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Novak Djokovic claims fourth Shanghai title

Oct 15, 2018


Image source: Reuters

Novak Djokovic continued his superb form by winning the Shanghai Tennis Masters, after beating Croatia's Borna Ćorić.

This is his fourth Shanghai title.

The Serbian has now won 18 consecutive matches since losing at the Rogers Cup in August, and will replace Roger Federer as World No. 2 later today.

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Hockey gold at Youth Olympics

Malaysia has picked up a second gold medal at the Youth Olympic Games in Argentina!

Our men's junior hockey team beat India 4-2 in the five-a-side final.

With the win, the national contingent has surpassed its one gold medal target.

Our overall medals tally stands at two gold medals.

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Koscielny retires from Les Bleus, takes a dig at Didier Deschamps

Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny has announced his retirement from international football, and has criticised France coach Didier Deschamps in the process.

The defender missed the World Cup after suffering an Achilles injury, but says France's victory caused him a lot more psychological damage than his injury.

The 33-year-old says everyone's a friend when you're in good form, but you're forgotten when you're injured.

His last appearance for France was in March, in a 3-1 friendly win over Russia.


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