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GB's Stojsavljevic, 17, claims first WTA Tour win despite short notice

British teenager Mika Stojsavljevic, 17, won her first WTA Tour main-draw match, beating former Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin in a close deciding set. She had only an hour's notice that she would be playing after entering the main draw as a lucky loser. Her win marks another big step in a promising young career.

BBC News London 4 Nov 2026

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New strategy launched to transform Scottish women's football over 10 years

The Scottish FA and Scottish government have launched Project 2035, a 10-year strategy to grow women's and girls' football, backed by £250,000 of government funding this year. The plan aims to increase participation and establish Scotland as a leading nation for women's football by 2035. A taskforce will oversee delivery of its targets, which include doubling registered female players and quadrupling attendances.

BBC News Scotland 4 Nov 2026

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Cricket Writers' Awards for Robinson, Sharma & Bamber

Several cricketers were honoured at the Cricket Writers' Club awards, with fast bowlers Ollie Robinson, Ethan Bamber and Naavya Sharma among the prize winners. Warwickshire's Bamber was named County Championship player of the year after helping the Bears win the title, and Tilly Corteen-Coleman, Kirstie Gordon and Angus Brown also received awards.

BBC Disability Sport 3 Nov 2026

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