Alexandre Cassin of France secured a 13-11, 11-7, 11-9 victory over Jon Persson of Sweden in the men's singles round of 48 match in the WTT Star Contender at the Lusail Sports Arena. 

 The mixed doubles competition saw Dang Qiu and Nina Mittelham of Germany knock out Hong Kong's

Italy's Paolo Monna, Luca Tesconi and Alessio Torracch won the 10m air pistol men's team gold 17-9 against Latvia's Gvido Cvetkovs, Lauris Strautmanis and Emils Vasermanis at the European Shooting Championship in Hamar in Norway.

Paul Froehlich, David Probst and Robin Walter of team Germany secured bronze by beating Turkey 17-9.

Germany men’s and women’s hockey teams won their respective International Hockey Federation (FIH) Pro

Germany women’s hockey team registered a 2-0 win over the United States.While the hosts dominated the

called into action on multiple occasions as the game was scoreless at half time.In the 35th minute, Germany

Granitzki to make it 1-0.Hear what Gonzalo Peillat had to say about his performance in his debut for Germany

moments of the third quarter, Sonja Zimmermann’s low penalty corner was enough to secure victory for Germany

despite a sloppy fourth quarter.Among men, Germany edged past Spain 2-1.Gonzalo Peillat, who was playing

Italian Elena Micheli and Christopher Patte of France took the women's and men's gold medals on the first International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM) World Cup leg of the season in Cairo.

Natalia Dominiak of Poland finished fifth, aided by a win in riding.Sixth-placed Rebecca Langrehr of Germany

European Shooting Confederation (ESC) President Alexander Ratner has appeared at the 10 metres European Shooting Championship in Hamar, despite the organisers saying he was "not welcome" to come to Norway.

I have been living in Germany for more than 30 years."

Lisin is not here, and I do not think he will come either," added Larsen.Israel and Germany won mixed

Chiara Leone and Jan Lochbihler of Switzerland winning the other bronze.Sandra Reitz and Robin Walter of Germany

Defending champions Switzerland will go into the playoff phase of the World Women’s Curling Championship unbeaten after two more wins on the final day of the round-robin sessions in Prince George in Canada.

The Swiss beat a depleted Japan team 11-3 in the morning before taking down Germany 7-6 to complete a

losses.Canada and Sweden finished third and fourth, respectively, with the same win to loss ratio.Canada beat Germany

losses.Following their DNF, Japan ended the tournament in seventh with six wins and six losses.Norway and Germany

Poland’s Iga Świątek is set to become the women’s world number one after cruising through to the third round of the Miami Open where more top seeds fell today.

Kokkinakis who stunned Argentina’s 13th seed Diego Schwartzman 4-6, 7-6, 6-4.Second seed Alexander Zverev of Germany

Serbian Teodora Vukojevic won the gold medal in the women’s 10m air rifle final at the European Shooting Championship in Hamar in Norway.

36 and Slyvia Steiner of Austria won bronze by shooting 30.5 in the final.Among men, Robin Walter of Germany

France has won the biathlon 4x7.5 kilometres mixed relay on the final day of competition here at the Winter European Youth Olympic Festival.

54.6 off the pace in fourth, while three penalties on the first lap proved costly for Linus Kesper of Germany

Sweden's Sven Thorgren and Japan's Kokomo Murase finished first in qualifying at the International Ski Federation Snowboard Slopestyle World Cup in Silvaplana.

2022His title hopes was aided by the absence of the second-best overall rider Leon Vockensperger of Germany

Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka and Estonian Anett Kontaveit suffered early exits at the Miami Open as a series of seeds were defeated in the second round of the women’s singles.

Other seeds to fall were Slovenian Tamara Zidanšek, Spain’s Sara Sorribes Tormo, Angelique Kerber of Germany

Switzerland’s Marcel Hug broke the men’s T54 5,000 metres wheelchair world record for the second time this month, as the World Para Athletics Grand Prix concluded in Dubai.

12.92, with compatriot Karen Palomeque Moreno taking the T37/44/63 title in 13.34.Nicole Nicoleitzik of Germany

Italy’s Elena Micheli and Egypt’s Amira Kandil led their semi-final heats at the International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM) World Cup in Cairo.

UIPM/Nuno GonçalvesShe ended the day with 1,077 points, one clear of second placed Rebecca Langrehr of Germany

Silvana Tirinzoni's Switzerland registered their eighth win at the World Women's Curling Championship in Prince George, meaning they can qualify for the knockout stages tomorrow if results go their way.

and her Italian team 9-7, meaning their winless streak extended to eight matches.Daniela Jentsch's Germany

Japan’s four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka kept her emotions in check as she coolly dispatched Australia’s Astra Sharma in straight sets in the women’s singles opening round of the Miami Open.

Association 1000 win and set up a meeting against a fellow former world number one in Angelique Kerber of Germany