women's Champions League trophies

From 'I Do' to rival clubs: Ellie Carpenter and her wife set for Women's Super League face-off

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has sacked head coach Manolo Marquez after just 12 months in charge after a disastrous run of results on Wednesday (July 2). Marquez, who took over as the head coach of India in June 2024 had succeeded Igor Stimac after the nation’s failure to progress in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. During his spell in charge, India won only one match which was a 3-0 win over the Maldives in a friendly in March.&nbsp;<h2>Manolo Marquez, AIFF part ways</h2>“He did not resign. After discussions, it was mutually agreed that the AIFF and Manolo Marquez cannot continue as India (men) coach. Accordingly, he was let go,” M. Satyanarayanan, the acting general secretary of the AIFF told Sportstar.&nbsp;“He did not resign. After discussions, it was mutually agreed that the AIFF and Manolo Marquez cannot continue as India (men) coach. Accordingly, he was let go,” M. Satyanarayanan, the acting general secretary of the AIFF told Sportstar.&nbsp;The Indian football team has endured a tough last few months as they failed to qualify for the FIFA World Cup while their qualification in the Asian Cup 2027 is also in danger after the recent results. The latest setback came in a 1-0 defeat to Hong Kong which proved to be the final nail in the coffin for Marquez.&nbsp;&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a>&nbsp;India had also lost to Afghanistan and drew against Bangladesh, nations ranked below them in the FIFA rankings. To matters worse, the Indian team is now ranked 127th at the time of writing and are no longer in a race to qualify for the continent’s premier competition in 2027.&nbsp;&nbsp;In his eight games in charge, Marquez managed to win only one match which was a friendly against Maldives, a nation ranked 164th in the world. &nbsp;&nbsp;The latest news comes as another low for Indian football with AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey and former captain Bhaichung Bhutia in hot water. Bhutia had accused Chaubey of destroying Indian football while the latter also fired back at the former skipper over his academy role.

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has sacked head coach Manolo Marquez after just 12 months in charge after a disastrous run of results on Wednesday (July 2). Marquez, succeeded Igor Stimac after the nation’s failure to progress in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has sacked head coach Manolo Marquez after just 12 months in charge after a disastrous run of results on Wednesday (July 2). Marquez, who took over as the head coach of India in June 2024 had succeeded Igor Stimac after the nation’s failure to progress in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers. During his spell in charge, India won only one match which was a 3-0 win over the Maldives in a friendly in March. Manolo Marquez, AIFF part ways “He did not resign. After discussions, it was mutually agreed that the AIFF and Manolo Marquez cannot continue as India (men) coach. Accordingly, he was let go,” M. Satyanarayanan, the acting general secretary of the AIFF told Sportstar. “He did not resign. After discussions, it was mutually agreed that the AIFF and Manolo Marquez cannot continue as India (men) coach. Accordingly, he was let go,” M. Satyanarayanan, the acting general secretary of the AIFF told Sportstar. The Indian football team has endured a tough last few months as they failed to qualify for the FIFA World Cup while their qualification in the Asian Cup 2027 is also in danger after the recent results. The latest setback came in a 1-0 defeat to Hong Kong which proved to be the final nail in the coffin for Marquez. ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill India had also lost to Afghanistan and drew against Bangladesh, nations ranked below them in the FIFA rankings. To matters worse, the Indian team is now ranked 127th at the time of writing and are no longer in a race to qualify for the continent’s premier competition in 2027. In his eight games in charge, Marquez managed to win only one match which was a friendly against Maldives, a nation ranked 164th in the world. The latest news comes as another low for Indian football with AIFF President Kalyan Chaubey and former captain Bhaichung Bhutia in hot water. Bhutia had accused Chaubey of destroying Indian football while the latter also fired back at the former skipper over his academy role.

The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has sacked head coach Manolo Marquez after just 12 months in charge after a disastrous run of results on Wednesday (July 2). Marquez, succeeded Igor Stimac after the nation’s failure to progress in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

AIFF sacks head coach Manolo Marquez after disastrous run of results, ends spell with one win

West Indies batter Shimron Hetmyer is a well-known name in Indian Premier League (IPL) where he has been part of Rajasthan Royals since 2022. Before that, he played for Delhi Capitals in 2020 and 2021 season post spending his maiden year with RCB in 2019. The West Indies batter, however, has failed to live up to his reputation in the IPL, scoring just three fifties in last four seasons. Hetmyer has been in top form in USA-based Major League Cricket (MLC) though, scoring three consecutive fifties in last three matches while playing for Seattle Orcas.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/wi-pacer-shamr-joseph-rape-and-sexual-assault-allegation-coach-sammy-wants-process-to-be-followed-1751442697954">WI coach Sammy wants 'process' to be followed in sexual assault allegations against player</a><h2>Hetmyer shines in MLC for Seattle Orcas</h2>&nbsp;The West Indies batter has scored 97, 64 not out and 78 not out in his last three innings, respectively for Seattle Orcas - helping the team win all three matches as well. In total, Hetmyer has played six matches and scored 309 runs at an astonishing average of 103 and excellent strike rate of 220.&nbsp;<h2>Hetmyer is failure in IPL?</h2>&nbsp;Hetmyer batted in 13 games for RR in IPL 2025 but managed to score only 239 runs at an average of 21 and a strike rate of 145 with just one fifty-plus score. In fact, the last time he scored in excess of 300 run in an IPL season was back in 2022 when he managed 314 runs in 15 games at an average of 37 and a strike rate of almost 154. IPL 2022 also remains the only season Hetmyer has scored 300 or more run in a season - his next best is 299 runs in IPL 2023 at an average of 37 and a strike rate of 151.&nbsp;Overall, Hetmyer has played 86 matches in the IPL and has scored 1,482 runs at an average of 29 and a strike rate of 151 with five fifties and a highest of 75.

The West Indies batter has scored 97, 64 not out and 78 not out in his last three innings, respectively for Seattle Orcas - helping the team win all three matches as well. In total, Hetmyer has played six matches and scored 309 runs at an astonishing average of 103 and excellent strike rate of 220.

West Indies batter Shimron Hetmyer is a well-known name in Indian Premier League (IPL) where he has been part of Rajasthan Royals since 2022. Before that, he played for Delhi Capitals in 2020 and 2021 season post spending his maiden year with RCB in 2019. The West Indies batter, however, has failed to live up to his reputation in the IPL, scoring just three fifties in last four seasons. Hetmyer has been in top form in USA-based Major League Cricket (MLC) though, scoring three consecutive fifties in last three matches while playing for Seattle Orcas. Also Read - WI coach Sammy wants 'process' to be followed in sexual assault allegations against player Hetmyer shines in MLC for Seattle Orcas The West Indies batter has scored 97, 64 not out and 78 not out in his last three innings, respectively for Seattle Orcas - helping the team win all three matches as well. In total, Hetmyer has played six matches and scored 309 runs at an astonishing average of 103 and excellent strike rate of 220. Hetmyer is failure in IPL? Hetmyer batted in 13 games for RR in IPL 2025 but managed to score only 239 runs at an average of 21 and a strike rate of 145 with just one fifty-plus score. In fact, the last time he scored in excess of 300 run in an IPL season was back in 2022 when he managed 314 runs in 15 games at an average of 37 and a strike rate of almost 154. IPL 2022 also remains the only season Hetmyer has scored 300 or more run in a season - his next best is 299 runs in IPL 2023 at an average of 37 and a strike rate of 151. Overall, Hetmyer has played 86 matches in the IPL and has scored 1,482 runs at an average of 29 and a strike rate of 151 with five fifties and a highest of 75.

The West Indies batter has scored 97, 64 not out and 78 not out in his last three innings, respectively for Seattle Orcas - helping the team win all three matches in MLC. In total, Hetmyer has played 6 matches and scored 309 runs at an average of 103 and excellent strike rate of 220.

Failure in IPL, shining elsewhere? RR's West Indies player hits three consecutive 50s in USA's MLC

India’s javelin landscape has seen a phenomenal growth in the past few years, producing top-notch athletes and inspiring comebacks. One of the most compelling stories in this evolution is that of Rohit Yadav — a talented thrower who has battled physical setbacks, self-doubt, and the demands of elite competition to fight his way back into the national spotlight. Rohit Yadav spoke exclusively with WION prior to the Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025, organised by JSW.&nbsp;&nbsp;Rohit opened up on his nagging elbow injury, the uncertain path to recovery, the support system that kept him going, and his ambition to breach the 80-meter mark once again. “It was very difficult for me. I didn’t know what would happen,” Rohit said. “I thought there was only a 50% chance of making a comeback. Very few people manage to return after such injuries.” But Rohit was determined to be one of those few.&nbsp;With help from JSW, the Sports Authority of India (SAI), and the Athletics Federation of India, Rohit began his rehabilitation journey. Five months of intense physiotherapy gave him a chance to return — and nine months after surgery, he was back in competition. “In my first season back, I didn’t feel any pain. That year, I touched 80 meters and felt confident again.”&nbsp;His personal best remains 83.40m, achieved in his prime. The dream now is to reclaim that form — and perhaps even surpass it. However, the road hasn’t been linear. Just days before a competition in Mumbai, Rohit overstretched his elbow in training. The pain returned, and rehab had to be started yet again. “At times, it felt like everything was fine. But it wasn’t. Sometimes the elbow gets tight. Sometimes there’s pain again. Still, I played the next competition. But I had to stop midway.”&nbsp;Now back in rehab, Rohit is cautious but focused. With coach Parveer, he’s targeting the World Championships and the interstate-nationals this season. “The goal is to cross the 80-meter mark again. If we do that, we’ll be happy. That’s our focus now — to build steadily.”&nbsp;With javelin throwing growing rapidly in India — thanks in no small part to Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra — the level of domestic competition has risen sharply. Rohit sees this as both a challenge and a gift. “When competition increases, you push yourself. But only when you’re fit. If you’re in rehab, you try your best — but it’s different. You’re giving 100 percent in physio, in training. But throwing competitively is another level.”&nbsp;As someone who once pushed the boundaries of Indian javelin, Rohit is now pushing himself again — this time in a new context, as both a comeback story and a symbol of perseverance. And nothing exemplifies that more than the opportunity to throw at home in the Neeraj Chopra Classic.&nbsp;“It’s such a big event. Neeraj’s name is attached to it. He’s the best in the world — and we’re playing in a competition hosted here in India. That feels special.” For Rohit, the presence of global athletes on Indian soil adds a layer of motivation. “People from around the world are coming. That motivates us. We’ll try to give our best.”&nbsp;From rehab tables to the runway, from setbacks to second chances — Rohit Yadav’s comeback isn’t just about distances. It’s about belief, rebuilding, and representing India with pride.

