Rory McIlroy hurls remote-controlled golf ball into water at BMW Championship
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Rory McIlroy threw a fan's remote-controlled ball into the water at the BMW Championship on Saturday during a difficult round for the Ulsterman. Golf at the elite level is a high-stakes environment, and having to deal with overzealous spectators is par for the course. But when fans go too far, players can take action — as McIlroy did during his up-and-down third round that saw him lose ground with the leaders.
Golf is a better place when Jordan Spieth is close to a microphone, as his commentary is fun to listen to, and his discussion with Michael Greller is an example of why a player should always listen to their caddie. During the third round of the BMW Championship, Spieth had just got into a share of the lead when he found a fairway bunker on the fifth hole. Ad The second shot was over water, and from a bunker on an upslope it was a high-tariff option — as Greller knew all too well.
Grant Stewart hit a last-ball six to give the Kent Spitfires a stunning three-wicket win over Yorkshire Vikings in a Royal London One-Day Cup thriller on Friday.
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Counties will be offered the chance to play a new red-ball competition in August from next season as compensation for the proposed cuts to the County Championship.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Friday announced the squads for India Women's T20I and ODI series in England. Notably, veteran seamer Jhulan Goswami has returned to the ODI squad after being rested in India's last outing in the format against Sri Lanka. Jemimah Rodrigues has also been named in both squads, although she was ruled out of the ongoing season of The Hundred with injury. The three-match T20I series will begin on September 10, while the ODI series will begin on September 18.
It was a fairly isolated glimmer of sunshine in a miserable couple of months but the fact that Hibs conjured up an emphatic victory over Rangers to book a place in last season’s League Cup final gives the Leith side hope as they welcome Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s men to Easter Road on Saturday.