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Dimitar Berbatov (Димитър Иванов Бербатов)
Dimitar Berbatov (Димитър Иванов Бербатов), Bulgarian striker from Blagoevgrad; played for CSKA Sofia, Bayer Leverkusen, Tottenham, Manchester United, Fulham, PAOK; five goals in one Premier League match, Bulgaria's all-time top scorer.
Dimitar Dobrev
Dimitar Dobrev (Димитър Добрев, 1931–2019), Bulgarian Greco-Roman wrestler, middleweight Olympic gold at Rome 1960 and silver at Melbourne 1956; later national coach who discovered Boyan Radev and Petar Kirov.
Dimitri Payet
Dimitri Payet, born 1987, French attacking midfielder from Réunion; retired 22 March 2026. Starred for Marseille, West Ham, and Vasco da Gama; 38 France caps, Euro 2016 finalist; no major trophy.
Dimitrie Popescu
Dimitrie Popescu (1961–2023) was a Romanian rower who competed at four Olympics, 1984–1996, winning gold in the 1992 coxed four plus two silvers and a bronze, and the same medal set at world championships, later coaching CSA Steaua and the national team.
Dina Asher-Smith
Dina Asher-Smith (Geraldina Asher-Smith, born 1995) is a British sprinter, the fastest British woman in history, holding national records of 10.83 (100m) and 21.88 (200m) and the 2019 world 200m title.
Dina Averina (Дина Алексеевна Аверина)
Dina Averina (Дина Алексеевна Аверина), born 1998 in Zavolzhye, is a retired Russian rhythmic gymnast, twin of Arina Averina, with four world all-around titles (2017-2021), a record 18 world golds, and Tokyo 2020 all-around silver.
Dina Belenkaya
Dina Belenkaya (Дина Беленькая), born 1993 in St. Petersburg, is a Woman Grandmaster (2016, WFM 2010), streamer and Chess.com commentator; federations Russia, Israel (2022), France (2026); peak rating 2364.
Dinaburg
Dinaburg: FC Dinaburg, a Daugavpils, Latvia football club of the Virslīga, Latvian Cup winners 1991, excluded in October 2009 for betting-related match-fixing; also the historical name of Daugavpils (1275).
Dinara Safina (Динара Мубиновна Сафина)
Dinara Safina is a retired Russian tennis player, born 1986 in Moscow, who reached world No. 1 in April 2009, won 12 singles titles, and lost three Grand Slam finals.
Dinesh Karthik (தினேஷ் கார்த்திக்)
Dinesh Karthik (தினேஷ் கார்த்திக்), Indian wicketkeeper-batsman from Chennai, 180 caps (26 Tests, 94 ODIs, 60 T20Is) 2004-2022, mostly behind MS Dhoni; famous 2018 Nidahas final last-ball six; IPL 257 matches, 4842 runs; retired June 2024, now RCB batting coach.
Dinesh Patel (दिनेश कुमार पटेल)
Dinesh Kumar Patel (दिनेश कुमार पटेल), Indian pitcher, runner-up on 2008's Million Dollar Arm; signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates with Rinku Singh as India's first pro baseball players, pitched 2009-2010 in the GCL.
Ding Junhui (丁俊晖)
Ding Junhui (丁俊晖), born 1987 in Yixing, Jiangsu, is a Chinese professional snooker player, former world number one, 15-time ranking event winner, 2016 World Championship finalist, and pioneer of snooker in China.
Ding Liren (丁立人)
Ding Liren (丁立人), born 1992 in Wenzhou, is a Chinese chess grandmaster and the 17th FIDE World Chess Champion, the first from China in the open category; he won the 2023 Astana match against Nepomniachtchi and lost the 2024 title match to Gukesh.
Ding Meiyuan
Ding Meiyuan (丁美媛), Chinese super-heavyweight weightlifter born 1979 in Jinzhou, Liaoning; won Sydney 2000 +75 kg gold with the first 300 kg women's total, set multiple world records, and was IWF Best Female Weightlifter 1999.
