How Dart revived career with help of Wimbledon champion
Britain's Harriet Dart knows people doubted whether she would ever win a WTA title, but says the belief of her coach Marion Bartoli helped achieve the best week of her career.
Britain's Harriet Dart knows people doubted whether she would ever win a WTA title, but says the belief of her coach Marion Bartoli helped achieve the best week of her career.
A tearful Harriet Dart said it "means the world" to her to qualify for her maiden WTA Tour singles final after battling past to beat China's Sun Xinran at the Guangzhou Open. Harriet Dart is through to her first WTA Tour singles final...
Former Wimbledon champion and Sky Sports analyst Marion Bartoli admits pushing Harriet Dart "beyond her limits" with the Brit winning her first WTA title at the Guangzhou Open in China at the weekend.
Briton beats 18-year-old Austrian Lilli Tagger 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 Dart, a qualifier, was competing in her first WTA final Harriet Dart won her first WTA title after the Briton came from a set down to defeat Lilli Tagger...
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Bushby began his journey at 29, leaving his home, walking to a Royal Air Force base near Oxford and catching a flight to South America. He returned to Hull decades later, grayer and more weathered, after a journey that spanned much of...
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