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‘Everyone loves Carlitos’: Alcaraz wins hearts, Sinner plays second fiddle

Carlos Alcaraz captivated the Roland Garros crowd with his electric play and gregarious personality, contrasting sharply with Jannik Sinner’s quieter, steely demeanor. Despite limited support outside his box, Sinner’s resilience pushed Alcaraz to a grueling five-set final. Alcaraz’s daring style and crowd-pleasing moments are drawing comparisons to Nadal and Federer, solidifying his rising popularity, even though Sinner showed great sportsmanship.
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‘Unbelievable’: Bethell explains learnings from Virat Kohli in RCB camp

Jacob Bethell, the young English cricketer, experienced a significant achievement as Royal Challengers Bengaluru secured their first IPL title. Despite missing the playoffs, Bethell made valuable contributions during the league stage, including a notable partnership with Virat Kohli. His interactions with Kohli proved invaluable, providing him with insights into Kohli’s approach to batting and chasing targets in T20 games.
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Brazil qualify for next year’s FIFA World Cup; Ancelotti picks first win

Brazil clinched their spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a narrow 1-0 victory against Paraguay, marking Carlo Ancelotti’s debut win. Vinicius Jr.’s goal just before halftime secured the win, propelling Brazil to third place in the South American standings. Paraguay, despite the loss, remains in contention for qualification, needing only a point to secure their place.
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WTC Final: ‘There is an opportunity there’ – SA target Australia’s weakness

South Africa aim to exploit Australia’s unfamiliar opening pair of Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne in the World Test Championship Final at Lord’s. Captain Temba Bavuma believes the swinging conditions will favour their bowlers, especially Kagiso Rabada, who is in top form. South Africa hope early wickets will put pressure on Australia’s batting lineup in the high-stakes clash.
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3rd T20I: Ben Duckett blasts England to series sweep over West Indies

England dominated West Indies with a 37-run victory, completing a 3-0 T20I series sweep in Southampton. Ben Duckett’s explosive 84 and Jamie Smith’s quickfire 60 powered England to 248/3, their joint-highest T20I score at home. Despite Rovman Powell’s valiant 79*, West Indies fell short at 211/8, with Luke Wood’s 3-31 leading England’s disciplined bowling attack.
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