Ding Xia
Ding Xia (丁霞), born 1990 in Shijiazhuang, is a Chinese volleyball setter, Liaoning club player, and 2016 Olympic and 2015/2019 World Cup champion, named best setter of the 2019 World Cup Dream Team.
Ding Xinyi
Ding Xinyi (丁欣怡; born 2004) is a Chinese rhythmic gymnast who won gold in the group all-around at the 2024 Paris Olympics, China's first rhythmic gymnastics gold.
Đinh Quang Kiệt
Đinh Quang Kiệt, nicknamed "Khủng long", is a Vietnamese center-back, about 1.95–1.96 m tall, who debuted for Vietnam at 18 and won the 2026 ASEAN Cup.
Dink Pate
Dink Pate (born 2006) is an American basketball guard from Dallas who became the youngest US pro in history with G League Ignite at 17, played for Mexico City Capitanes, went undrafted in 2025, and signed with the New York Knicks.
Dink Templeton
Dink Templeton (Robert Lyman Templeton, 1897–1962), American Olympian at Antwerp 1920 in rugby (gold) and long jump (4th), also 1924 long jump, and Stanford track coach 1921–1939.
Dino
Dino is a 1990 tactics board game by Reinhold Wittig (Hexagames) for 2-6 players, in which Cretaceous research teams race to collect dinosaur eggs before a meteorite impact ends the game; it made the Spiel des Jahres recommendation list.
Dino Babers
Dino Babers, American college football coach; head coach at Eastern Illinois (2012-13), Bowling Green (2014-15), and Syracuse (2016-23, 41-55, fired Nov 19, 2023); 78-70 career; later Arizona OC.
Dino Baggio
Dino Baggio, born in 1971, is an Italian retired defensive midfielder who won three UEFA Cups with Juventus and Parma and was a 1994 World Cup runner-up with Italy.
Dino Bravo
Dino Bravo (Adolfo Bresciano, 1948–1993), Italian-Canadian wrestler and Montreal promoter, WWWF tag champion, WWF Canadian champion and strongman heel, murdered in 1993.
Dino Crisis
Dino Crisis: Capcom survival horror game (1999, PlayStation) directed by Shinji Mikami, starring Regina fighting dinosaurs; sold 2.4 million, spawned Dino Crisis 2 and 3, dormant since 2003.
Dino Crisis (video game)
Dino Crisis (1999) is Capcom's PlayStation survival horror game directed by Shinji Mikami, Resident Evil with dinosaurs; Regina investigates Ibis Island, sold 2.4 million, no remake announced.
Dino Rađa
Dino Rađa (born 1967, Split) is a Croatian Hall of Fame center, Jugoplastika EuroLeague champion, two-time Olympic silver medalist, and Boston Celtics NBA player 1993–97.
Dino Surf School
Dino Surf School is a surf spot and surf school location at Pelena South near Weligama, Sri Lanka, with beginner-friendly A-frame waves and surfable conditions year round.
Dino Urbani
Dino Urbani (Dino Renzo Uberto Urban•Urbani, 1882-1958), Italian fencer from Livorno, student of Beppe Nadi; won gold in team épée and team sabre at Antwerp 1920, eliminated in individual épée semifinals.
Dino Zoff
Dino Zoff (born 1942, Mariano del Friuli) is an Italian former goalkeeper and coach; captain of Italy's 1982 World Cup win at 40, Euro 1968 winner, 112 caps, 1,142-minute clean-sheet record, later coached Juventus, Lazio, and Italy.
Dinosaur Game
Dinosaur Game (Chrome Dino, T-Rex Runner): endless runner Easter egg in Google Chrome's offline error page, created by Sebastien Gabriel, Alan Bettes, and Edward Jung, debuted September 2014, playable at chrome://dino.