WION Exclusive Rohit Yadavs second innings Pain perseverance and the pursuit of 80m

India’s javelin landscape has seen a phenomenal growth in the past few years, producing top-notch athletes and inspiring comebacks. One of the most compelling stories in this evolution is that of Rohit Yadav — a talented thrower who has battled physical setbacks, self-doubt, and the demands of elite competition to fight his way back into the national spotlight. Rohit Yadav spoke exclusively with WION prior to the Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025, organised by JSW. Rohit opened up on his nagging elbow injury, the uncertain path to recovery, the support system that kept him going, and his ambition to breach the 80-meter mark once again. “It was very difficult for me. I didn’t know what would happen,” Rohit said. “I thought there was only a 50% chance of making a comeback. Very few people manage to return after such injuries.” But Rohit was determined to be one of those few. With help from JSW, the Sports Authority of India (SAI), and the Athletics Federation of India, Rohit began his rehabilitation journey. Five months of intense physiotherapy gave him a chance to return — and nine months after surgery, he was back in competition. “In my first season back, I didn’t feel any pain. That year, I touched 80 meters and felt confident again.” His personal best remains 83.40m, achieved in his prime. The dream now is to reclaim that form — and perhaps even surpass it. However, the road hasn’t been linear. Just days before a competition in Mumbai, Rohit overstretched his elbow in training. The pain returned, and rehab had to be started yet again. “At times, it felt like everything was fine. But it wasn’t. Sometimes the elbow gets tight. Sometimes there’s pain again. Still, I played the next competition. But I had to stop midway.” Now back in rehab, Rohit is cautious but focused. With coach Parveer, he’s targeting the World Championships and the interstate-nationals this season. “The goal is to cross the 80-meter mark again. If we do that, we’ll be happy. That’s our focus now — to build steadily.” With javelin throwing growing rapidly in India — thanks in no small part to Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra — the level of domestic competition has risen sharply. Rohit sees this as both a challenge and a gift. “When competition increases, you push yourself. But only when you’re fit. If you’re in rehab, you try your best — but it’s different. You’re giving 100 percent in physio, in training. But throwing competitively is another level.” As someone who once pushed the boundaries of Indian javelin, Rohit is now pushing himself again — this time in a new context, as both a comeback story and a symbol of perseverance. And nothing exemplifies that more than the opportunity to throw at home in the Neeraj Chopra Classic. “It’s such a big event. Neeraj’s name is attached to it. He’s the best in the world — and we’re playing in a competition hosted here in India. That feels special.” For Rohit, the presence of global athletes on Indian soil adds a layer of motivation. “People from around the world are coming. That motivates us. We’ll try to give our best.” From rehab tables to the runway, from setbacks to second chances — Rohit Yadav’s comeback isn’t just about distances. It’s about belief, rebuilding, and representing India with pride.

Rohit Yadav is set to compete in the upcoming Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025 event, to take place in Bengaluru

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As the Calcutta High Court has asked Indian pacer Mohammed Shami to pay Rs. 4 lakh monthly to his former wife, Hasin Jahan. Let's have a look at the entire timeline of events.

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India pacer Mohammed Shami to pay INR 400,000 monthly in alimony to wife Hasin Jahan in divorce case – Check the entire story

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Wimbledon 2025: Among the top players who have been crashed out are number three seed Alexandre Zverev, ninth seed Daniil Medvedev and eighth seed Holger Run - all in men's singles and number two seed Coco Gauff, third seed Jessica Pegula and ninth seed Paulo Badosa - all in women's singles.

Wimbledon 2025 is turning out be a Championship of upsets with as many as 23 seeded players already out of the tournament after just first round of matches in men's and women's singles. The long list is led by men's number three seed Alexander Zverev in men's singles and number two seed Coco Gauff in women's singles. Among 23 players crashed out, seven men's players were seeded 20 or higher while six women's players got the same result. The other top players who have been crashed out are ninth seed Daniil Medvedev and eighth seed Holger Run in men's singles and third seed Jessica Pegula and ninth seed Paulo Badosa in women's singles. Also Read - WI coach Sammy wants 'process' to be followed in sexual assault allegations against player Wimbledon 2025 : List of Top Seed Men’s Singles Players Out in Round 1 Alexander Zverev (3) lost to Arthur Rinderknech 6(3)-7(7), 7(10)-6 (8), 3-6, (7(7)-6(5), 4-6 Lorenzo Musetti (7) lost to Nikoloz Basilashvili 2-6, 6-4, 5-7, 1-6 Holger Rune (8) lost to Nicolas Jarry 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, 4-6 Daniil Medvedev (9) lost to Benjamin Bonzi 6(2)-7(7), 6-3, 6(3)-7(7), 2-6 Francisco Cerundolo (16) lost to Nuno Borges 6-4, 3-6, 6(5)-7(7), 0-6 Ugo Humbert (18) lost to Gael Monflis 4-6, 6-3, 7(7)-6(5), 5-7, 2-6 Alexei Popyrin (20) lost to Arthur Fery 4-6, 1-6, 6-4, 4-6 Stefanos Tsitsipas (24) lost to Valentin Royer 3-6, 2-6 (walkover) Wimbledon 2025 : List of Top Seed Women’s Singles Players Out in Round 1 Coco Gauff (2) lost to Dayana Yastremska 7(7)-6(3), 6-1 Jessica Pegula (3) lost to Elisabetta Cocciaretto 2-6, 3-6 Qinwen Zheng (5) lost to Katerina Siniakova 5-7, 6-4, 1-6 Paula Badosa (9) lost to Katie Boulter 2-6, 6-3, 4-6 Karolína Muchova (15) lost to Wang Xinyu 5-7, 2-6 Jalena Ostapenko (20) lost to Sonay Kartal 5-7, 6-2, 2-6 Magdalena Frech (25) lost to Victoria Mboko 3-6, 2-6

Wimbledon 2025: Among the top players who have been crashed out are number three seed Alexandre Zverev, ninth seed Daniil Medvedev and eighth seed Holger Run - all in men's singles and number two seed Coco Gauff, third seed Jessica Pegula and ninth seed Paulo Badosa - all in women's singles.

Wimbledon 2025: 23 top seeded players crash out in first round | Zverev, Gauff top exits - Check full list

Shubman Gill and Team India will have a huge task in hand ahead of the Edgbaston Test as the visitors seek parity in the five-match series. With India unlikely to field Jasprit Bumrah in the Edgbaston Test, the bowling department will have huge responsibilities on their shoulder with Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj leading the charge. However, it is Bumrah’s absence that will affect the Indian team as they have a mixed bag of record whenever he is unavailable.&nbsp;<h2>Will Jasprit Bumrah's absence haunt Team India?</h2>Since Bumrah’s debut on 5 June 2018, the Indian Team has played 71 Test matches and have a mixed bag of record. Of those 71 Test matches, Bumrah has been part of 46 matches, while missing the rest of the 25 games. Interestingly, of those 71 matches India played, 39 have ended in a win, thus meaning India have a win per cent of almost 55 whenever the pacer is available.On the other hand, India have lost only 24 matches since Bumrah’s debut meaning the losing rate is almost 34 per cent. &nbsp;&nbsp;<h3>India Record since Bumrah’s debut</h3>Played: 46 MatchesWon: 39&nbsp;Lost: 24Draw: 8Matches played with Bumrah: 46Matches played without Bumrah: 25&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a><h2>Bumrah out of Edgbaston Test?</h2>According to reports, Jasprit Bumrah is likely to sit out of the second Test owing to workload management. As reported earlier by WION, Bumrah won’t be playing in all five matches of the Test series and will be rested in at least one match. The management is likely to play him at Lord’s where India has a good recent record.&nbsp;Instead, the management is likely to include Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar in the Playing XI. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate opened up on the team selection with Reddy certain to be in the team having impressed on the Australia tour. &nbsp;&nbsp;"On Nitish very close to getting a game. Obviously, he was fantastic in Australia. Coming into the team and playing the way he did," India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said on Reddy.&nbsp;"We just felt on balance for the last game, we wanted to go with the bowling allrounder, which we thought Shardul was slightly ahead on the bowling front,” the coach added.

Shubman Gill and Team India will have a huge task in hand ahead of the Edgbaston Test as the visitors seek parity in the five-match series. With India unlikely to field Jasprit Bumrah in the Edgbaston Test, here is a look at a detailed stats. 

Shubman Gill and Team India will have a huge task in hand ahead of the Edgbaston Test as the visitors seek parity in the five-match series. With India unlikely to field Jasprit Bumrah in the Edgbaston Test, the bowling department will have huge responsibilities on their shoulder with Prasidh Krishna and Mohammed Siraj leading the charge. However, it is Bumrah’s absence that will affect the Indian team as they have a mixed bag of record whenever he is unavailable. Will Jasprit Bumrah's absence haunt Team India? Since Bumrah’s debut on 5 June 2018, the Indian Team has played 71 Test matches and have a mixed bag of record. Of those 71 Test matches, Bumrah has been part of 46 matches, while missing the rest of the 25 games. Interestingly, of those 71 matches India played, 39 have ended in a win, thus meaning India have a win per cent of almost 55 whenever the pacer is available. On the other hand, India have lost only 24 matches since Bumrah’s debut meaning the losing rate is almost 34 per cent. India Record since Bumrah’s debut Played: 46 Matches Won: 39 Lost: 24 Draw: 8 Matches played with Bumrah: 46 Matches played without Bumrah: 25 ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill Bumrah out of Edgbaston Test? According to reports, Jasprit Bumrah is likely to sit out of the second Test owing to workload management. As reported earlier by WION, Bumrah won’t be playing in all five matches of the Test series and will be rested in at least one match. The management is likely to play him at Lord’s where India has a good recent record. Instead, the management is likely to include Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar in the Playing XI. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate opened up on the team selection with Reddy certain to be in the team having impressed on the Australia tour. "On Nitish very close to getting a game. Obviously, he was fantastic in Australia. Coming into the team and playing the way he did," India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said on Reddy. "We just felt on balance for the last game, we wanted to go with the bowling allrounder, which we thought Shardul was slightly ahead on the bowling front,” the coach added.

Shubman Gill and Team India will have a huge task in hand ahead of the Edgbaston Test as the visitors seek parity in the five-match series. With India unlikely to field Jasprit Bumrah in the Edgbaston Test, here is a look at a detailed stats.&nbsp;

IND vs ENG, 2nd Test: Will Jasprit Bumrah's absence haunt Team India? Here's what stats say

Smriti Mandhana has inscribed her name in golden letters in India’s cricketing history as she became only the third Indian and second Indian woman to play 150 T20 internationals. The milestone came during the second T20I against England on Tuesday (Jul 1) at the County Ground in Bristol. The elegant southpaw batter now joins an elite club that includes Rohit Sharma and Harmanpreet Kaur. What makes this feat even more special is that it came just days after another remarkable achievement by Smriti Mandhana at Trent Bridge.&nbsp;On Saturday (Jun 28), Mandhana lit up the Nottingham crowd with a blistering knock of 112 runs off just 62 balls. In doing so, she became the first Indian woman to score centuries in all three formats of international cricket (Test, ODI, and T20I). She joined a rare list of Indian cricketers who have achieved this feat, including Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill, Suresh Raina and KL Rahul.&nbsp;Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cricket-indian-pacer-mohammed-shami-suffers-setback-in-divorce-settlement-to-pay-this-amount-as-alimony-1751431358383">Indian pacer Mohammed Shami suffers setback in divorce settlement, to pay THIS amount as alimony</a>&nbsp;Mandhana smashed 15 fours and three sixes in her century innings before getting out in the final over. Her powerful innings helped India post a massive total of 210/5, which guided India to a dominant 97-run win over England in the first T20I.&nbsp;In the second T20I, Smriti Mandhana was dismissed for 13 runs; however, a solid 93-run partnership from Jemimah Rodrigues and Amanjot Kaur helped India post 181/6 in 20 overs. In return, England managed 157 in 20 overs, handing India a 24-run win to extend the lead by 2-0 in the five-match series.&nbsp;Across her 150 matches, Mandhana had scored 3886 runs at an average of 29.89 and a strike rate of 124.31. With 30 half-centuries and one T20I hundred to her name, she is now just 114 runs away from becoming the second player in women’s T20Is to reach 4000 runs, only behind New Zealand’s Suzie Bates.

The milestone came during the second T20I against England on Tuesday (July 1) at the County Ground in Bristol. The elegant southpaw batter now joins an elite club that includes Rohit Sharma and Harmanpreet Kaur.

