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Serena Williams announced her withdrawal from the Wimbledon doubles event, citing insufficient recovery of her knee despite her efforts to prepare for the competition. She shared this disappointing news with her fans.

Serena Williams has withdrawn from her doubles match with her sister Venus at Wimbledon due to a right knee injury. The 44-year-old athlete sustained the injury during her singles match earlier in the week, where she lost in three sets. Williams expressed her disappointment about having to withdraw, stating that returning to competition has been a gift.

The Springboks are likely to make changes to their squad following another injury concern, which adds to an already lengthy list of injured players. This situation raises worries about the team's readiness for upcoming matches, according to The South African.

Egypt's captain Mohamed Salah has been named to start in the last-32 World Cup match against Australia in Texas, following a recent hamstring issue. This marks his return to the lineup after dealing with the injury.

Qatar's Madibo has been banned for five games following a tackle that resulted in a broken leg for Canada's Kone during a Group B match. The incident has raised concerns regarding player safety in the sport.

During a protest in Durban, a truck driver sustained injuries when demonstrators threw bricks. The police and security companies are actively engaged in managing the situation involving both 'labour inspectors' and protesters, according to TimesLIVE.

Senegal's goalkeeper Edouard Mendy will miss the World Cup match against Iraq due to a ligament injury, as reported by media sources. The 34-year-old player is unable to participate in the upcoming clash due to this health issue.