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Con un largo listado de batallas a las espaldas ya, la veterana Karolina Muchova inhala y exhala en la silla, con la cabeza gacha y los codos apoyados sobre las piernas; sabe que la cosa se ha puesto ya demasiado fea y que, sencillamente, su tenis no le alcanzará para desarmar a una joven que golpea la pelota sin compasión, decidida y erguida después de haberse llevado el susto. Ninguna ha podido frenarla. Se trata de Noskova, la tenista que sube ahora a los altares y enseña la cabeza en Wimbledon. No es mal lugar para hacerlo, desde luego. Su rival se ha rebelado cuando tenía el agua al cuello, pero no habrá giro. Elogiable el arrebato, pero insuficiente. Llega tarde: 6-2, 5-7 y 6-3, tras 2h 28m. La campeona tiene 21 años y se presenta: yo, Linda.

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England's batting woes continued as they lost three wickets for just 38 runs on day two of the first women's Test against India at Lord's. India's bowlers proved more accurate than England's seamers, consistently troubling the batters with precise line and length.

Captain Knight became a key victim, dismissed by a delivery that 'moved up the hill' despite her review attempt. With Alice Capsey joining Sciver-Brunt at the crease, England faces a challenging rebuild as India looks to capitalize on their commanding position.

England bounced back impressively with an 11-try victory over Fiji in their Nations Championship match held in Liverpool. The team displayed a strong start with a 'zero nonsense' approach, setting up a caterpillar ruck that led to a box-kick to touch.

Meanwhile, Fiji struggled with their lineout play, with Tagitagivalu spilling a simple tap off the top, resulting in a penalty against Mawi. Caleb Muntz attempted to chip through into England territory as Fiji sought to find a foothold in the match.