Winter Olympics: Australian curlers out after positive Covid-19 test in Beijing
Australia's first curling Olympians Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt are going home after Gill tested positive for Covid-19 for a second time.
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Australia's first curling Olympians Tahli Gill and Dean Hewitt are going home after Gill tested positive for Covid-19 for a second time.
Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds led Great Britain to victory in their mixed doubles curling clash with China, propelling Team GB to second in the overall standings. The top four teams from qualifying will proceed to the semi-finals and fight for a medal, meaning GB’s win on Saturday morning put the pair in a crucial position heading into their final two games. Ad/> «We know in mixed doubles you never give up because you can get threes or even fours so easily, we knew we weren't out of it and stuck in there,” Dodd told the BBC afterwards.
Conor Benn was quick to call out Chris Eubank Jr following the middleweight's statement win over Liam Williams on Saturday night.
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Bruce Mouat and Jennifer Dodds moved one more win away from a guaranteed medal match after holding their nerve to sink China 6-5 in the mixed doubles curling in Beijing.
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Lewis Hamilton ended his social media exile on Saturday amid ongoing speculation about the Mercedes driver's Formula One future. Hamilton has been absent from social media since he was controversially denied a record eighth world title in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in December. The 37-year-old was pipped to the crown by Max Verstappen in a hotly-debated conclusion to the Formula One season. With talk that he is considering quitting the sport still widespread, Hamilton, who is contracted to Mercedes until 2023, gave his first public comment for 56 days.