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Tennis

Emma Raducanu battled through personal heartbreak to win her Eastbourne Open opener, but emotional scenes and injury concerns raise fresh doubts ahead of Wimbledon.

Emma Raducanu revealed she received "pretty bad news" before the match, leading to a tearful emotional release after her comeback win.

Ongoing back issues continue to threaten her form and fitness ahead of Wimbledon 2025.

Emma Raducanu dealt with "pretty bad news," leaving her Wimbledon 2025 plans in jeopardy

Emma Raducanu

Wimbledon’s bold pre-tournament decision, once questioned by many, has now proven to be a smart strategic move as the championship unfolds.

Wimbledon’s wildcard strategy has been vindicated as results back the organizers' judgment.

Former player CoCo Vandeweghe supports the decision, citing surface-specific performance as key.

Wimbledon’s bold call pays off as controversial move silences doubters

Wimbledon 2025

Football

Lionel Messi opens up about a surprising rivalry during his Barcelona days, revealing the intense dislike his teammates had for a Premier League side—surpassing even their historic El Clásico tension.

Lionel Messi says some Barcelona players “hated” a Premier League club more than Real Madrid.

The rivalry was so fierce that Messi compared it to Boca vs River and Brazil vs Argentina.

Not Real Madrid, Lionel Messi reveals Premier League club that Barcelona disliked the most: "Never thought I'd see something worse"

Lionel Messi

As John Cena nears the end of his legendary WWE career, he opens up about the entrances that left a lasting impact on him throughout his WrestleMania journey.

John Cena shares emotional and personal reflections on his most memorable WrestleMania entrances.

The WWE icon explains how his early experiences influenced his approach to show-stealing entrances.

Currently on his retirement tour, John Cena reveals WWE entrances that stood out for him

John Cena

Paul Heyman is undergoing a major character shift following his alliance with Seth Rollins, signaling the end of his previous persona and the rise of a new identity in WWE's evolving storyline landscape.

WWE has filed a new trademark tied to Heyman’s fresh character direction after his WrestleMania 41 betrayal.

Heyman is mentoring a rising faction alongside Seth Rollins, with potential NXT additions in the pipeline.

Paul Heyman poised for major gimmick makeover after aligning with Seth Rollins

Paul Heyman and Seth Rollins

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Otago Volts

Andrew Thomas Edward Hazeldine

Benjamin Nicholas John Lockrose

BV Kneebone

Dale Nathan Phillips

Dean Foxcroft

Glenn Dominic Phillips

Hunter Robert William Kindley

Jacob Mark Cumming

Jacob Andrew Duffy

Jacob Michael Gibson

Jamal Tana Todd

Jarrod Douglas McKay

Leo James Carter

Llewellyn Cullen Johnson

Luke Ian Georgeson

Matthew Boyce Bacon

Max Wilkie Chu

Thomas O'Connor

Thorn Kiwa Parkes

Toby Hart

Travis Muller

Zac Alan James Cumming

Coach

Cape Cobras

Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad

117* by Neil Broom v Perth Scorchers on September 25, 2013 - r

Neil Broom

108* by Brendon McCullum v Auckland Aces on January 15, 2010 - w

Brendon McCullum

106 by Hamish Rutherford v Central Stags on December 21, 2016 - r

Hamish Rutherford

6/28 by Ian Butler v Auckland Aces on January 15, 2010 - w

Ian Butler

5/11 by Dean Foxcroft v Auckland Aces on December 29, 2022 - r

5/14 by Nathan Smith v Northern Districts on December 16, 2019 - r

Nathan Smith

117* by Neil Broom v Perth Scorchers on September 25, 2013 - Otago Volts beat Perth Scorchers by 62 runs

3/22 by James Neesham v Rajasthan Royals on October 1, 2013 - Rajasthan Royals beat Otago Volts by 4 wickets

James Neesham

Brendon  McCullum

Craig  Cumming

Matthew Bacon

Max Chu

DP World Lions

Perth Scorchers

Rajasthan Royals

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

Derek de Boorder - (105 runs for Otago Volts)

Derek de Boorder

Ryan ten Doeschate - (101 runs for Otago Volts)

Ryan ten Doeschate

Neil Wagner - (5 wickets for Otago Volts)

Neil Wagner

James Neesham - (3 wickets for Otago Volts)

India - M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru

India - Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

India - Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad

Canterbury

Hagley Oval, Christchurch

6/28 by Ian Butler v Auckland Aces on January 15, 2010 - Otago beat Auckland by 5 Wickets

Hamish  Rutherford

Jacob  Duffy

Derek  de Boorder

Nathan  McCullum

Dean  Foxcroft

Ryan  ten Doeschate

Rob  Nicol

Luke  Georgeson

Max  Chu

Sam  Wells

Gareth  Hopkins

Auckland Aces

Central Stags

Faisalabad Wolves

Kandurata Maroons

Northern Districts

Sunrisers Hyderabad

Wellington Firebirds

Hamish Rutherford - (2758 runs for Otago Volts)

Aaron Redmond - (1298 runs for Otago Volts)

Aaron Redmond

Jacob Duffy - (107 wickets for Otago Volts)

Jacob Duffy

Neil Wagner - (67 wickets for Otago Volts)

Nathan McCullum - (63 wickets for Otago Volts)

Nathan McCullum

New Zealand - Cello Basin Reserve, Wellington

New Zealand - Eden Park, Auckland

New Zealand - John Davies Oval, Queenstown

New Zealand - McLean Park, Napier

New Zealand - Pukekura Park, New Plymouth

India - I.S. Bindra Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali

New Zealand - Seddon Park, Hamilton

New Zealand - Sky Stadium, Wellington

New Zealand - University of Otago Oval, Dunedin

New Zealand - Aorangi Oval, Timaru

New Zealand - Centennial Park, Oamaru

New Zealand - Kennards Hire Community Oval, Auckland

New Zealand - Fitzherbert Park, Palmerston North

New Zealand - Hagley Oval, Christchurch

New Zealand - Colin Maiden Park, Auckland

New Zealand - Village Green, Queen Elizabeth II Park, Christchurch

New Zealand - Molyneux Park, Alexandra

New Zealand - Queen's Park, Invercargill

New Zealand - Blake Park, Mount Maunganui

New Zealand - Saxton Oval, Nelson

New Zealand - Yarrow Stadium, New Plymouth

New Zealand - Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui

South Dunedin Recreation Ground, Dunedin

England

Carisbrook, Dunedin

170 by Brendon McCullum v Auckland Aces on March 2, 2008 - w

164 by Neil Broom v Canterbury on December 31, 2009 - r

155 by Hamish Rutherford v Central Stags on January 26, 2020 - r

7/35 by Michael Rae v Auckland Aces on December 6, 2020 - r

Michael Rae

7/49 by Evan Marshall v Auckland Aces on January 17, 1994 - r

Evan Marshall

6/35 by Jacob Duffy v Canterbury on November 18, 2018 - w

170 by Brendon McCullum v Auckland Aces on March 2, 2008 - Otago beat Auckland by 7 Wickets

7/35 by Michael Rae v Auckland Aces on December 6, 2020 - Auckland beat Otago by 133 runs

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