ian carter, the bbc�*s golf correspondent and an interesting few weeks ahead for golf.d south africa have won their one day series final decider with australia injohannesburg by 122 runs. the tourists won the toss and put south africa into bat. captain temba bavuma was run out for a second ball. duck and quinton de kock, who's playing in his final one day international at home, was out for 27. aiden markram, 93, helped south africa to 315 and australia couldn't get near that again. they were all out for 193. tennis. don evans and neil saved four match points to win the doubles match, which sent great britain into the knockout stage of the davis cup finals at france's expense. evans also won his singles match, spending nearly five hours on court in total on sunday while cameron norrie struggled and couldn't get past hugo umbert. that meant that the tie was level at one all, and then it was up to evans and partner to secure the victory against nicola maheu and edward roger vallon. and they did it by winning a deciding set tie—break. the eight team knockout stage finals wi

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the drama, though, went right to the final moments, as i golf correspondent ian carter explains.rilling finish. tyrrell hatton with a big surge up to finish at 17 under par. getting up and down as he did on the 18th. arun rai with a chance to win with an eagle putt that shaved the edge of the hole from around about 30, 35 feet. had that dropped, he'd have got to 18 under par. but fox needed a birdie at the last to get to that magic number he had to lay up and then from 108 yards out, hit his approach to around about five, six feet and then very calmly stroked home the putt down the slope and into the middle of the hole. and that was the biggest win of his career, no doubt about that. punched the air in absolute delight, a very popular winner and new zealand's first winner of this historic championship at wentworth. there will be an element of frustration, certainly for tyrrell hatton. he was the champion in 2020 and he gave it a real good go today. but i think he, like an awful lot of the european ryder cup players, will feel very satisfied with his final competitive outing befor

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