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Pennsylvania Sportswatch Daily Listings

ACCNX La Salle at George Mason — ESPN+ Rhode Island at Saint Joseph's — ESPN+ Wagner at St. Francis (PA) — NEC Front Row La Salle at VCU — ESPN+ Lehigh at Colgate — ESPN+ Lafayette at Loyola Maryland — ESPN+ Bucknell at American — ESPN+ Philadelphia at Detroit — ESPN Deportes, ESPN+, Fubo Sports US Toronto at Pittsburgh — SportsNet Pittsburgh, Fubo Sports US The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive TV listings provided by LiveSportsOnTV.

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Mid-Atlantic Sportswatch Daily Listings

ACCNX Maryland at Michigan — Fubo Sports US La Salle at George Mason — ESPN+ La Salle at VCU — ESPN+ Bucknell at American — ESPN+ Lafayette at Loyola Maryland — ESPN+ The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive TV listings provided by LiveSportsOnTV.

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Emma Raducanu’s stalking incident gives results a different complexion

Recent losses seemed to reflect coaching uncertainty but impact of stalkers sheds new light on difficulties she faces

The season is ruthless and unforgiving, a significant tournament always on the horizon for its subjects. For Emma Raducanu, this means that after one of the most difficult experiences of her career, another encounter with a stalker, she has had little time to digest her emotions before the next big event is upon her.

Last month, while she competed in a series of tournaments across Asia, Raducanu was pursued by a stalker across tournament sites, cities and borders, who attempted strategically to approach her when she was alone. His behaviour culminated in Raducanu spotting him in the stands during her second‑round match against Karolina Muchova in Dubai. Understandably emotional, Raducanu asked for the man to be removed. He was subsequently banned from WTA tournaments and signed an agreement to stay away from her.

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Virat Kohli steers India past Australia and into Champions Trophy final

Many changes of personnel, one simple change of sequence. The World Cup final in 2023 began with Pat Cummins choosing to give Australia’s bowlers the chance to choke India’s batting. A year and a half later, in the Champions Trophy, Steve Smith as injury substitute decided that a very different Australian team should bat first.

Late-career struggles or no, Virat Kohli is one-day cricket’s greatest chaser. And while a miniature tournament semi-final in Dubai is not an equal trade for a World Cup decider in a packed house at home, there will be partial catharsis for this India side beating Australia in a global tournament knockout.

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