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Eight-time Olympic champions India clinched a second consecutive bronze medal at Paris Olympics 2024 on Thursday after beating Spain 2-1 in the play-off match.

Spain came from behind on Friday to beat France 5-3 in the men's football final at the Paris Olympics 2024.

World number two Djokovic, who has won a record 24 Grand Slam singles crowns, was last year's champion at Cincinnati.

PR Sreejesh, Harmanpreet Singh, Manpreet Singh, Hardik Singh, Gurjant Singh, Mandeep Singh, Amit Rohidas, Lalit Upadhyay, Sumit, Shamsher Singh and Vivek Sagar Prasad claimed their second Olympic medal with their 2-1win over Spain on Thursday.

Ahead of his final hurrah, Sreejesh described his international career as ‘nothing short of extraordinary’ and expressed his gratitude to the countrymen for believing in him.

Vandersay played his lone Test match in June 2022 against Australia, and his return to the longer format set-up comes on the back of picking 6-33 against India in the second ODI on August 4.

Djokovic has long enjoyed the status of a living legend in Serbia, where the Belgrade native and winner of 24 Grand Slam titles ran a tennis academy for years and frequently attends sporting events and meets with officials.

Things certainly got a bit heated between Mohammed Siraj and Kusal Mendis during the first innings of the third ODI in Colombo.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India shared a heartwarming video capturing the moment when Parag was handed his first ODI cap as the youngster delivered a touching dressing room speech.

The Harmanpreet Singh-led side showcased its fighting spirit so far in the tournament but the Germans managed to seek revenge for their loss in Tokyo 2021.

Barcelona's Fermin Lopez equalised midway through the second period and then set up Sevilla right-back Sanchez to fire in the winner.

The PCB has indicated that the PSL could be held between April 10 and May 25 next year.

Argentine superstar Messi did not play for Miami because he remains out after suffering a right ankle ligament injury in his nation's Copa America final win over Colombia last month.

Sundar picked up one wicket for 46 runs in nine overs for India against Sri Lanka in the first ODI of the ongoing three-match series on Friday.

The match against the West Indies was a special occasion for Atherton, who was playing the milestone game at his home ground at the Old Trafford. Stewart was up against the same opponents he faced in his debut Test in 1990.

PR Sreejesh, who is playing his fourth and last Olympics, had already announced that he will retire after the Paris Games.