Smriti Mandhana has inscribed her name in golden letters in India’s cricketing history as she became only the third Indian and second Indian woman to play 150 T20 internationals. The milestone came during the second T20I against England on Tuesday (Jul 1) at the County Ground in Bristol. The elegant southpaw batter now joins an elite club that includes Rohit Sharma and Harmanpreet Kaur. What makes this feat even more special is that it came just days after another remarkable achievement by Smriti Mandhana at Trent Bridge. On Saturday (Jun 28), Mandhana lit up the Nottingham crowd with a blistering knock of 112 runs off just 62 balls. In doing so, she became the first Indian woman to score centuries in all three formats of international cricket (Test, ODI, and T20I). She joined a rare list of Indian cricketers who have achieved this feat, including Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill, Suresh Raina and KL Rahul. Also Read | Indian pacer Mohammed Shami suffers setback in divorce settlement, to pay THIS amount as alimony Mandhana smashed 15 fours and three sixes in her century innings before getting out in the final over. Her powerful innings helped India post a massive total of 210/5, which guided India to a dominant 97-run win over England in the first T20I. In the second T20I, Smriti Mandhana was dismissed for 13 runs; however, a solid 93-run partnership from Jemimah Rodrigues and Amanjot Kaur helped India post 181/6 in 20 overs. In return, England managed 157 in 20 overs, handing India a 24-run win to extend the lead by 2-0 in the five-match series. Across her 150 matches, Mandhana had scored 3886 runs at an average of 29.89 and a strike rate of 124.31. With 30 half-centuries and one T20I hundred to her name, she is now just 114 runs away from becoming the second player in women’s T20Is to reach 4000 runs, only behind New Zealand’s Suzie Bates.

The milestone came during the second T20I against England on Tuesday (July 1) at the County Ground in Bristol. The elegant southpaw batter now joins an elite club that includes Rohit Sharma and Harmanpreet Kaur.&nbsp;

Smriti Mandhana joins Rohit Sharma and Harmanpreet in ELITE list of Indian cricketers

West Indies coach Darren Sammy has asked for the 'process' to be followed in the allegations of sexual assault and rape against a West Indies pacer from Guyana. The statement came days after the Guyana-based Kaieteur News made these claims of allegation, saying multiple women have come forward in the case. It also mentioned that some of the cases date back to 2023. No charges have been levelled in the case so far. The name of the player is currently not being shared but some media repots have alleged it to be Shamar Joseph.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/we-remain-hopeful-says-bcb-president-amid-uncertainty-over-upcoming-india-white-ball-tour-1751366029160">'We remain hopeful' says BCB president amid uncertainty over upcoming India white-ball tour</a>"We're all aware of what's been going on in the media," Sammy told reporters ahead of the second Test against Australia as reported by ESPNCricinfo. "I'm very close to my players. I've had conversations with them, making sure their mental space is good."One thing I could say is that we believe in justice. We are a community that believes justice must be served. However, there's a process. We will continue to support in whatever way we can to make sure that due process and the right system is followed. As a cricketing board, for me as the head coach, I want justice for everyone."But, as of now, it's all allegations. And we know the justice system. You've got to wait for things to process the right way," he added.No action has been taken by Cricket West Indies in the matter as well and a spokesperson was quoted saying: "Cricket West Indies has not received any communication or official information and is therefore unable to comment at this time."Sammy also steered clear of the question when asked if CWI should investigate the matter and said: "I can't answer to that. I'm pretty sure they are doing all what they can to make sure, like I said, the right process is followed."

The statement came days after the Guyana-based Kaieteur News made these claims of allegation, saying multiple women have come forward in the case. It also mentioned that some of the cases date back to 2023.

West Indies coach Darren Sammy has asked for the 'process' to be followed in the allegations of sexual assault and rape against a West Indies pacer from Guyana. The statement came days after the Guyana-based Kaieteur News made these claims of allegation, saying multiple women have come forward in the case. It also mentioned that some of the cases date back to 2023. No charges have been levelled in the case so far. The name of the player is currently not being shared but some media repots have alleged it to be Shamar Joseph. Also Read - 'We remain hopeful' says BCB president amid uncertainty over upcoming India white-ball tour "We're all aware of what's been going on in the media," Sammy told reporters ahead of the second Test against Australia as reported by ESPNCricinfo. "I'm very close to my players. I've had conversations with them, making sure their mental space is good. "One thing I could say is that we believe in justice. We are a community that believes justice must be served. However, there's a process. We will continue to support in whatever way we can to make sure that due process and the right system is followed. As a cricketing board, for me as the head coach, I want justice for everyone. "But, as of now, it's all allegations. And we know the justice system. You've got to wait for things to process the right way," he added. No action has been taken by Cricket West Indies in the matter as well and a spokesperson was quoted saying: "Cricket West Indies has not received any communication or official information and is therefore unable to comment at this time." Sammy also steered clear of the question when asked if CWI should investigate the matter and said: "I can't answer to that. I'm pretty sure they are doing all what they can to make sure, like I said, the right process is followed."

The statement came days after the Guyana-based Kaieteur News made these claims of allegation, saying multiple women have come forward in the case. It also mentioned that some of the cases date back to 2023.

WI coach Sammy wants 'process' to be followed in sexual assault allegations against player

England captain Ben Stokes is in awe of Rishabh Pant as England and India are set to meet in the second Test match in Edgbaston. Starting on Wednesday (July 2), India will look to go level with England in the five-match Test series with Pant playing crucial role. The wicketkeeper-batter smashed hundreds in both innings, but could not help avoid defeat in Headingley. However, Stokes is in awe of Pant, revealing he loves watching him bat. &nbsp;&nbsp;“Even though he’s my opposition, I absolutely love watching Rishabh play cricket,” Stokes was quoted saying before the second Test in Birmingham. One shot that caught everyone’s attention was when Pant danced down the pitch and drove Stokes for a straight four on just the second ball he faced.&nbsp;Also Read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cricket-ind-vs-eng-2nd-test-nitish-reddy-washington-sundar-likely-to-play-in-edgbaston-as-visitors-search-for-parity-1751426527583">IND vs ENG, 2nd Test: Nitish Reddy, Washington Sundar likely to play in Edgbaston as visitors search for parity</a>&nbsp;Stokes praised Pant’s fearless approach. “He’s had a bit of stick in his time, but when you let talent like that play freely, this is what happens,” he said. “He’s a very dangerous player. On another day, maybe one of those shots goes straight to a fielder. But I really enjoy watching him.”&nbsp;Pant became only the second wicketkeeper in Test history to score two hundreds in a Test match against England. Despite his heroics, India collapsed twice (7 for 41 in the first innings, 6 for 31 in the second innings), which cost them the match. England chased 371 at Headingley, pulling off one of their biggest Test wins.&nbsp;India, under new captain Shubman Gill, showed intent with the bat as five centuries were smashed (four players). &nbsp;However, the team couldn’t hold their nerve in key moments. The attention now turns to the second Test which starts at 3:30 PM IST on Wednesday as the visitors search for parity.&nbsp;&nbsp;

England captain Ben Stokes is in awe of Rishabh Pant as England and India are set to meet in the second Test match in Edgbaston. Starting on Wednesday (July 2), India will look to go level with England in the five-match Test series with Pant playing crucial role.

England captain Ben Stokes is in awe of Rishabh Pant as England and India are set to meet in the second Test match in Edgbaston. Starting on Wednesday (July 2), India will look to go level with England in the five-match Test series with Pant playing crucial role. The wicketkeeper-batter smashed hundreds in both innings, but could not help avoid defeat in Headingley. However, Stokes is in awe of Pant, revealing he loves watching him bat. “Even though he’s my opposition, I absolutely love watching Rishabh play cricket,” Stokes was quoted saying before the second Test in Birmingham. One shot that caught everyone’s attention was when Pant danced down the pitch and drove Stokes for a straight four on just the second ball he faced. Also Read | IND vs ENG, 2nd Test: Nitish Reddy, Washington Sundar likely to play in Edgbaston as visitors search for parity Stokes praised Pant’s fearless approach. “He’s had a bit of stick in his time, but when you let talent like that play freely, this is what happens,” he said. “He’s a very dangerous player. On another day, maybe one of those shots goes straight to a fielder. But I really enjoy watching him.” Pant became only the second wicketkeeper in Test history to score two hundreds in a Test match against England. Despite his heroics, India collapsed twice (7 for 41 in the first innings, 6 for 31 in the second innings), which cost them the match. England chased 371 at Headingley, pulling off one of their biggest Test wins. India, under new captain Shubman Gill, showed intent with the bat as five centuries were smashed (four players). However, the team couldn’t hold their nerve in key moments. The attention now turns to the second Test which starts at 3:30 PM IST on Wednesday as the visitors search for parity.

England captain Ben Stokes is in awe of Rishabh Pant as England and India are set to meet in the second Test match in Edgbaston. Starting on Wednesday (July 2), India will look to go level with England in the five-match Test series with Pant playing crucial role.

IND vs ENG, 2nd Test: Ben Stokes showers praise on THIS Indian player ahead of Edgbaston clash

Novak Djokovic kick-started his Wimbledon 2025 campaign on a winning note as he got the better of French world number 41 Alexandre Muller 6-1, 6-7 (7/9), 6-2, 6-2 on Tuesday (July 1). The contest played at the Centre Court saw Djokovic drop one set before he bounced back to book his place in the second round. After the win, the 24-time Grand Slam champion revealed the secret to the win, claiming it was the miracle pills from doctors that helped him bounce back.&nbsp;<h2>What caused Novak Djokovic’s mid-match struggle at Wimbledon 2025?</h2>"I enjoyed myself, obviously a bit less in the second set but I went from feeling my absolute best for a set and a half to my absolute worst for about 45 minutes," the seven-time Wimbledon champion said.&nbsp;"Whether it was a stomach bug, I don't know what it is.&nbsp;"I struggled with that but the energy came back after some doctors' miracle pills and I managed to finish the match on a good note."&nbsp;On a quest to win a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title, Djokovic has not had a major title since the 2023 US Open. The 38-year-old has lost back-to-back Wimbledon finals to Carlos Alcaraz, keeping him away from leapfrogging Margaret Court with whom he holds the record for joint-most Grand Slam singles titles. &nbsp;&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a>&nbsp;He will next face Dan Evans in the second round, keeping his bid on to reach every Wimbledon final since 2018. If Djokovic wins the Wimbledon title, he will also go level with Roger Federer for most singles titles at SW19 with eight titles each. Only Martina Navratilova (nine) has won more singles titles at Wimbledon than Federer.&nbsp;<h2>Zverev, Gauff out in round one</h2>French Open champion Coco Gauff lost 7-6, 6-1 to Dayana Yastremska of Ukraine in the first round in one of the upsets on Day 2 of the Championships. Interestingly, Gauff lost in straight sets, highlighting her lack of preparations for the tournament. In another upset, former Olympic champion Alexander Zverev lost 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 to Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech as he too packed his bags early from Wimbledon.

Novak Djokovic kick-started his Wimbledon 2025 campaign on a winning note as he got the better of French world number 41 Alexandre Muller 6-1, 6-7 (7/9), 6-2, 6-2 on Tuesday (July 1).

Novak Djokovic kick-started his Wimbledon 2025 campaign on a winning note as he got the better of French world number 41 Alexandre Muller 6-1, 6-7 (7/9), 6-2, 6-2 on Tuesday (July 1). The contest played at the Centre Court saw Djokovic drop one set before he bounced back to book his place in the second round. After the win, the 24-time Grand Slam champion revealed the secret to the win, claiming it was the miracle pills from doctors that helped him bounce back. What caused Novak Djokovic’s mid-match struggle at Wimbledon 2025? "I enjoyed myself, obviously a bit less in the second set but I went from feeling my absolute best for a set and a half to my absolute worst for about 45 minutes," the seven-time Wimbledon champion said. "Whether it was a stomach bug, I don't know what it is. "I struggled with that but the energy came back after some doctors' miracle pills and I managed to finish the match on a good note." On a quest to win a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title, Djokovic has not had a major title since the 2023 US Open. The 38-year-old has lost back-to-back Wimbledon finals to Carlos Alcaraz, keeping him away from leapfrogging Margaret Court with whom he holds the record for joint-most Grand Slam singles titles. ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill He will next face Dan Evans in the second round, keeping his bid on to reach every Wimbledon final since 2018. If Djokovic wins the Wimbledon title, he will also go level with Roger Federer for most singles titles at SW19 with eight titles each. Only Martina Navratilova (nine) has won more singles titles at Wimbledon than Federer. Zverev, Gauff out in round one French Open champion Coco Gauff lost 7-6, 6-1 to Dayana Yastremska of Ukraine in the first round in one of the upsets on Day 2 of the Championships. Interestingly, Gauff lost in straight sets, highlighting her lack of preparations for the tournament. In another upset, former Olympic champion Alexander Zverev lost 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 to Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech as he too packed his bags early from Wimbledon.

