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Modern-day successors have much to live up to. At least they are making a belated start at finding the net. Three goals from midfield inside the last three weeks represents notable improvement from a department challenged by manager Robbie Neilson to start scoring.
Australian Cameron Smith will head to the Masters fresh and confident as he hunts a major maiden win after claiming the biggest victory of his career at the Players Championship this week.
Set a target of 506 against Australia in the ongoing second Test, Pakistan was in a precarious position at 21/2 but Pakistan skipper Babar Azam rose to the challenge to score a ton against all odds that kept his side in the game. India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin took note of Babar Azam's performance and hailed the stylish right-hander for his fighting hundred. As a result of this performance, Ashwin now thinks that the match would have an interesting Day 5 with all three results possible. "Babar Azam, going to be an exciting finish tomorrow. #PAKvAUS," tweeted Ashwin.
Cheetahs coach Hawies Fourie has made one rotational change to his backline and four changes to his pack.
Russell Knox said he felt “super proud of myself” after holing a putt on the last green worth $150,000 to finish joint-sixth behind Australian Cameron Smith in The Players Championship in Florida.
Cameron Smith claimed the biggest win of his career as a Players Championship that featured storm delays and near freezing temperatures concluded in warm sunshine at TPC Sawgrass on Monday.
Luton Town missed an opportunity to jump as high as fourth in the second-tier standings, with QPR running out as 2-1 winners at Kenilworth Road yesterday afternoon.
El vizcaíno Jon Rahm, número uno del mundo, se encuentra con -3 (141) a cuatro golpes de los líderes, los estadounidenses Sam Burns y Tom Hoge, tras la disputa de la segunda jornada del torneo The Players. Rahm, que nada más había hecho que comenzar su segundo recorrido cuando se paró el sábado, firmó una tarjeta con 72 impactos, al par del complicado campo TPC Sawgrass, en Ponte Vedra Beach.