1) Petra Kvitova wins 2016 WTA Elite Singles Trophy

• Czech Republic’s Petra Kvitova on 6 November 2016 won the 2016 WTA Elite Singles Trophy.
  
• She defeated Ukrainian Elina Svitolina 6-4, 6-2 to grab the title at Zhuhai, China.
• Venus Williams was the defending champion for the title. However, she chose not to participate despite qualifying for the edition.

• British tennis player Andy Murray, 29, became the world`s number one men`s tennis player. He has achieved this position from Novak Djokovic.
  
• It took him 7 years to become number one from number two.
• He was 22-year-old when he first became number two. Andy Murray is the oldest British player to have topped the world ranking.

3) India to host second Twenty20 Blind World Cup

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• India is set to host the second Twenty20 Blind World Cup next year, the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) announced on November 9 in Bangalore.
  
• They also signed Rahul Dravid as the brand ambassador for the tournament that will begin on January 31 in New Delhi.
• India won the inaugural edition of the tournament in 2012 in Bangalore.

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• Mumbai`s Western Railways women`s team on 10 November 2016 won the 33rd Indian Oil Servo Surjit Hockey Tournament.
  
• The team defeated Haryana XI 4-2 in the title clash played at the Olympian Surjit Hockey Stadium in Jalandhar.

5) Former South Africa spinner Robin Peterson announces retirement from cricket

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• Former South Africa and County Championship spin bowler Robin Peterson has announced his retirement from cricket with immediate effect.
  
• He started his international career in Champions Trophy 2002.
  
• Peterson, 37, played 15 Tests, 79 one-day internationals and 21 Twenty20s over 14 years playing for his nation.

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• Australia will host the 2018 Invictus Games for wounded military personnel, Britain`s Prince Harry announced. 
  
• More than 500 serving and former personnel from 17 nations will compete in the multi-sports competition in Sydney.
• The games have been held in London and Orlando, and are due to be held in Toronto next year.

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• Indian teenager Aditi Ashok capped a brilliant show to clinch the Indian Open Golf title, becoming the first woman from the country to claim a European Tour event.
  
• The 18-year-old shot an even par-72 in the final round to win the title.
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8) Hamilton clinched Brazilian GP

• Lewis Hamilton has won Brazilian Grand Prix. With this, he has narrowed the gap with his teammate Nico Roseberg.
  
• It was ninth win for Hamilton this season. Nico Roseberg finished second in the race.