Novak Djokovic kick-started his Wimbledon 2025 campaign on a winning note as he got the better of French world number 41 Alexandre Muller 6-1, 6-7 (7/9), 6-2, 6-2 on Tuesday (July 1).

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Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has faced a major setback in his divorce settlement with his wife Hasin Jahan after the latest court verdict on Tuesday (July 1). Shami, who was dropped from India’s Test tour of England has been in legal battle with wife Hasin and will now a sum of Rs 4 lakh ($4669) every month. The latest setback comes while he is struggling to get back into the Indian team with injuries also playing a key role in his absence from the set-up.&nbsp;<h2>Mohammed Shami Alimony Case: What the Court Said</h2>According to the latest Calcutta High Court order, Shami will pay Rs 2.50 lakh ($2918) per month to his daughter and Rs 1.50 lakh ($1751) per month to his wife as part of the alimony. The lower court has been ordered to dispose of the case within six months.&nbsp; The case was filed under the 'Protection Of Women From Domestic Violence' Act.<h2>Timeline of Mohammed Shami and Hasin Jahan Divorce</h2>Shami married Hasina in 2014, but the relationship has been in hot water for recent years, leading to the divorce. Hasin filed a domestic violence and dowry harassment to match-fixing allegations on Shami in 2018, sparking intense media scrutiny and triggered a BCCI investigation.&nbsp;&nbsp;Justice Ajoy Kumar Mukherjee emphasised the need for fair financial stability, rejecting the lower court’s earlier order of Rs 50,000 and Rs 80,000 as insufficient. The ruling came in response to Jahan’s appeal against a 2023 decision that granted a lower maintenance amount. She originally sought ₹10 lakh in combined monthly aid.&nbsp;Shami recently met his daughter after which he posted an emotional message for her.&nbsp;&nbsp;"Time stood still when I saw her again after a long time. Love you more than words can say, Bebo," Shami posted on Instagram.&nbsp;The message was liked by over 150,000 fans on Instagram as Shami got into the spotlight while he was in rehabilitation.&nbsp;&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a><h2>Shami’s mixed last few months&nbsp;</h2>The pacer missed India’s T20 World Cup campaign in 2024 where the Men in Blue ended their ICC trophy drought due to an injury sustained during the ODI World Cup. He played a key role in India’s march to the final in the 2023 ODI World Cup where they lost to Australia. He would then get sidelined for over a year due to a knee injury. However, he returned to the Indian side for the Champions Trophy as Rohit Sharma and Co lifted their second ICC trophy in nine months in March.

Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has faced a major setback in his divorce settlement with his wife Hasin Jahan after the latest court verdict on Tuesday (July 1). Shami, who was dropped from India’s Test tour of England has been in legal battle with wife Hasin and will now pay an alimony.

Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has faced a major setback in his divorce settlement with his wife Hasin Jahan after the latest court verdict on Tuesday (July 1). Shami, who was dropped from India’s Test tour of England has been in legal battle with wife Hasin and will now a sum of Rs 4 lakh ($4669) every month. The latest setback comes while he is struggling to get back into the Indian team with injuries also playing a key role in his absence from the set-up. Mohammed Shami Alimony Case: What the Court Said According to the latest Calcutta High Court order, Shami will pay Rs 2.50 lakh ($2918) per month to his daughter and Rs 1.50 lakh ($1751) per month to his wife as part of the alimony. The lower court has been ordered to dispose of the case within six months. The case was filed under the 'Protection Of Women From Domestic Violence' Act. Timeline of Mohammed Shami and Hasin Jahan Divorce Shami married Hasina in 2014, but the relationship has been in hot water for recent years, leading to the divorce. Hasin filed a domestic violence and dowry harassment to match-fixing allegations on Shami in 2018, sparking intense media scrutiny and triggered a BCCI investigation. Justice Ajoy Kumar Mukherjee emphasised the need for fair financial stability, rejecting the lower court’s earlier order of Rs 50,000 and Rs 80,000 as insufficient. The ruling came in response to Jahan’s appeal against a 2023 decision that granted a lower maintenance amount. She originally sought ₹10 lakh in combined monthly aid. Shami recently met his daughter after which he posted an emotional message for her. "Time stood still when I saw her again after a long time. Love you more than words can say, Bebo," Shami posted on Instagram. The message was liked by over 150,000 fans on Instagram as Shami got into the spotlight while he was in rehabilitation. ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill Shami’s mixed last few months The pacer missed India’s T20 World Cup campaign in 2024 where the Men in Blue ended their ICC trophy drought due to an injury sustained during the ODI World Cup. He played a key role in India’s march to the final in the 2023 ODI World Cup where they lost to Australia. He would then get sidelined for over a year due to a knee injury. However, he returned to the Indian side for the Champions Trophy as Rohit Sharma and Co lifted their second ICC trophy in nine months in March.

Indian pacer Mohammed Shami has faced a major setback in his divorce settlement with his wife Hasin Jahan after the latest court verdict on Tuesday (July 1). Shami, who was dropped from India’s Test tour of England has been in legal battle with wife Hasin and will now pay an alimony.

Mohammed Shami Divorce Case: Indian pacer suffers setback in settlement, to pay THIS amount as alimony

The second day of Wimbledon 2025 produced huge shocks as former Olympic champion Alexander Zverev was ousted in the opening round on Tuesday (July 2). Zverev who was facing Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech lost 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 as he exited a Grand Slam tournament this early since 2019. The shock result saw everyone raise their eyebrows at SW19 with Rinderknech getting the cheers from the fans.&nbsp;<h2>Who is Arthur Rinderknech?</h2>At 29, Rinderknech hails from a family closely affiliated with sports with his mother Virginie Paquet also playing brief professional tennis in the late 1980s. The Frenchman is ranked 72 in the ATP rankings and has been on tour for the last few years. He turned pro in 2018 and has since achieved a career-high ranking of 42 in October 2022. While he now focuses on singles, Rinderknech also has a doubles ranking of 313 in the world.&nbsp;&nbsp;When it comes to the Grand Slams, with a win over Zverev, Rinderknech has matched his best result at Wimbledon. He entered round two of the Championships in 2024 and will now search for his joint-best Grand Slam result. His best result was reaching the third round of the 2023 US Open.&nbsp;&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a>&nbsp;His biggest career win so far was against Jannik Sinner who he defeated at the ATP Lyon Open in 2021 to reach the quarterfinal. His first ATP tour final was at the Adelaide International 2 when he defeated Karen Khachanov and Corentin Moutet en route.&nbsp;<h2>What did Zverev say after defeat?</h2>"It's funny, I feel very alone out there at times. I struggle mentally. I've been saying that since after the Australian Open," he said.&nbsp;&nbsp;"I'm trying to find ways, trying to find ways to kind of get out of this hole. I keep kind of finding myself back in it in a way.&nbsp;“I feel, generally speaking, quite alone in life at the moment, which is a feeling that is not very nice.”

Alexander Zverev who was facing Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech lost 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 as he exited a Grand Slam tournament this early since 2019.

The second day of Wimbledon 2025 produced huge shocks as former Olympic champion Alexander Zverev was ousted in the opening round on Tuesday (July 2). Zverev who was facing Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech lost 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 as he exited a Grand Slam tournament this early since 2019. The shock result saw everyone raise their eyebrows at SW19 with Rinderknech getting the cheers from the fans. Who is Arthur Rinderknech? At 29, Rinderknech hails from a family closely affiliated with sports with his mother Virginie Paquet also playing brief professional tennis in the late 1980s. The Frenchman is ranked 72 in the ATP rankings and has been on tour for the last few years. He turned pro in 2018 and has since achieved a career-high ranking of 42 in October 2022. While he now focuses on singles, Rinderknech also has a doubles ranking of 313 in the world. When it comes to the Grand Slams, with a win over Zverev, Rinderknech has matched his best result at Wimbledon. He entered round two of the Championships in 2024 and will now search for his joint-best Grand Slam result. His best result was reaching the third round of the 2023 US Open. ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill His biggest career win so far was against Jannik Sinner who he defeated at the ATP Lyon Open in 2021 to reach the quarterfinal. His first ATP tour final was at the Adelaide International 2 when he defeated Karen Khachanov and Corentin Moutet en route. What did Zverev say after defeat? "It's funny, I feel very alone out there at times. I struggle mentally. I've been saying that since after the Australian Open," he said. "I'm trying to find ways, trying to find ways to kind of get out of this hole. I keep kind of finding myself back in it in a way. “I feel, generally speaking, quite alone in life at the moment, which is a feeling that is not very nice.”

Alexander Zverev who was facing Frenchman Arthur Rinderknech lost 7-6, 6-7, 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 as he exited a Grand Slam tournament this early since 2019.

Wimbledon 2025: Who is Arthur Rinderknech, who stunned Alexander Zverev in first round?

Shubman Gill’s team India is all set for the Edgbaston Test as the visitors search for parity in the five-match series having lost in Headingley last week. The visitors who are unlikely to field Jasprit Bumrah in the crunch match in Birmingham are likely to make two altercations to the Playing XI that played in Headingley. According to reports, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar are in line to play in the second Test that starts on Wednesday (July 2).&nbsp;<h2>Sundar, Reddy to start?</h2>"On Nitish very close to getting a game. Obviously, he was fantastic in Australia. Coming into the team and playing the way he did," India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said on Reddy.&nbsp;"We just felt on balance for the last game, we wanted to go with the bowling allrounder, which we thought Shardul was slightly ahead on the bowling front.&nbsp;"We’re looking at ways of rejigging the puzzle so we can get a batting all-rounder in. And obviously, Nitish is our premium batting all-rounder at the moment. So I would say it’s a very good chance to play this Test," he added.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a>&nbsp;Despite setting a massive target of 371 runs, hosts England were able to chase the target in the Headingley Test, underlining room for improvement. The visitors are likely to bring in Nitish Reddy, who has excelled with the bat in the Australia tour where he scored a hundred.&nbsp;&nbsp;Washington on the other hand has been an able deputy to Ravichandran Ashwin and would be an interesting choice if given an opportunity.&nbsp;<h2>Bumrah out of Edgbaston Test?</h2>According to reports, Jasprit Bumrah is likely to sit out of the second Test owing to workload management. As reported earlier by WION, Bumrah won’t be playing in all five matches of the Test series and will be rested in at least one match. The management is likely to play him at Lord’s where India has a good recent record.

Shubman Gill’s team India is all set for the Edgbaston Test as the visitors search for parity in the five-match series having lost in Headingley last week.

Shubman Gill’s team India is all set for the Edgbaston Test as the visitors search for parity in the five-match series having lost in Headingley last week. The visitors who are unlikely to field Jasprit Bumrah in the crunch match in Birmingham are likely to make two altercations to the Playing XI that played in Headingley. According to reports, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar are in line to play in the second Test that starts on Wednesday (July 2). Sundar, Reddy to start? "On Nitish very close to getting a game. Obviously, he was fantastic in Australia. Coming into the team and playing the way he did," India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate said on Reddy. "We just felt on balance for the last game, we wanted to go with the bowling allrounder, which we thought Shardul was slightly ahead on the bowling front. "We’re looking at ways of rejigging the puzzle so we can get a batting all-rounder in. And obviously, Nitish is our premium batting all-rounder at the moment. So I would say it’s a very good chance to play this Test," he added. ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill Despite setting a massive target of 371 runs, hosts England were able to chase the target in the Headingley Test, underlining room for improvement. The visitors are likely to bring in Nitish Reddy, who has excelled with the bat in the Australia tour where he scored a hundred. Washington on the other hand has been an able deputy to Ravichandran Ashwin and would be an interesting choice if given an opportunity. Bumrah out of Edgbaston Test? According to reports, Jasprit Bumrah is likely to sit out of the second Test owing to workload management. As reported earlier by WION, Bumrah won’t be playing in all five matches of the Test series and will be rested in at least one match. The management is likely to play him at Lord’s where India has a good recent record.

