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Cameron Norrie reveals how 'huge lungs' are helping Indian Wells title defence after Nikoloz Basilashvili win

Cameron Norrie has revealed how his “huge lungs” are helping him embark on another Indian Wells run after he reached the last 16 with victory over Nikoloz Basilashvili. Defending champion Norrie won 3-6 6-3 6-1 against Basilashvili in a repeat of last year’s final to win his 11th straight match in America after clinching the Delray Beach Open title last month. Ad/> The British No.1 is next set to face American Jenson Brooksby, who upset world No.5 Stefanos Tsitsipas in three sets.

'It's unreal' – Cameron Smith scoops golf's richest prize at 2022 Players Championship golf with Sawgrass magic show

Cameron Smith emulated an array of Australia's finest players from yesteryear to win a marathon 49th Players Championship at storm-ravaged Sawgrass in the fading light of a rousing fifth day at golf's richest tournament. The 28-year-old Brisbane professional emulated Steve Elkington (1991 and 1997), Greg Norman (1994), Adam Scott (2004) and Jason Day (2016) by becoming the latest figure from Down Under to finish on top at Ponte Vedra Beach in Florida, the outpost where he usually resides in the US. Ad/> Despite playing some fabulous shots to sign for a closing six-under 66 – that included 10 glorious birdies and a memorable two at the iconic par-3 17th island hole – a nervy bogey at the 18th saw him fall back to 13 under and leave the door ajar with India's Anirban Lahiri a shot adrift playing the last.

Cameron Smith holds his nerve to win Players Championship and $3.6m

Cameron Smith survived a wild week and a rollercoaster final round to claim a one-shot victory over Anirban Lahiri at the Players Championship on Monday and collect the PGA Tour's biggest payout, pocketing the winner's cheque of $3.6 million.

Anirban Lahiri misses narrowly as Cameron Smith wins The Players Championship

golf dominated by players trying to smash balls as close to the green as possible, Cameron Smith continues to show how important a world-class short game remains. The Australian continually worked his way out of trouble with crisp iron shots and clutch putts to win The Players Championship by one shot over India's Anirban Lahiri in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. in a rare Monday finish. Smith posted a 6-under-par 66 in his final round for a total score of 13-under 275, earning his fifth and biggest PGA Tour victory at TPC Sawgrass. He also claimed a record $3.6 million winner's check.