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Sublime Sinner serves up a sustained, ferocious spectacle

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By Rohit Brijnath Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
Jannik Sinner is as supple as a whip and owns a lash of a serve. First game of the Wimbledon final. 15-30. No problem. Ace. He’s a halo-wearing, Grand Slam title-winning miser who gives rivals nothing. In his first five matches, he offers up 20 break point chances across 17 sets, but then out comes his spanner and he tightens his game. Exceptional players are fastidious mechanics.
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At 39, Messi, Djokovic refine an ancient art of finding your best when it matters

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By Rohit Brijnath Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
They were born over 11,000km away from each other on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean in the summer of 1987. We should have known something was up. Eleven days after Novak Djokovic arrived in Belgrade, Serbia, and 22 days before Lionel Messi uttered his first cry in Rosario, Argentina, a film was released whose title fits them perfectly. It was called The Untouchables. That year the first World Solar Challenge car race was held.
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From the India Today archives (1997) | Sourav Ganguly: The birth of an icon

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By Rohit Brijnath Verified
| MSN India Verified
Rohit Brijnath (NOTE: This article was originally published in the India Today issue October 20, 1997) We Bengalis are a depressed people today. Our talent reserve has gone dry and so our demand for icons exceeds that of any other people. —Popular novelist Mani Shankar Mukherjee Don't make a mistake. Don't look at Sourav Ganguly, classic century on debut at Lord's last year, and think he's a talented cricketer. Don't fall into the trap.
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