'Pretty average': McIlroy ambivalent over his U.S. Open play - ESPN
OAKMONT, Pa. — When Rory McIlroy walked up to his ball, buried in the right rough of Oakmont Country Club's 18th fairway, all he could do was sigh.
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Zverev beats Shelton to set up Stuttgart final with Fritz
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South Africa beat Australia by five wickets to win World Test Championship
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South Africa look to discard chokers tag as WTC glory beckons
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