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Sport / China
De Minaur retires injured, handing China Open title to Djokovic
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- ABC News De Minaur retires injured, handing China Open title to Djokovic
- Brisbane Times Alex de Minaur books a spot in China Open final after semi-final twist
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| Outlet | Niral Score |
|---|---|
| ABC Newsas they published this story | 88.4 |
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The same event elsewhere
4 outlets from 2 newsrooms reported this story: the one you are reading and the other 3 below.
Brisbane Times
Alex de Minaur books a spot in China Open final after semi-final twist
summary only, not scored
The Age
Alex de Minaur books a spot in China Open final after semi-final twist
summary only, not scored
WAtoday
Alex de Minaur books a spot in China Open final after semi-final twist
summary only, not scored