Shubman Gill’s team India is all set for the Edgbaston Test as the visitors search for parity in the five-match series having lost in Headingley last week.

IND vs ENG, 2nd Test: Nitish Reddy, Washington Sundar likely to play in Edgbaston as visitors search for parity

The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to ban transgender athletes from its women's sports teams, settling a federal civil rights case stemming from the furor around swimmer Lia Thomas, the US government said Tuesday.&nbsp;The US Department of Education said in a statement that UPenn had entered into a resolution agreement vowing to comply with Title IX, the federal law which prohibits sex-based discrimination in any educational program.&nbsp;It follows an investigation by the department's Office for Civil Rights which found the university had violated Title IX by allowing transgender swimmer Thomas to compete in women's competitions in 2021-2022.&nbsp;US President Donald Trump, who campaigned on the issue of trans athletes, has worked to prohibit them from competing in girls and women's sports since returning to office.Trump issued an executive order in February aimed at banning transgender athletes, allowing federal agencies to halt funding to any institution that does not consider birth-assigned genders in determining sex.&nbsp;US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said in a statement on Tuesday the resolution of the UPenn case marked a "great victory for women and girls ... across our nation."&nbsp;"The Department commends UPenn for rectifying its past harms against women and girls, and we will continue to fight relentlessly to restore Title IX's proper application and enforce it to the fullest extent of the law."&nbsp;Under the terms of the settlement, UPenn will restore all individual swimming records and titles to female athletes affected by Thomas's participation.&nbsp;The university will also send a "personalized letter of apology" to each swimmer impacted by the case.&nbsp;The college will also be required to issue a public statement specifying it will "not allow males to compete in female athletic programs" or use Penn Athletics facilities for women, such as locker rooms.&nbsp;Thomas became a lightning rod around the debate of transgender athletes in women's sport after competing in female collegiate competitions in 2022.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a>&nbsp;She had earlier swam on UPenn's men's team while undergoing hormone replacement therapy.&nbsp;Her participation in women's events sparked widespread outrage, with critics and some fellow swimmers saying she should not have been allowed to compete due to an unfair physiological advantage. Her supporters argued she should be allowed to compete as a woman.&nbsp;One of Thomas's competitors, Riley Gaines, welcomed Tuesday's announcement.Gaines has been a long-time critic of Thomas's participation in women's collegiate swimming, and tied for fifth place with her in the 200-yard freestyle at a national collegiate meeting in 2022.&nbsp;"It is my hope that today demonstrates to educational institutions that they will no longer be allowed to trample upon women's civil rights, and renews hope in every female athlete that their country's highest leadership will not relent until they have the dignity, safety, and fairness they deserve," Gaines said in a statement.&nbsp;Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for W

The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to ban transgender athletes from its womens sports teams, settling a federal civil rights case stemming from the furor around swimmer Lia Thomas, the US government said Tuesday.

The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to ban transgender athletes from its women's sports teams, settling a federal civil rights case stemming from the furor around swimmer Lia Thomas, the US government said Tuesday. The US Department of Education said in a statement that UPenn had entered into a resolution agreement vowing to comply with Title IX, the federal law which prohibits sex-based discrimination in any educational program. It follows an investigation by the department's Office for Civil Rights which found the university had violated Title IX by allowing transgender swimmer Thomas to compete in women's competitions in 2021-2022. US President Donald Trump, who campaigned on the issue of trans athletes, has worked to prohibit them from competing in girls and women's sports since returning to office. Trump issued an executive order in February aimed at banning transgender athletes, allowing federal agencies to halt funding to any institution that does not consider birth-assigned genders in determining sex. US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon said in a statement on Tuesday the resolution of the UPenn case marked a "great victory for women and girls ... across our nation." "The Department commends UPenn for rectifying its past harms against women and girls, and we will continue to fight relentlessly to restore Title IX's proper application and enforce it to the fullest extent of the law." Under the terms of the settlement, UPenn will restore all individual swimming records and titles to female athletes affected by Thomas's participation. The university will also send a "personalized letter of apology" to each swimmer impacted by the case. The college will also be required to issue a public statement specifying it will "not allow males to compete in female athletic programs" or use Penn Athletics facilities for women, such as locker rooms. Thomas became a lightning rod around the debate of transgender athletes in women's sport after competing in female collegiate competitions in 2022. ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill She had earlier swam on UPenn's men's team while undergoing hormone replacement therapy. Her participation in women's events sparked widespread outrage, with critics and some fellow swimmers saying she should not have been allowed to compete due to an unfair physiological advantage. Her supporters argued she should be allowed to compete as a woman. One of Thomas's competitors, Riley Gaines, welcomed Tuesday's announcement. Gaines has been a long-time critic of Thomas's participation in women's collegiate swimming, and tied for fifth place with her in the 200-yard freestyle at a national collegiate meeting in 2022. "It is my hope that today demonstrates to educational institutions that they will no longer be allowed to trample upon women's civil rights, and renews hope in every female athlete that their country's highest leadership will not relent until they have the dignity, safety, and fairness they deserve," Gaines said in a statement. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for W

The University of Pennsylvania has agreed to ban transgender athletes from its women's sports teams, settling a federal civil rights case stemming from the furor around swimmer Lia Thomas, the US government said Tuesday.

US college bans transgender athletes following swimming furor

Gonzalo Garcia's 54th-minute header was enough to give Real Madrid a 1-0 win over Juventus at Hard Rock Stadium on Tuesday and book their place in the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.&nbsp;The Spanish giants will face the winner of Tuesday's other game between Borussia Dortmund and Mexico's Monterrey in the last eight.&nbsp;It was an impressive display from Xabi Alonso's Madrid side and adding to a positive day, Kylian Mbappe made his return from illness, coming on as a 68th-minute substitute for his first appearance of the tournament.&nbsp;The first half was a finely-balanced contest with Igor Tudor's Juventus starting brightly before Real ended it on top.&nbsp;There was an early chance for Juve's Randal Kolo Muani after clever work from Kenan Yildiz to put him through on goal, but the French forward opted for an attempted chip of Thibaut Courtois and his shot floated over the bar.&nbsp;The impressive Yildiz then burst through the middle and unleashed a fierce effort which deflected off Aurelien Tchouameni and flew wide.&nbsp;The Turin team, beaten 5-2 by Manchester City in their final group game, were moving the ball around with confidence but Real grew into the contest and they went close when Jude Bellingham forced a save out of Michele Di Gregorio from close range.&nbsp;Federico Valverde then tested the Juve goalkeeper from long range and Trent Alexander-Arnold whipped a low ball across the face of the goal as Madrid finished the half strongly.The interval did nothing to alter the momentum of the game with Real creating several chances -- Bellingham laid off to Valverde, whose sweetly-struck shot was just wide and then Bellingham himself brought another good save out of Di Gregorio with a shot from the edge of the box.&nbsp;Dean Huijsen's rocketing drive was parried out by the busy goalkeeper as Real laid siege to the Juventus goal and it was no surprise when the breakthrough finally arrived.&nbsp;ALSO READ | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/2036-olympics-in-ahmedabad-indian-delegation-makes-case-to-ioc-amid-standstill-1751384972746">2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill</a><h2>We had to be patient</h2>Alexander-Arnold floated in a cross from the right which Gonzalo met with a perfectly-timed header for his third goal in four games in the tournament.Juve responded with Portuguese winger Francisco Conceicao bringing Courtois into action from a low shot the Belgian shot-stopper did well to get down to.&nbsp;But Real wanted to finish the contest off and Valverde tested Di Gregorio's reactions with an overhead kick before Alonso decided to introduce Mbappe to the delight of the 62,149 crowd.&nbsp;Juve's belief remained however and Nicolas Gonzalez flashed a 25-yard drive just wide.At the other end, Real's Turkish midfielder Arda Guler saw his crisp shot kept out by the feet of Di Gregorio, but the one goal was enough.&nbsp;Alonso was pleased with his team's performance, including that of Gonzalo, who he had compared to former Real great Raul but also suggested that Mbappe might be ready for a bigger contribution in the next game.&nbsp;"I think day by day he will be better, and from now until the quarter-finals on Saturday, in 3-4 days, he will be better. We will keep watching him. I talk to him every day about how he's feeling, and well, I think he will be much better for the quarters," he said.&nbsp;Alonso said he was satisfied to see Real produce the necessary grit to grind out the result in the second half.&nbsp;"We had to be patient, we had to mature into the game. We didn't score that second goal to give ourselves a bit more margin. But it is a knockout game and about it's competing in a tie. With the players and myself, you know you have to grit your teeth and do what you have to do. And in the end, we had to hold on a bit, and I'm happy about that too.Juve boss Tudor said his team became exhausted as the game developed.&nbsp;"In the end there were 10 of them asking to be substituted, obviously you can't do that but there was an incredible tiredness," he said adding there were three main reasons."There is the tension of the game which burns energy but then there is the heat and humidity," he said also noting they were at the end of a long season.&nbsp;Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for W

Gonzalo Garcia 54th-minute header was enough to give Real Madrid a 1-0 win over Juventus at Hard Rock Stadium on Tuesday and book their place in the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.

Gonzalo Garcia's 54th-minute header was enough to give Real Madrid a 1-0 win over Juventus at Hard Rock Stadium on Tuesday and book their place in the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup. The Spanish giants will face the winner of Tuesday's other game between Borussia Dortmund and Mexico's Monterrey in the last eight. It was an impressive display from Xabi Alonso's Madrid side and adding to a positive day, Kylian Mbappe made his return from illness, coming on as a 68th-minute substitute for his first appearance of the tournament. The first half was a finely-balanced contest with Igor Tudor's Juventus starting brightly before Real ended it on top. There was an early chance for Juve's Randal Kolo Muani after clever work from Kenan Yildiz to put him through on goal, but the French forward opted for an attempted chip of Thibaut Courtois and his shot floated over the bar. The impressive Yildiz then burst through the middle and unleashed a fierce effort which deflected off Aurelien Tchouameni and flew wide. The Turin team, beaten 5-2 by Manchester City in their final group game, were moving the ball around with confidence but Real grew into the contest and they went close when Jude Bellingham forced a save out of Michele Di Gregorio from close range. Federico Valverde then tested the Juve goalkeeper from long range and Trent Alexander-Arnold whipped a low ball across the face of the goal as Madrid finished the half strongly. The interval did nothing to alter the momentum of the game with Real creating several chances -- Bellingham laid off to Valverde, whose sweetly-struck shot was just wide and then Bellingham himself brought another good save out of Di Gregorio with a shot from the edge of the box. Dean Huijsen's rocketing drive was parried out by the busy goalkeeper as Real laid siege to the Juventus goal and it was no surprise when the breakthrough finally arrived. ALSO READ | 2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill We had to be patient Alexander-Arnold floated in a cross from the right which Gonzalo met with a perfectly-timed header for his third goal in four games in the tournament. Juve responded with Portuguese winger Francisco Conceicao bringing Courtois into action from a low shot the Belgian shot-stopper did well to get down to. But Real wanted to finish the contest off and Valverde tested Di Gregorio's reactions with an overhead kick before Alonso decided to introduce Mbappe to the delight of the 62,149 crowd. Juve's belief remained however and Nicolas Gonzalez flashed a 25-yard drive just wide. At the other end, Real's Turkish midfielder Arda Guler saw his crisp shot kept out by the feet of Di Gregorio, but the one goal was enough. Alonso was pleased with his team's performance, including that of Gonzalo, who he had compared to former Real great Raul but also suggested that Mbappe might be ready for a bigger contribution in the next game. "I think day by day he will be better, and from now until the quarter-finals on Saturday, in 3-4 days, he will be better. We will keep watching him. I talk to him every day about how he's feeling, and well, I think he will be much better for the quarters," he said. Alonso said he was satisfied to see Real produce the necessary grit to grind out the result in the second half. "We had to be patient, we had to mature into the game. We didn't score that second goal to give ourselves a bit more margin. But it is a knockout game and about it's competing in a tie. With the players and myself, you know you have to grit your teeth and do what you have to do. And in the end, we had to hold on a bit, and I'm happy about that too. Juve boss Tudor said his team became exhausted as the game developed. "In the end there were 10 of them asking to be substituted, obviously you can't do that but there was an incredible tiredness," he said adding there were three main reasons. "There is the tension of the game which burns energy but then there is the heat and humidity," he said also noting they were at the end of a long season. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for W

Gonzalo Garcia's 54th-minute header was enough to give Real Madrid a 1-0 win over Juventus at Hard Rock Stadium on Tuesday and book their place in the quarter-finals of the Club World Cup.

