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Netflix Secures Exclusive Rights in Spain and Andorra to the FIFA World Cup 2030™

Netflix has secured the exclusive rights in Spain and Andorra to the FIFA World Cup 2030™, bringing all 104 matches of the world's biggest football tournament live to Netflix. - - The FIFA World Cup 2030™ will mark the 100th anniversary of the tournament, with defending World Cup champion Spain serving as one of the tournament's three host countries alongside Morocco and Portugal. Centenary celebration matches will also take place in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. - - Netflix plans ful... Read the full story at https://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=362794
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Atal's Century and Qais's Heroics Secure Draw for Afghanistan Against Bangladesh

In a gripping Test match, Afghanistan managed to draw against Bangladesh thanks to Sediqullah Atal's remarkable century and Qais Ahmad's last-ball six. Atal's 111 runs and Qais's unbeaten 49 were crucial in helping the team withstand Bangladesh's bowling attack. Despite several opportunities for Bangladesh to claim victory, Afghanistan's lower order held firm, leading to a tense finish. This match marked a significant moment for Afghanistan cricket, showcasing their resilience and determination.
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Eala exits Wuhan Open singles tilt

Alex Eala’s return to the WTA Tour ended in disappointment as Chinese qualifier Shi Han rallied to beat the Filipina, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, in the first round of the Wuhan Open on Monday night.
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US Open champ Zverev set to claim world No. 1

SHANGHAI, China — Men’s tennis confirmed it will crown a new world No. 1 as Germany’s Alexander Zverev was ensured the year-end honor on Monday after Carlos Alcaraz lost his third-round match in Shanghai. The career-first will cap a stellar season for the 29-year-old, the current world No. 2, after he won the French Open in June and the US Open in September. The French Open was his first-ever Grand Slam title. “It’s been a fantastic season for me winning in Paris and New York and knowing that I will finish the year on top of the rankings is just a dream come true,” Zverev said in a statement shared by the ATP Tour website. “So much work and effort have been put into achieving this goal, especially after coming back from the ankle injury,” Zverev added. He suffered a career-threatening ankle injury in his French Open semifinal in 2022. Zverev will be the first German male player to finish his season as top-ranked in the world, and the oldest to lift the trophy, set to be presented in November, for the first time. Germany’s Angelique Kerber and Steffi Graf have both been the year-end No. 1 women’s tennis player. Zverev’s achievement comes in a year where the previous two players to hold the top ranking, Italy’s Jannik Sinner and Spain’s Alcaraz, have skipped months of competition due to injury. Sinner, the current No. 1, has not competed since Wimbledon where he beat Zverev in the final. He announced last week his season was over due to a knee injury. Alcaraz, ranked third, was sidelined for months with a wrist injury from April until the US Open. Zverev, 6-foot-6 (1.98 m), had been destined for the top from a young age, hailing from a tennis family where his mother and father both played the sport to a high level in the former Soviet Union. But he plays in the shadow of domestic violence allegations made by two former partners, which he has strenuously denied. The ATP Tour investigated one claim and found insufficient evidence to punish Zverev. Another led to a 2023 penalty order and fine from a German court which later dropped the case after a settlement was agreed in June of 2024 — hours before he was due to play in the French Open semifinals.
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