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Top tennis stars heading back to Shropshire this year

Top tennis stars heading back to Shropshire this year

The Shrewsbury Club has been chosen by the International Tennis Federation and Lawn Tennis Association to stage the prestigious Lexus W100 Shrewsbury event. It means local tennis fans can again look forward to watching leading British and international stars competing on the indoor courts at the Sundorne Road venue between October 13-20. Top seed Viktorija...

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Dubai Tennis Championships: Sorana Cirstea beats Wimbledon champion for ‘biggest comeback’ win

Dubai Tennis Championships: Sorana Cirstea beats Wimbledon champion for ‘biggest comeback’ win

Sorana Cirstea achieved “the biggest comeback” of her career as she reached the Dubai Tennis Championships semi-finals, along with Iga Swiatek. Cirstea was a set and 5-1 down against reigning Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova but recovered to earn a 2-6 7-6 (7-1) 6-2 victory. Swiatek beat Zheng Qinwen 6-3 6-2 but Coco Gauff was knocked...

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Qatar Open: Andy Murray loses to teenager Jakub Mensik in lengthy battle

Qatar Open: Andy Murray loses to teenager Jakub Mensik in lengthy battle

The outcome of the match could have been different had Murray won the first set, as he really should have done. On the first of two set points when leading 6-4 in the tie-break, Murray planted a volley into the net with the court gaping, drawing shrieks from the shocked crowd and leaving the Scot...

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Jodie Burrage falls to top seed Jelena Ostapenko in WTA Linz quarter-final

Jodie Burrage falls to top seed Jelena Ostapenko in WTA Linz quarter-final

Jodie Burrage struggled with an injury as she fell to top seed Jelena Ostapenko in straight sets in Linz. In what had been a positive start for Burrage, with an immediate break of Ostapenko’s serve, an inner-thigh injury sustained in the second game of the match resulted in a 6-1 6-2 defeat. Burrage rapidly lost...

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Tara Moore doping clearance decision to be challenged by Tennis Integrity Agency

Tara Moore doping clearance decision to be challenged by Tennis Integrity Agency

An independent tribunal decided contaminated meat was the source of the prohibited substances detected – and that the player “bore no fault or negligence”. However, the ITIA is appealing against the independent tribunal’s decision about the nandrolone ingested, with that appeal to take place at the Court of Arbitration for Sport at a future date....