FIFA Club World Cup: Gonzalo heads Real Madrid past Juventus as Spanish giants enter last eight

The Denver Nuggets continue remodeling their roster in the offseason and have reshuffled their frontcourt bench. According to multiple reports, the Nuggets are trading center Jonas Valanciunas from the Sacramento Kings for forward/center Dario Saric. The Nuggets started the NBA's free agency period not with a reported signing, but with a reported trade by sending forward Michael Porter Jr. and a second-round pick to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for swingman Cameron Johnson.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Nuggets also reached a reported one-year agreement with free-agent guard Bruce Brown, who was a key member of Denver's 2023 NBA championship team. Valanciunas has played 13 seasons in the NBA and put up 10.4 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2 assists per game last season, which was split between the Kings and Washington Wizards.&nbsp;In DC, Valanciunas averaged 11.5 ppg and 8.2 rpg in 20.1 mpg. After going to Sacramento in a trade, he scored 8.7 ppg and 7 rpg in 16.9 mpg in 32 games in Sacramento. Saric used his player option with Denver, but his production fell way off in 2024-25 after tallying 3.5 ppg, 3.1 rpg and 1.4 apg following his 8 ppg, 4.4 rpg and 2.3 apg totals in 2023-24 with the Golden State Warriors. He played just 16 games for Denver in the last season.&nbsp;The Nuggets have also long looked for a quality backup to three-time MVP center Nikola Jokic and hope Valanciunas, a 13-year veteran, answers that call.&nbsp;Meanwhile, on June 30, Bojan Bogdanovic, who played 10 NBA seasons&nbsp;announced his retirement, after the 36-year-old forward nagged by a left foot injury. Bogdanovic was born in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, but played internationally for Croatia. He played for his hometown club, signed with Real Madrid and later joined Zagreb and Fenerbahce. He won Croatian and Turkish league titles before making his NBA debut with Brooklyn in 2014 and later played for Washington, Indiana, Utah, Detroit and New York.

NBA: Sacramento Kings trade Jonas Valanciunas to Denver Nuggets for Dario Saric-Reports

The Denver Nuggets continue remodeling their roster in the offseason and have reshuffled their frontcourt bench. According to multiple reports, the Nuggets are trading center Jonas Valanciunas from the Sacramento Kings for forward/center Dario Saric. The Nuggets started the NBA's free agency period not with a reported signing, but with a reported trade by sending forward Michael Porter Jr. and a second-round pick to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for swingman Cameron Johnson. The Nuggets also reached a reported one-year agreement with free-agent guard Bruce Brown, who was a key member of Denver's 2023 NBA championship team. Valanciunas has played 13 seasons in the NBA and put up 10.4 points, 7.7 rebounds and 2 assists per game last season, which was split between the Kings and Washington Wizards. In DC, Valanciunas averaged 11.5 ppg and 8.2 rpg in 20.1 mpg. After going to Sacramento in a trade, he scored 8.7 ppg and 7 rpg in 16.9 mpg in 32 games in Sacramento. Saric used his player option with Denver, but his production fell way off in 2024-25 after tallying 3.5 ppg, 3.1 rpg and 1.4 apg following his 8 ppg, 4.4 rpg and 2.3 apg totals in 2023-24 with the Golden State Warriors. He played just 16 games for Denver in the last season. The Nuggets have also long looked for a quality backup to three-time MVP center Nikola Jokic and hope Valanciunas, a 13-year veteran, answers that call. Meanwhile, on June 30, Bojan Bogdanovic, who played 10 NBA seasons announced his retirement, after the 36-year-old forward nagged by a left foot injury. Bogdanovic was born in Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, but played internationally for Croatia. He played for his hometown club, signed with Real Madrid and later joined Zagreb and Fenerbahce. He won Croatian and Turkish league titles before making his NBA debut with Brooklyn in 2014 and later played for Washington, Indiana, Utah, Detroit and New York.

Sacramento Kings and Denver Nuggets swap veteran big men as the Nuggets land Jonas Valanciunas and the Kings get Dario Saric

Defending titleholder Barbora Krejcikova fought back from one set down to secure her Wimbledon first-round win on Tuesday (July 1) while top-seeded men's seed Jannik Sinner hardly broke a sweat in the sweltering London heat. At the time of writing, seven-time champion Novak Djokovic was set to start his quest for his record 25th Grand Slam title on the second day of competition at the All England Club.&nbsp;Krejcikova came at Wimbledon with only six matches played this season and was in dire trouble after being overpowered by Philippines ace Alexandra Eala in the opening set. However, the Czech rallied, reduced the number of errors significantly and lost only three additional games as she concluded a 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 win. Two-time Grand Slam champion Krejcikova has endured a difficult time since defeating Italy's Jasmine Paolini in the final last year.&nbsp;The 29-year-old was out of action this season until May after suffering a back injury and lost in the second round of the 2025 French Open.&nbsp;Krejcikova pulled out of last week's Eastbourne Open before the quarter-finals with a thigh problem."I was in a great deal of pain in my back and I really didn't know how my career would work out," she was quoted saying. "I'm really happy and really excited that I can be here and that I can play on such an excellent court.". "I was so, so excited for this day and prior to the match I was really ticking down every minute till the time the match is approaching."&nbsp;World number one Sinner swept aside fellow Italian Luca Nardi on Court One with minimal fuss. Completely unfazed by the sizzling heat, three-time Grand Slam champion clinched a 6-4, 6-3, 6-0 victory in one hour and 48 minutes. "I'm really glad to return here to such a unique venue for me," he said. "Playing an Italian is really unfortunate but one has to pass through and fortunately it was me."Sinner took three of the last six majors but the 23-year-old let slip a two-sets lead and squandered three match points over Carlos Alcaraz in the French Open final last month.<h2>Djokovic's record bid</h2>Djokovic begins his Wimbledon campaign against France's Alexandre Muller, the 41st-ranked man in the world. The sixth-seeded Serb, who has appeared in all six Wimbledon finals since 2018, has faced Muller once, losing just five games on his way to the 2023 US Open title.&nbsp;Djokovic has been level with long-retired Margaret Court on 24 Grand Slam singles titles since 2023 but feels his best chance of a record-breaking 25th comes at the All England Club. “I would most likely accept that Wimbledon can be the best opportunity due to the outcome I had, due to the way I feel, the way I play in Wimbledon, just having that little bit of extra push mentally and motivation to play the best tennis at the top.”&nbsp;The veteran, who has lost the past two Wimbledon finals to Alcaraz, has the added incentive of pulling level with the retired Roger Federer, who won a record eight men's titles at the All England Club.&nbsp;In early action on Tuesday, US third seed Jessica Pegula suffered a shock defeat against Italy's Elisabetta Cocciaretto, losing 6-2, 6-3 in just 58 minutes. Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen confessed she was not concentrating after she lost to world number 81 Katerina Siniakova 7-5, 4-6, 6-1.&nbsp;"I made a lot of errors," she said. "I made the match complicated. The weather was extremely hot but I think I should have concentrated more on the court. Perhaps I should train more to be concentrating in the heat."&nbsp;Five major champion Iga Swiatek brushed aside Russia's Polina Kudermetova 7-5, 6-1 and second seed Coco Gauff, who had recently celebrated French Open victory, ready to face Ukraine's Dayana Yastremska. Men's fifth seed Taylor Fritz finished a five-set battle against France's Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard after losing the first two sets on tie-breaks.

Wimbledon 2025: Defending champion Krejcikova fights through pain to advance, Sinner breezes through

Defending titleholder Barbora Krejcikova fought back from one set down to secure her Wimbledon first-round win on Tuesday (July 1) while top-seeded men's seed Jannik Sinner hardly broke a sweat in the sweltering London heat. At the time of writing, seven-time champion Novak Djokovic was set to start his quest for his record 25th Grand Slam title on the second day of competition at the All England Club. Krejcikova came at Wimbledon with only six matches played this season and was in dire trouble after being overpowered by Philippines ace Alexandra Eala in the opening set. However, the Czech rallied, reduced the number of errors significantly and lost only three additional games as she concluded a 3-6, 6-2, 6-1 win. Two-time Grand Slam champion Krejcikova has endured a difficult time since defeating Italy's Jasmine Paolini in the final last year. The 29-year-old was out of action this season until May after suffering a back injury and lost in the second round of the 2025 French Open. Krejcikova pulled out of last week's Eastbourne Open before the quarter-finals with a thigh problem. "I was in a great deal of pain in my back and I really didn't know how my career would work out," she was quoted saying. "I'm really happy and really excited that I can be here and that I can play on such an excellent court.". "I was so, so excited for this day and prior to the match I was really ticking down every minute till the time the match is approaching." World number one Sinner swept aside fellow Italian Luca Nardi on Court One with minimal fuss. Completely unfazed by the sizzling heat, three-time Grand Slam champion clinched a 6-4, 6-3, 6-0 victory in one hour and 48 minutes. "I'm really glad to return here to such a unique venue for me," he said. "Playing an Italian is really unfortunate but one has to pass through and fortunately it was me." Sinner took three of the last six majors but the 23-year-old let slip a two-sets lead and squandered three match points over Carlos Alcaraz in the French Open final last month. Djokovic's record bid Djokovic begins his Wimbledon campaign against France's Alexandre Muller, the 41st-ranked man in the world. The sixth-seeded Serb, who has appeared in all six Wimbledon finals since 2018, has faced Muller once, losing just five games on his way to the 2023 US Open title. Djokovic has been level with long-retired Margaret Court on 24 Grand Slam singles titles since 2023 but feels his best chance of a record-breaking 25th comes at the All England Club. “I would most likely accept that Wimbledon can be the best opportunity due to the outcome I had, due to the way I feel, the way I play in Wimbledon, just having that little bit of extra push mentally and motivation to play the best tennis at the top.” The veteran, who has lost the past two Wimbledon finals to Alcaraz, has the added incentive of pulling level with the retired Roger Federer, who won a record eight men's titles at the All England Club. In early action on Tuesday, US third seed Jessica Pegula suffered a shock defeat against Italy's Elisabetta Cocciaretto, losing 6-2, 6-3 in just 58 minutes. Olympic champion Zheng Qinwen confessed she was not concentrating after she lost to world number 81 Katerina Siniakova 7-5, 4-6, 6-1. "I made a lot of errors," she said. "I made the match complicated. The weather was extremely hot but I think I should have concentrated more on the court. Perhaps I should train more to be concentrating in the heat." Five major champion Iga Swiatek brushed aside Russia's Polina Kudermetova 7-5, 6-1 and second seed Coco Gauff, who had recently celebrated French Open victory, ready to face Ukraine's Dayana Yastremska. Men's fifth seed Taylor Fritz finished a five-set battle against France's Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard after losing the first two sets on tie-breaks.

