World’s 24th Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur won the first tournament of her professional career on Sunday in Birmingham (UK), defeating world’s 35th Russian Daria Kasatkina in two sets 7-5, 6-4. Jabeur had qualified for the final, after defeating English Heather Watson (70th) at the semi-final in two sets (6-3, 6-3). Source: TAP News Agency
Tunisia’s basketball team conceded defeat to Czech Republic’s (55-85) at a Hamburg tournament day 3 game played on Sunday. The tournament is a warmup for the Olympics qualifying tournament in Split (Croatia), due June 29-July 4. Tunisia had conceded defeat to Germany (75-102) and Italy (56-82). At the Olympics qualifying tournament in Split, the Carthage Eagles will meet Brazil and […]
(TAP) – World’s 24th Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur qualified on Saturday for the Birmingham Tournament semi-finals, after defeating Russian Anastasia Potapova (world’s 82nd) in 2 sets 6-4, 6-0. Jabeur will take on English Heather Watson (world’s 70th) or Croatian Donna Vekic (54th) in the next round. Source: TAP News Agency
(TAP) – Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur ( world number 24) qualified for the final of the Birmingham tournament (United Kingdom), after beating English Heather Watson (70th), in the semi-finals of the competition by two sets to zero (6-3, 6-3). This is the second match in a row played by Ons Jabeur, seeded No. 2, on Saturday after having eliminated […]
(TAP) – Results of the Tunisian handball championship day-11 play-off, played on Saturday: Sakiet Ezzit CS Sakiet Ezzit – AS Hammamet 31-30 Gorjani: Club Africain – Esperance ST 27-26 Beni Khiar: EBS Beni Khiar – CHB Ksour Essef (Postponed) Mahdia: EM Mahdia – ES Sahel (Postponed) The Tunisian Handball Federation announced last Friday the postponement to June 30 of the […]
(TAP) – Esperance Sportive de Tunis conceded a 0-1 home-defeat to Egypt’s Al Ahly at a CAF Champions’ League first-leg semi-final played on Saturday evening in Rades. The goal was scored by Mohamed Sherif (67′). The second-leg semi-final is scheduled for next Saturday in Cairo. The second semi-final game is pitting now Morocco’s Wydad Casablanca against South Africa’s Kaizer Chiefs. […]
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World's 24th Tunisian tennis player Ons Jabeur won the first tournament of her professional career on Sunday in Birmingham (UK), defeating world's 35th Russian…
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