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Collins stuns world number one Barty in Adelaide
Collins seized on some poor serving from the world number one to claim a convincing 6-3, 6-4 win in just 65 minutes.
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Tiger's legendary golf career in jeopardy after car crash
The 45-year-old American, among the world's most famous athletes for the past quarter-century, underwent surgery for multiple leg injuries following an early morning car crash near Los Angeles.
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Tiger Woods 'recovering' after surgery following roll-over car crash
Woods was driving in a Los Angeles suburb on a road notorious for fatal accidents when his car crashed, rolling several times.
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Beach volleyball players cleared to wear bikinis in Qatar event
The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) clarified the situation, telling AFP the Qatari association had assured them there would be "no restrictions on female players wearing standard uniforms".
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Bayern Munich plot quarterfinal course by routing Lazio
Bayern are now unbeaten in their last 18 Champions League games, with only a 1-1 group stage draw at Atletico Madrid last December denying them a perfect record of wins.
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Giroud overhead kick gives Chelsea edge over Atletico
Giroud's acrobatic strike was initially ruled out for offside but stood after VAR showed Mario Hermoso had got the final touch, delivering a huge blow to Atletico's hopes of reaching the quarterfinals.
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Mosimane reject Miquissone haunts him as Simba upset Ahly
Mosimane made history last September when he became the first sub-Saharan African to coach Ahly since the club was formed in 1907, and the loss to Simba was only his second since taking charge.
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Ireland must 'free themselves' to rescue Six Nations campaign: attack
Ireland head to Rome hoping to avoid losing their first three games for the first time since the 1998 Five Nations - before Italy were added to the championship.
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German beach volleyball duo boycott Qatar over bikini issue
Germany's beach volleyball stars Karla Borger and Julia Sude have said they will boycott a tournament in Qatar next month because it was "the only country" where players were forbidden from wearing bikinis on court.
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Spain looks to Real Madrid and Atletico to halt La Liga decline
If there is a need for perspective - that the speed of the fall is in part due to the heights previously reached - Spain's dominance in Europe has also been receding for some time.
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Decisive battle for India and England at world's biggest stadium
With the four-match series tied at 1-1, both sides need a win in Ahmedabad to be able to keep alive their hopes of reaching the World Test Championship final against New Zealand.
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Crisis, what crisis? Mourinho scrambles for answers to Spurs slump
Sunday's 2-1 defeat at West Ham was Spurs' fifth in their past six Premier League games and they now trail the fourth-placed Hammers by nine points.
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Osaka climbs to second after Australian Open triumph
The Japanese star beat Jennifer Brady of the US in straight sets in the final to lift the trophy in Melbourne for the second time in three years.
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African reality check for Simba as they tackle champions Ahly
Simba SC of Tanzania host title-holders Al Ahly of Egypt Tuesday in a CAF Champions League match that will serve as a reality check for the east African club as they dream of becoming a continental force, while Kaizer Chiefs take on Guinea's Horoya.
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New Zealand beat Australia by 53 runs in first T20
Conway smashed an unbeaten 99 off 59 balls as the Black Caps overcame a shaky start to finish on 184 for five after losing the toss and being put in to bat.
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Beyond the Big Three: Djokovic sets sights on Williams, Court
Not content with challenging Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal for the men's Grand Slams record, Novak Djokovic has Serena Williams and Margaret Court in his sights.
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Solskjaer not giving up hope of catching Man City
City have soared 10 points clear of their local rivals thanks to an 18-game winning streak in all competitions.
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West Ham up to fourth as troubled Spurs crash again
West Ham moved into fourth in the Premier League with a 2-1 win against troubled Tottenham on Sunday.
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Djokovic beats Medvedev to win ninth Australian Open
Djokovic demolished the fourth seed 7-5, 6-2, 6-2 in front of 7,400 fans on Rod Laver Arena to end the Russian's unbeaten run at 20 matches.