Two-time Grand Slam champion Krejcikova has endured a difficult time since defeating Italy's Jasmine Paolini in the final last year

A delegation headed by IOA president PT Usha and Minister of State for Sports in Gujarat Harsh Sanghavi had a meeting with officials of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to consider the possibility and viability of India hosting Olympics in 2036. Despite new IOC president Kirsty Coventry announcing a pause in the host selection process and establishing a working group to determine the “appropriate time" for identifying a future host, she welcomed dialogue with Indian officials, who are aiming to host the 2036 Games.&nbsp;The delegation comprised senior officials from the IOA, the central sports ministry, and the Gujarat government, which is positioning itself as a prospective host. This important exchange sought to discuss the possibility and feasibility of India staging an Olympic and Paralympic Games in the future," a press release by the visiting delegation said.&nbsp;The dialogue created an important platform for the Indian delegation to express their vision for hosting a future Olympic Games in Ahmedabad, the release continued. The encounter is likely to assist the Indian team “to sharpen its ambition.” India's interaction with the Olympic movement is at a critical juncture, one that extends beyond competitive athletics to incorporate the actual culture of Olympism – using sport to promote peace, education, and cultural exchange," said Usha. "The Olympic Games in India would not merely be an awesome spectacle; they would have a whole-of-generation impact for all Indians."&nbsp;Sanghavi confirmed the state's intentions to host the Games, pointing to their sports investments and commitment to the Olympic movement as proof. He explained that hosting the Games would be groundbreaking for Gujarat, sparking unprecedented development and inspiring a new generation.&nbsp;We look forward to being genuine partners to the IOC over the next few months of this process, and hopefully in years to come, as we collaborate to bring about this mutual aspiration," he further added.&nbsp;During her initial press conference following her takeover, Coventry said that there was resounding support from IOC members for suspending and overhauling the future host election process.&nbsp;&nbsp;Members desire more involvement in the process and much discussion was held on the timing of awarding the next host. Coventry added that the executive board members also wanted to learn from already decided future hosts – Los Angeles (2028 Summer Games), Brisbane (2032 Summer Games), and the French Alps (2030 Winter Games) – before going ahead with future bids. India had placed a Letter of Intent to host the 2036 Games in October last year.

2036 Olympics in Ahmedabad? Indian delegation makes case to IOC amid standstill

A delegation headed by IOA president PT Usha and Minister of State for Sports in Gujarat Harsh Sanghavi had a meeting with officials of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to consider the possibility and viability of India hosting Olympics in 2036. Despite new IOC president Kirsty Coventry announcing a pause in the host selection process and establishing a working group to determine the “appropriate time" for identifying a future host, she welcomed dialogue with Indian officials, who are aiming to host the 2036 Games. The delegation comprised senior officials from the IOA, the central sports ministry, and the Gujarat government, which is positioning itself as a prospective host. This important exchange sought to discuss the possibility and feasibility of India staging an Olympic and Paralympic Games in the future," a press release by the visiting delegation said. The dialogue created an important platform for the Indian delegation to express their vision for hosting a future Olympic Games in Ahmedabad, the release continued. The encounter is likely to assist the Indian team “to sharpen its ambition.” India's interaction with the Olympic movement is at a critical juncture, one that extends beyond competitive athletics to incorporate the actual culture of Olympism – using sport to promote peace, education, and cultural exchange," said Usha. "The Olympic Games in India would not merely be an awesome spectacle; they would have a whole-of-generation impact for all Indians." Sanghavi confirmed the state's intentions to host the Games, pointing to their sports investments and commitment to the Olympic movement as proof. He explained that hosting the Games would be groundbreaking for Gujarat, sparking unprecedented development and inspiring a new generation. We look forward to being genuine partners to the IOC over the next few months of this process, and hopefully in years to come, as we collaborate to bring about this mutual aspiration," he further added. During her initial press conference following her takeover, Coventry said that there was resounding support from IOC members for suspending and overhauling the future host election process. Members desire more involvement in the process and much discussion was held on the timing of awarding the next host. Coventry added that the executive board members also wanted to learn from already decided future hosts – Los Angeles (2028 Summer Games), Brisbane (2032 Summer Games), and the French Alps (2030 Winter Games) – before going ahead with future bids. India had placed a Letter of Intent to host the 2036 Games in October last year.

A delegation including IOA president PT Usha and Gujarat's minister Harsh Sanghavi met IOC officials to discuss India's bid to host the 2036 Olympics

India's 16-year-old badminton sensation Tanvi Sharma made the country proud, as she was announced the new world number 1 junior women's singles player on Tuesday (July 1). The official X account of the Badminton Association of India (BAI) tweeted, "At a mere 16 years old, Teen Titan Tanvi Sharma is the new World No. 1 Junior Women's Single Player. What a great couple of weeks it has been for Tanvi! #Badminton #TanviSharma #TeenTitan #IndiaRising #IndianSports." &nbsp;In the women's singles at the just-concluded US Open, 16-year-old Tanvi stunned everyone with a solid display of badminton throughout the tournament. She beat players ranked world No. 23, 40, 50, and 58 to make it to the final. In the final, she fell to top seed USA's Beiwen Zhang in a thrilling encounter (21-11, 16-21, 21-10). Tanvi scripted history by becoming the youngest Indian to be in a Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour final. &nbsp;“It was a good tournament for me. I didn't expect that I would play in the finals. Since my initial round was 32, the first round itself proved to be a tough match. I just expected to give my best. Whatever I was doing, I wanted to play well. I managed to win,” she was quoted saying to news agency ANI. &nbsp;She also talked about her previous games, in which she defeated Vietnam's T L Nguyen (21-19, 21-9) in the Round of 32, Thailand's Opatniputh Pitchamon (21-18, 21-16) in the Round of 16, and Malaysia's L. Karupathevan (21-13, 21-16) in the quarterfinals. "First round with the Vietnamese girl. She was very experienced. I was with Opatniputh Pitchamon in the second round. She was a world junior champion. She was also very experienced. I won. In the quarterfinals, I was with a Malaysian girl. She was also very good. I played my best and I won," she said. Tanvi rated the first two rounds as the most difficult for her. "I think the most difficult match was the first (Round of 32) and second round (Round of 16). I thought both were difficult because both were top-class players. I gained a good experience by playing here. I just want to win this experience. I want to play like this in the next tournaments," she added. Talking about her future plans, Tanvi said that she is training for the Asian Junior Championships and World Junior Championships, which will be taking place in India. She also hopes to participate in upper-level tournaments down the line. "I am competing in the Asian Junior Championships next month. Then there is the World Junior Championships. Both of these events are in India. I will attempt to do well in that. I want to perform well in the Super 300 and 500," she signed off.

Who is Tanvi Sharma? 16-year-old Indian shuttler now world no. 1 in junior women's singles

India's 16-year-old badminton sensation Tanvi Sharma made the country proud, as she was announced the new world number 1 junior women's singles player on Tuesday (July 1). The official X account of the Badminton Association of India (BAI) tweeted, "At a mere 16 years old, Teen Titan Tanvi Sharma is the new World No. 1 Junior Women's Single Player. What a great couple of weeks it has been for Tanvi! #Badminton #TanviSharma #TeenTitan #IndiaRising #IndianSports." In the women's singles at the just-concluded US Open, 16-year-old Tanvi stunned everyone with a solid display of badminton throughout the tournament. She beat players ranked world No. 23, 40, 50, and 58 to make it to the final. In the final, she fell to top seed USA's Beiwen Zhang in a thrilling encounter (21-11, 16-21, 21-10). Tanvi scripted history by becoming the youngest Indian to be in a Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour final. “It was a good tournament for me. I didn't expect that I would play in the finals. Since my initial round was 32, the first round itself proved to be a tough match. I just expected to give my best. Whatever I was doing, I wanted to play well. I managed to win,” she was quoted saying to news agency ANI. She also talked about her previous games, in which she defeated Vietnam's T L Nguyen (21-19, 21-9) in the Round of 32, Thailand's Opatniputh Pitchamon (21-18, 21-16) in the Round of 16, and Malaysia's L. Karupathevan (21-13, 21-16) in the quarterfinals. "First round with the Vietnamese girl. She was very experienced. I was with Opatniputh Pitchamon in the second round. She was a world junior champion. She was also very experienced. I won. In the quarterfinals, I was with a Malaysian girl. She was also very good. I played my best and I won," she said. Tanvi rated the first two rounds as the most difficult for her. "I think the most difficult match was the first (Round of 32) and second round (Round of 16). I thought both were difficult because both were top-class players. I gained a good experience by playing here. I just want to win this experience. I want to play like this in the next tournaments," she added. Talking about her future plans, Tanvi said that she is training for the Asian Junior Championships and World Junior Championships, which will be taking place in India. She also hopes to participate in upper-level tournaments down the line. "I am competing in the Asian Junior Championships next month. Then there is the World Junior Championships. Both of these events are in India. I will attempt to do well in that. I want to perform well in the Super 300 and 500," she signed off.

Tanvi scripted history by becoming the youngest Indian to be in a Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour final

As former India southpaw batter Shikhar Dhawan announced his autobiography ‘The One’. Let's have a look at the five Indian cricketers who have their own autobiographies.= from Sachin Tendulkar to Sourav Ganguly.

As former India southpaw batter Shikhar Dhawan announced his autobiography ‘The One’. Let's have a look at the five Indian cricketers who have their own autobiographies.= from Sachin Tendulkar to Sourav Ganguly.

From Shikhar Dhawan to Sachin Tendulkar: 5 Indian cricketers with their autobiographies

Wimbledon 2025 - the 138th edition of the Championship - is already underway and the All England Club has found the perfect way to describe Novak Djokovic's hunt for the record 25th title. Djokovic, who hasn't won a grand slam since winning US Open 2023, is hoping to overcome the barrier in the tournament he has won seven times. To show his determination, Wimbledon has chosen a famous dialogue from the Indian movie franchise - Pushpa - where the protagonist (played by Allu Arjun) refuses to stand down in face of adversity with the statement - "Jukhega nahi (won't bow down)."&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/who-is-billionaire-heiress-world-no-3-jessica-pegula-loss-vs-cocciaretto-in-wimbledon-first-round-of-women-s-singles-1751371289051">Wimbledon 2025: Billionaire heiress and world no. 3 Pegula suffers shock defeat vs Cocciaretto in first round of women's singles</a><h2>Wimbledon and Djokovic go Pushpa way</h2>Taking a leaf out of the Pushpa book, Wimbledon, along with the official broadcaster of the tournament, has shared a post on its official Instagram handle with a sketch of Novak Djokovic in iconic Pushpa pose with the caption: "Rukega bhi nahi aur jhukega bhi nahi (won't stop and won't bow down either)." Have a look at the post below:

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<h2>Djokovic in Wimbledon</h2>Djokovic takes on French Alexandre Muller in the first round at SW19 on Tuesday (Jul 1). Djokovic is 38 now and will be 39 next year - his age is showing up as he continues to chase the elusive 25th grand slam title - probably the only feather missing from his decorated tennis career cap.In the previous two editions of the Wimbledon, Djokovic has reached the final but fell short against eventual champion Carlos Alcaraz who is playing in the tournament as a two-time defending champion.While Djokovic has greatness and history on his side, his current from is worrying in his quest for the record 25th grand slam title as visible in the French Open where he lost the semi-final to Jannik Sinner in straight sets. It'll be interesting to see how Djokovic fares in the tournament and whether or not he'd be able to win the elusive title.

Taking a leaf out of the Pushpa book, Wimbledon, along with the official broadcaster of the tournament, has shared a post on its official Instagram handle with a sketch of Novak Djokovic in iconic Pushpa (played by Allu Arjun) pose.

