London: Who will win the final of Wimbledon (Wimbledon 2026)? Shubman Gill picks Janic Ciner as a possible contender to win the men’s Wimbledon title. The Italian tennis star defeated Novak Djokovic in the semi-finals to secure a place in the final. Sinar took the win in three sets. Shubman was in the gallery to watch that match.

Alexander Zverev defeated Britain’s Arthur Ferry in the other semi-final. Shubman Gill, captain of the ODI and Test formats of the Indian cricket team, watched that match sitting in the gallery. In an interview given to Jio Hotstar, Gill said, ‘I will support Sinar in the final. He is a great player. A great performer on the court. That champion will be in the final.

The Italian tennis star won the match 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in Cena’s one-set victory over Joker in the semis. Gill says, ‘I am personally a fan of Roger Federer. I watched his game since childhood. Everyone used to say how easily Roger played tennis. But as I play my cricket, I realize now that nothing is easy. Works hard and diligently. People also say that I play cricket effortlessly. But I know how much hard work is behind it. That’s why I respect Roger so much.’

What does England captain Harry Kane say before the Norway match?
England vs Norway in the World Cup quarter finals today. Harry Kane scored six goals in the current World Cup. There, Haaland is joint second in the race for the ‘Golden Boot’ with seven goals. Both have the potential to be top scorers. But Ken said he is more interested in winning the World Cup than winning the Golden Boot by scoring the most goals. “My main goal is to win the World Cup with England, not to win the Golden Boot. But I also know that I am a goalscorer. So if I score, it will help the team,” claimed the 32-year-old English superstar. Ken didn’t even bother to praise Haaland before the game. According to him, ‘Arling is amazing. Physically and much like a machine. and monster His finishing is top notch which is reflected in his goal tally. I respect him as a player and professional. Hopefully he will stay calm tomorrow, but what he has performed in recent times is what defines him. He is a fast footballer.’