Antonelli wins again, India beat Pakistan and Arsenal make statement: Winners and losers from the weekend in sport
Dubai: Another weekend of sport has passed and like always there is a lot to talk about! From huge wins and massive losses, we’ve got you covered. Take a look at Gulf News’ winners and losers, as we pick out the standout stars, teams and biggest talking points from all the action. Winners India Women Cricket: India produced a stunning statement victory in the DP World Women’s T20 Asia Cup in…
India Women Cricket emerged victorious in the DP World Women’s T20 Asia Cup, astonishing Pakistan with their spin attack's prowess. India chased their target comfortably, finishing 68 balls ahead of schedule. Kimi Antonelli orchestrated a remarkable comeback at home, securing his first victory at Monza. The Italian Grand Prix saw Antonelli recover from 19th on the grid to claim the win, becoming the first Italian to do so since 1966.
Arsenal made a bold statement in the Premier League title race, rallying from a fringe position to defeat Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates. The Gunners' Morgan Rogers put them ahead within the first minute, with Kai Havertz adding a second goal, while Martin Odegaard sealed the win after halftime. Carlos Alcaraz continued his US Open title defense with a dominant performance, out-pacing Tommy Paul 6-4, 6-3, 6-4.
Alcaraz advanced to the quarter-finals, ready to face off against home favorite Ben Shelton. Pakistan Women Cricket suffered a significant setback, losing seven wickets to India in the T20 Asia Cup. Pakistan's batting collapsed to just 55, their lowest-ever T20I total, while India chased down the target in nine overs. Charles Leclerc's Italian Grand Prix ended in disaster, as the driver crashed out on the second lap due to a sudden throttle snap, resulting in a red flag and a disappointing day for Ferrari.
Alex Eala's US Open journey ended with a heartbreaking loss to Iva Jovic in a three-set match, despite Eala's impressive comeback after losing the first set.
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