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ST PETERSBURG, Florida — Scott McLaughin backed up the speed of his first career pole position with his first NTT IndyCar Series victory Sunday, winning the Grand Prix of St Pete over defending series champion Alex Palou and teammate Will Power.
In what was a rehearsal for their Championship opener in just 49 days' time on Easter Sunday, Cork laid down a marker against Limerick at TUS Gaelic Grounds, running our comfortable nine-point winners in front of a healthy February crowd of 12,061 – six months after they were defeated by 20 points by their Munster rivals in last year’s All-Ireland final.
Darcy Bourne's dazzling hat-trick fired Surbiton to an emphatic 6-0 victory over East Grinstead to extend their unbeaten record at the summit in the 'Top 6' of the Vitality Women's Premier Division. A super Saturday of action saw the division's top two sides meet at Sugden Road and Bourne's brilliant treble, bolstered by Sophie Hamilton's double and Taz Cookman's strike, saw Surbiton deliver a dominant statement of intent on home soil.
Fabio Jakobsen (QuickStep-AlphaVinyl) triumphed in a last-gasp sprint to deny the breakaway in the final seconds of a thrilling Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne. It looked as though the winner would come from a three-man break as the race entered the final straight, but the bunch soared past them with just metres to spare as Jakobsen saw off Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) in the finale.
Johannesburg - Amid the euphoria of beating Al Ahly for the first time away from home in the CAF Champions League, Mamelodi Sundowns’ co-coach Manqoba Mngqithi also lauded the foundation his Saturday's counterpart Pitso Mosimane laid at Downs.
Shams Mulani single handedly carried Mumbai to the top of the points table as the 44-time champions thrashed Goa by 119 runs after having conceded a 164-run first-innings lead in their group D match. Mulani had match figures of 11 for 167 (6/107 and 5/60) along with a crucial half-century and a 116-run ninth-wicket stand with fellow spinner Tanush Kotian (98 and 4 wickets) that took Mumbai to 395 for nine and leaving Goa with a tricky 232-run chase on the final day. However, Goa managed only 112 runs in 48 overs, giving full six points to the heavyweights.
RIYADH: Saudi longshot Emblem Road came from behind to claim a shock win in the world's richest horserace, the $20 million Saudi Cup, in Riyadh on Saturday.
Brandon Murphy admits he surprised even himself after becoming just the second man ever to claim back-to-back UK Pro League titles. The 21-year-old ace beat the experienced Dan Cox in straight sets on Saturday to follow up his Week 2 triumph in style at Welwyn Garden City’s Gosling Tennis Centre. Ad/> Last season’s UK Pro League champion Anton Matusevich, the world No.174, racked up two week wins on the spin last year to help navigate his way to Finals Week and Murphy was able to emulate his achievement with an efficient 6-3, 6-4 victory.