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REUTERS SPORTS SCHEDULE AT 7.30 p.m. GMT/2.30 p.m. ET

Driven by having started out in life with “literally nothing”, Novak Djokovic is determined to end up as the man with the most Grand Slam singles titles when he finally hangs up his racket.

ICEHOCKEY-NHL-CAR-VAN/ Williams the difference as Hurricanes top Canucks in shootout

Justin Williams provided the winning marker in a shootout for the second time in his four games since returning to action, lifting the Carolina Hurricanes to a 4-3 victory against the visiting Vancouver Canucks on Sunday afternoon. UPCOMING

SPORTS FIGURESKATING-FOURCONTINENTS/ (PIX)

Four Continents Figure Skating Championships Seoul, South Korea hosts the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships.

4 Feb OLYMPICS-2020/SUMO (TV)

Olympics-Sumo wrestlers give their backing to Tokyo 2020 Games The Japanese Sumo Association and the two top Yokozuna Grand Champion wrestlers hold a news conference to throw their considerable weight behind the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

4 Feb 06:30 ET, 11:30 GMT CRICKET-ODI-ZAF-ENG/ (PIX)

Cricket - South Africa v England - First ODI South Africa host World Cup winners England in the first of three one day internationals at Newlands in Cape Town.

4 Feb 08:00 ET, 13:00 GMT RUGBY-UNION-NATIONS-IRL/

Ireland name team for Six Nations game against Wales 4 Feb 14:30 ET, 19:30 GMT

ODDLY ENOUGH OLYMPICS-2020/CAPYBARA (PIX) (TV)

In hot water: Capybara chill out in hot spring baths Their eyes slide shut as they let the hot water warm their cold bones. They flick their ears in pleasure as the coldness melts away. These are capybara – the largest rodents in the world that are native to South America – having to brave the cold winters of Japan. But the zookeepers have found a way to keep them warm and entertain visitors at the same time – let them sit in hot onsen baths as tourists goggle and take photos of them. Izu Shaboten Zoo is planning an apple onsen bath for the capybara and will also gift sushi roll-shaped vegetables to the rats in celebration of the Japanese Setsubun weekend on February 1st.

4 Feb

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