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Hyo Joo Kim's final-round one-under-par 71 was good enough for a two-shot victory over Hinako Shibuno at the Lotte Championship in Ewa Beach, Hawaii, as Stephanie Meadow slipped back to finish in a tie for 18th.
South African players' influence in this weekend's European Champions Cup round of 16 second legs was vast and varied.
Glasgow Warriors fly to South Africa next week, buoyed by their convincing 27-17 away win against Newcastle Falcons on Friday night which booked their place in the last eight of the Challenge Cup, but two-try hero Kyle Steyn insists that there is no danger of hubris taking hold.
Gerda Steyn cemented her status as the darling of South African road running by spectacularly claiming a record-breaking third consecutive Two Oceans Marathon title in Cape Town on a sunny Sunday morning.
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Dinesh Karthik will turn 37 in June but he still harbours hopes of fulfilling his "bigger goal" of playing for India again, the wicketkeeper said after setting up an Indian Premier League win for the Royal Challengers Bangalore with a blistering knock.
MUMBAI : Dinesh Karthik will turn 37 in June but he still harbours hopes of fulfilling his "bigger goal" of playing for India again, the wicketkeeper said after setting up an Indian Premier League win for the Royal Challengers Bangalore with a blistering knock.
Two of the Blitzboks' unsung heroes inspired a stirring comeback against the Australians as Neil Powell's troops ended the group stage of the Vancouver Sevens unbeaten on Sunday morning.
Considered by many to be one of the greatest batters ever in cricket history, Sunil Gavaskar was on the receiving end of some special words from former teammate Ravi Shastri. Speaking on ESPNCricinfo, Shastri stated that any player would be willing to give their "right arm or a leg" just to bat with the 1983 World Cup winner. The former India head coach was initially asked with whom did he enjoy batting more; Kris Srikkanth or Sunil Gavaskar. Pausing for a second, Shastri instantly replied, "Gavaskar, I mean people will give their right arm or a leg just to be at the non-striker's end when that great man is at the other end."