Evian Championship 2022: Brooke Henderson takes home second major title
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Brooke Henderson wins Evian Championship for 2nd major title
EVIAN-LES-BAINS, France — Brooke Henderson's six-year wait for a second major championship title is over.
Brooke Henderson ends six-year major drought at Evian Championship in France
Canadian Brooke Henderson returned to the winners’ circle in golf’s premier events after a gap of six years at the Amundi Evian Championship in France.
BSB expectations ‘not possible’ for Sykes but ‘Ducati potential very high’
Tom Sykes was back at WorldSBK last weekend and while not lining up on the grid he was more than making up for it as an enthusiastic spectator.
Brands BSB: Race weekend statistics, facts and pub ammo
Statistics, facts and pub ammo for the Brands Hatch GP Bennetts British Superbike round:
Andersen crushes women's hammer field for gold
EUGENE, Oregon: American Brooke Andersen secured a crushing victory in the hammer throw on Sunday, taking World Championship gold with a throw of 78.96 metres.
FIH Women's World Cup: Wasteful India lose 3-4 to New Zealand, will play in crossover for quarter-final berth
New Zealand topped the pool with seven points ahead of England (4), while India and China finished on two points apiece but progressed on account of a better goal difference. According to the tournament format, the top four sides from four pools will directly qualify for the quarterfinals, while the second and third placed teams will feature in the crossovers. The winner of the crossover matches will grab the remaining four quarterfinal spots. It should have been game, set and match for India in the regulation 60 minutes if not for an uncountable missed chances, including as many as 15 penalty corners, out of which they converted just one.
Hockey Women's World Cup: India Lose To New Zealand, Will Play In Crossovers
A wasteful India lost 3-4 to New Zealand in their final Pool B match but still qualified for the crossovers of the FIH Women's World Cup as the third best team from their group in Amstelveen on Thursday. New Zealand topped the pool with seven points ahead of England (4), while India and China finished on two points apiece but progressed on account of a better goal difference. According to the tournament format, the top four sides from four pools will directly qualify for the quarterfinals, while the second and third placed teams will feature in the crossovers.