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  1. De Minaur retires in Beijing final

    Alex de Minaur hands victory to Novak Djokovic after retiring during their final.

  2. Demon was taking it up to Djokovic in the Beijing final. Suddenly, it was over

    Alex de Minaur was going blow-for-blow with tennis legend Novak Djokovic before an abrupt ending to what had been an absorbing China Open final.

  3. De Minaur injury fears after Beijing final heartbreak

    Australian Alex de Minaur has been shattered by his China Open final injury retirement against Novak Djokovic that leaves a huge question mark over his season.

  4. Green to miss first Test, may not bowl in SA series

    Cameron Green has failed to overcome an abdominal injury in time for the first Test against South Africa in Durban, leaving Nic Maddinson closer to a return.

  5. Cameron Green out of Durban Test, Connolly and Maddinson in duel for spot

    Australian selectors will have a choice between Cooper Connolly’s youth or Nic Maddinson’s experience as Green’s replacement.

  6. Gillingham boss reveals plans for Chatham cup clash

    Gillingham will turn to their best young players for their midweek Kent Senior Cup game at Chatham.

  7. India, Qatar among seven bidders for 2036 Olympics

    India and Qatar are confirmed contenders to host the 2036 Olympic Games.

  8. Gauff: 'insane' wave of racist abuse at China Open

    Coco Gauff says she received an "insane" amount of racist comments on social media following a controversial point in her China Open match against Sun Xinran.

  9. Alcaraz back, Sinner's 2026 over ... and Zverev is tops

    Carlos Alcaraz has won a first title since February, Jannik Sinner has ended his year with injury -- and Alexander Zverev will be the new No.1 of men's tennis.

  10. ‘It’s definitely a tactic we will keep going with’

    Coach Adam Hollioake reckons Kent have found a formula they can stick with in terms of preparing home surfaces as they return to top-flight cricket.