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Slumping Eala out of Wuhan Open doubles too

A day after bowing out of the Wuhan Open’s singles’ action, Alex Eala absorbed a straight-sets defeat, this time in doubles, after she and her partner Zeynep Sonmez fell against Dayana Yastremska and Anhelina Kalinina, 2-6, 3-6, Tuesday evening.
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NOW launches new Sky Sports memberships

Sky’s streaming service NOW is giving sports fans more choice eith two new Sky Sports memberships. The new Multi-Sport Membership, starting at £19.99 a month, brings together a range of Sky Sports coverage. The membership includes live coverage of every Formula 1 race weekend, golf majors, men’s and women’s international cricket, year-round tennis, darts, rugby, […]
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Pakistani Cricketers Accused Of Cheating On Their Wives: Who Are They?

Pakistani cricket is frequently in news for on-field drama, several of country’s high-profile stars have repeatedly grabbed headlines for turbulent personal lives off the pitch. From public divorces to sensational televised admissions, stories of marital infidelity and extramarital relationships involving national sporting icons have frequently created major media storms. Over the years, names like Shoaib Malik, Imad Wasim, and Abdul Razzaq have found themselves at the center of fierce public discourse following allegations or open acknowledgments of marital infidelity. Here is a closer look at Pakistani cricketers whose personal affairs became major national talking points. Shoaib Malik Following his divorce from Indian tennis star Sania Mirza in early 2024, reports surfaced regarding his alleged extramarital affair with Pakistani actress Sana Javed. The rumors were further fueled when Malik announced his marriage to Sana Javed shortly after his separation. Imran Khan During his international cricket career, Imran Khan was widely regarded as one of cricket’s most famous playboys. Regularly seen at elite London nightclubs like Annabel's and Tramp, his name was linked with international celebrities, socialites, and public figures. In 1995, Khan married British heiress and journalist Jemima Goldsmith in a high-profile wedding. The union lasted nine years before ending in divorce in 2004. In 2015, Khan married British-Pakistani journalist Reham Khan in a union that lasted only 10 months. Following their divorce, Reham published an explosive memoir in 2018 in which she leveled severe accusations against him: Infidelity Claims: Reham alleged that Khan engaged in extramarital affairs during their marriage and claimed he maintained relationships with multiple women. Overlap with Third Marriage: Reham publicly claimed that Khan had begun an affair with his current wife, Bushra Bibi, while still married to Reham, allegations that Khan's party (PTI) strongly denied. In 2018, Khan married Bushra Bibi (a spiritual advisor/faith healer). The marriage sparked public debate over its timing, with allegations that the couple married before Bushra Bibi's mandatory post-divorce waiting period (iddat) was complete. In 2024, a Pakistani court sentenced both Khan and Bushra Bibi in the iddat case, though the ruling was later overturned on appeal. Imad Wasim Former all-rounder Imad Wasim faced intense public backlash after his ex-wife, Sannia Ashfaq, publicly labeled him a "cheater" and "homewrecker" on social media. The allegations emerged after Wasim announced his second marriage to influencer Nyla Raja, leading to claims that he betrayed his former family. Abdul Razzaq Former Pakistan all-rounder publicly admitted during a television talk show that he engaged in multiple extramarital affairs during his playing career while being married.
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D2 GIRLS TENNIS: Doubles teams begin championship tournaments

Two weeks of postseason tennis tournaments wrap up with the District 2 Doubles Championships. Abington Heights’ team of Amishi Amit-Sammy Rosenstein earned the No. 1 seed in the Class 3A event starting Tuesday at 9 a.m., with matches to the…
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Hong Kong athletics team face make-or-break period after 0 medals at Asian Games

There were many reasons for Hong Kong to celebrate the recent Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. From the most golds won to bringing home a record-breaking number of medals, the city generally fared well at the multi-sport event. Whether it was the 11 golds or the 54 medals from the city’s athletes playing in 14 sports, some sports, notably sailing, were the biggest winners of all, with four golds and 10 medals overall. Fencing, swimming, cycling, karate and squash all won their fair share of medals,...
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Swiggy Joins World Pickleball League as Team Mumbai Owner Ah

Swiggy Ltd (NSE: SWIGGY), India's leading on-demand convenience platform, has officially entered the sports arena as the proud owner of Team Mumbai in the World Pickleball League (WPBL). Co-founded by former Indian tennis players Gaurav Natekar and Arati Ponnappa Natekar, WPBL is India's first franchise-based global pickleball league, with its inaugural season scheduled from January 24 to February 2, 2025. Swiggy becomes the second team owner, following actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu, who owns the…
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