Wimbledon 2025 - the 138th edition of the Championship - is already underway and the All England Club has found the perfect way to describe Novak Djokovic's hunt for the record 25th title. Djokovic, who hasn't won a grand slam since winning US Open 2023, is hoping to overcome the barrier in the tournament he has won seven times. To show his determination, Wimbledon has chosen a famous dialogue from the Indian movie franchise - Pushpa - where the protagonist (played by Allu Arjun) refuses to stand down in face of adversity with the statement - "Jukhega nahi (won't bow down)." Also Read - Wimbledon 2025: Billionaire heiress and world no. 3 Pegula suffers shock defeat vs Cocciaretto in first round of women's singles Wimbledon and Djokovic go Pushpa way Taking a leaf out of the Pushpa book, Wimbledon, along with the official broadcaster of the tournament, has shared a post on its official Instagram handle with a sketch of Novak Djokovic in iconic Pushpa pose with the caption: "Rukega bhi nahi aur jhukega bhi nahi (won't stop and won't bow down either)." Have a look at the post below:

Taking a leaf out of the Pushpa book, Wimbledon, along with the official broadcaster of the tournament, has shared a post on its official Instagram handle with a sketch of Novak Djokovic in iconic Pushpa (played by Allu Arjun) pose.

Wimbledon 2025: 'Pushpa Raj' at All England Club as Djokovic does Allu Arjun in hunt for record grand slam

The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) has noted that, prima facie, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) cricket team is to be held liable for the huge crowd that had gathered in Bengaluru on June 4, which resulted in a stampede that killed 11 people and injured several. The tribunal, in its observations, said, "Therefore, prima facie it appears that the RCB is responsible for the gathering of about three to five lakh people. The RCB did not take the appropriate permission or consent from the Police. Suddenly, they posted on social media platforms and as a result of aforesaid information the public were gathered.”&nbsp;The tribunal condemned the RCB's eleventh-hour announcement of the celebration as a "nuisance". "“Suddenly, the RCB created the aforesaid type of nuisance without any prior permission. It cannot be expected from the Police that within a short time of about 12 hours the police will make all arrangements required in the Police Act or in the other rules, etc,” the tribunal said in the order.&nbsp;The IPL franchise, a day after their first-ever IPL win, tweeted on social media regarding a victory parade celebrations on June 4. The tribunal also justified the action of the police, saying, “Police personnel are also human beings. They are neither ‘God’ (Bhagwan) nor Magician and also not having the magic powers like ‘Alladdin ka Chirag’ which was able to fulfil any wish only by rubbing a finger.”&nbsp;The tribunal added that the police did not have enough time to make the proper arrangements. "Due to lack of time on 4 June 2025, the police could not make the proper arrangements. Enough time was not provided to the police," the tribunal said while hearing the petition of a Bengaluru police officer who opposed his suspension.&nbsp;The order further said that large numbers of members of the public were around during the evening of June 3-4, and the police had their hands full managing them. At the same time, another event had been arranged by the state government at Vidhana Soudha, which also taxed the force. It ruled that in order to manage such a crowd and make necessary arrangements, the police need adequate time and advance notice, which was not provided in this case.

RCB title celebration stampede | ‘Not magicians’: Police can’t be blamed for RCB mess, says Tribunal

The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) has noted that, prima facie, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) cricket team is to be held liable for the huge crowd that had gathered in Bengaluru on June 4, which resulted in a stampede that killed 11 people and injured several. The tribunal, in its observations, said, "Therefore, prima facie it appears that the RCB is responsible for the gathering of about three to five lakh people. The RCB did not take the appropriate permission or consent from the Police. Suddenly, they posted on social media platforms and as a result of aforesaid information the public were gathered.” The tribunal condemned the RCB's eleventh-hour announcement of the celebration as a "nuisance". "“Suddenly, the RCB created the aforesaid type of nuisance without any prior permission. It cannot be expected from the Police that within a short time of about 12 hours the police will make all arrangements required in the Police Act or in the other rules, etc,” the tribunal said in the order. The IPL franchise, a day after their first-ever IPL win, tweeted on social media regarding a victory parade celebrations on June 4. The tribunal also justified the action of the police, saying, “Police personnel are also human beings. They are neither ‘God’ (Bhagwan) nor Magician and also not having the magic powers like ‘Alladdin ka Chirag’ which was able to fulfil any wish only by rubbing a finger.” The tribunal added that the police did not have enough time to make the proper arrangements. "Due to lack of time on 4 June 2025, the police could not make the proper arrangements. Enough time was not provided to the police," the tribunal said while hearing the petition of a Bengaluru police officer who opposed his suspension. The order further said that large numbers of members of the public were around during the evening of June 3-4, and the police had their hands full managing them. At the same time, another event had been arranged by the state government at Vidhana Soudha, which also taxed the force. It ruled that in order to manage such a crowd and make necessary arrangements, the police need adequate time and advance notice, which was not provided in this case.

The tribunal said that the police were not given enough time to make the necessary preparations

Just ahead of the Neeraj Chopra Classic, two-time World Championship gold-medallist javelin thrower Anderson Peters on Tuesday (July 1) pulled out citing ankle injury, dealing another blow to the showpiece event. The 27-year-old Grenada star, who took the bronze medal behind Neeraj at the Paris Olympics last year, has been replaced by Poland's Cyprian Mrzygłód in the event schedule for Saturday (July 6). Mrzygłód is a 2019 European U23 champion and his best throw of 84.97 metres came during the event.&nbsp;“Anderson Peters has been ruled out of the Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025 due to an ankle injury sustained during his last competition,” the organisers said. The current lineup at the Neeraj Chopra Classic now includes only two big international names: Kenya's Julius Yego and Rio 2016 Olympic gold medallist Thomas Rohler from Germany.&nbsp;Earlier, the Neeraj Chopra Classic javelin throw event was rescheduled to take place on July 6 in Bengaluru. The tournament, which was earlier scheduled to take place on May 24, was postponed due to India-Pakistan conflict. The marquee tournament, India's first international javelin throw event, will include 12 athletes including seven from all around the world. The venue of the event, which has been granted category A status by World Athletics, is Kanteevera stadium in Bengaluru. The five Indian athletes including Neeraj Chopra are: Kishore Jena, Sachin Yadav, Rohit Yadav and Sahil Silwal. The seven foreign contestants are: two-time world champion Anderson Peters (PB: 93.07m) of Grenada, 2016 Olympics gold winner Thomas Rohler (PB: 93.90m) of Germany, 2015 world champion Julius Yego (92.72m) of Kenya, American Curtis Thompson (PB: 87.76m), Asian Games bronze medallist Genki Dean (PB: 84.28m) of Japan, Rumesh Pathirage (PB: 85.45m) of Sri Lanka, Luiz Mauricio da Silva (PB: 86.34m) of Brazil. The tournament is approved by Athletics Federation of India (AFI) and has been organized by Neeraj Chopra in association with JSW Sports.

Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025: Two-time World Championship gold-medallist Anderson Peters pulls out from the tournament

Just ahead of the Neeraj Chopra Classic, two-time World Championship gold-medallist javelin thrower Anderson Peters on Tuesday (July 1) pulled out citing ankle injury, dealing another blow to the showpiece event. The 27-year-old Grenada star, who took the bronze medal behind Neeraj at the Paris Olympics last year, has been replaced by Poland's Cyprian Mrzygłód in the event schedule for Saturday (July 6). Mrzygłód is a 2019 European U23 champion and his best throw of 84.97 metres came during the event. “Anderson Peters has been ruled out of the Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025 due to an ankle injury sustained during his last competition,” the organisers said. The current lineup at the Neeraj Chopra Classic now includes only two big international names: Kenya's Julius Yego and Rio 2016 Olympic gold medallist Thomas Rohler from Germany. Earlier, the Neeraj Chopra Classic javelin throw event was rescheduled to take place on July 6 in Bengaluru. The tournament, which was earlier scheduled to take place on May 24, was postponed due to India-Pakistan conflict. The marquee tournament, India's first international javelin throw event, will include 12 athletes including seven from all around the world. The venue of the event, which has been granted category A status by World Athletics, is Kanteevera stadium in Bengaluru. The five Indian athletes including Neeraj Chopra are: Kishore Jena, Sachin Yadav, Rohit Yadav and Sahil Silwal. The seven foreign contestants are: two-time world champion Anderson Peters (PB: 93.07m) of Grenada, 2016 Olympics gold winner Thomas Rohler (PB: 93.90m) of Germany, 2015 world champion Julius Yego (92.72m) of Kenya, American Curtis Thompson (PB: 87.76m), Asian Games bronze medallist Genki Dean (PB: 84.28m) of Japan, Rumesh Pathirage (PB: 85.45m) of Sri Lanka, Luiz Mauricio da Silva (PB: 86.34m) of Brazil. The tournament is approved by Athletics Federation of India (AFI) and has been organized by Neeraj Chopra in association with JSW Sports.

Poland’s Cyprian Mrzyglód has been named as Anderson Peters' replacement in final lineup of the Neeraj Chopra Classic

Team India, under the captaincy of Shubman Gill will once again face Ben Stokes-led England in the second Test of the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series. The match will take place at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Wednesday (July 2). In the first Test match, England beat India by five wickets in an exciting high scoring game in which four Indian batters together hit five centuries. It will be interesting to see how Team India will bounce back after losing the first Test match.&nbsp;Match and Live streaming details&nbsp;<ul><li>When and where will India vs England 2nd Test match take place? &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</li></ul>The second Test match between India and England will be played at Edgbaston in Birmingham from July 2, the match will start at 3:30 PM IST.&nbsp;<ul><li>When will toss take place in India vs England 2nd Test match? &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul>The toss for the India vs England 2nd Test match has been scheduled for 3:00 PM IST.&nbsp;<ul><li>Where to watch India vs England 2nd Test live streaming in India? &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</li></ul>The India vs England 2nd Test will be streamed live on the JioHotstar app and website.&nbsp;<ul><li>Where to watch India vs England 2nd Test live telecast in India? &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</li></ul>The India vs England 2nd Test will be live telecast on the Sony Sports Network.&nbsp;Pitch ReportThe Edgbaston pitch usually helps fast bowlers early in the match, especially if the weather is cloudy but by the second and third day the pitch becomes better for batting.&nbsp;Also Check - From Virat Kohli to Smriti Mandhana: 6 Indian players to hit a century in all three format&nbsp;Predicted Playing XIs&nbsp;India: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill (captain), Karun Nair, Rishabh Pant (vice-captain &amp; wicketkeeper), Ravindra Jadeja, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna.&nbsp;England (confirmed XI): Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (captain), Jamie Smith, Chris Woakes, Brydon Carse, Josh Tongue and Shoaib Bashir.

In the first Test match, England beat India by five wickets in an exciting high scoring game in which four Indian batters together hit five centuries. It will be interesting to see how team India will bounce back after losing the first Test match.

Team India, under the captaincy of Shubman Gill will once again face Ben Stokes-led England in the second Test of the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series. The match will take place at Edgbaston in Birmingham on Wednesday (July 2). In the first Test match, England beat India by five wickets in an exciting high scoring game in which four Indian batters together hit five centuries. It will be interesting to see how Team India will bounce back after losing the first Test match. Match and Live streaming details When and where will India vs England 2nd Test match take place? The second Test match between India and England will be played at Edgbaston in Birmingham from July 2, the match will start at 3:30 PM IST. When will toss take place in India vs England 2nd Test match? The toss for the India vs England 2nd Test match has been scheduled for 3:00 PM IST. Where to watch India vs England 2nd Test live streaming in India? The India vs England 2nd Test will be streamed live on the JioHotstar app and website. Where to watch India vs England 2nd Test live telecast in India? The India vs England 2nd Test will be live telecast on the Sony Sports Network. Pitch Report The Edgbaston pitch usually helps fast bowlers early in the match, especially if the weather is cloudy but by the second and third day the pitch becomes better for batting. Also Check - From Virat Kohli to Smriti Mandhana: 6 Indian players to hit a century in all three format Predicted Playing XIs India: Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Sai Sudharsan, Shubman Gill (captain), Karun Nair, Rishabh Pant (vice-captain & wicketkeeper), Ravindra Jadeja, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna. England (confirmed XI): Ben Duckett, Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (captain), Jamie Smith, Chris Woakes, Brydon Carse, Josh Tongue and Shoaib Bashir.

In the first Test match, England beat India by five wickets in an exciting high scoring game in which four Indian batters together hit five centuries. It will be interesting to see how team India will bounce back after losing the first Test match.

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