suzann petersen, out of the sport for two years after becoming a mother, no sign of rest.fter a day in the scottish sun saw the need to inconsistently, it came down to that sensationalfinish. a wild card pick more than justifying his selection from a brave captain, saluted by a crowd treated to a sporting spectacle. that winning putt was a remarkable moment for suzann petersen — and her last contribution as a professional golfer. shortly after sunday's victory she announced her retirement. it doesn't get any better. cheering. and to do it with these girls, never thought i was going to be here four months ago until the end of the summer. months ago until the end of the summer. to have the confidence to give me the go, here, this is it. i'm completely done. australia were denied winning their first series on english soil since 2001, as england won the final test of the ashes to draw the series 2 all. steve smith made just 23 as australia — who'd already retained the urn — fell well short, losing by 135 runs. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was at the oval in london. well,

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but from suzann petersen it was a final moment in professional golf.ts beat everything else. it is so much about you and you play for your teammates and it is a team effort. today was absolutely a team effort. today was absolutely a team effort for us. the proof we can do it on sunday. earlier, in the major champion, georgia hall, won her fourth consecutive mat stop as the usa fought back they came to within a whisker of retaining the trophy. the solheim cup is now in european hands. sarah mulkerrins, bbc news. suzann petersen who we were talking about, she has retired now. this morning she will have retired. she said she wanted to go out on a high. she wanted to win, as a month. she has done that. it doesn't get better than that. there has been shut after this about how women's golf needs to catch up with other women sport. density football, cricket, that ball, particularly, having a huge amount of support and publicity at the moment —— you can see. perhaps golf could learn a thing or two and catch up a bit. they could have helped over the weekend by

after three days, it all went down to the final putt on the 18th green — norway's suzann petersen, representingurope for the ninth and final time — stopping the usa from winning the cup three times in a row. ben croucher reports. suzann pettersen has this putt to win the cup for europe. she has done it. what about that? the crowning moment ofa what about that? the crowning moment of a glorious career. this was suzann pettersen‘s swa nsong, of a glorious career. this was suzann pettersen‘s swansong, her swansong turned suzann pettersen‘s swansong, her swa nsong turned into suzann pettersen‘s swansong, her swansong turned into her greatest hits. this is the perfect end to a professional career. it does not get any better. she leaves golf on top with her ranking near rock bottom. she is world number 665. she has made three tournaments in two years having taken a break to start a family. her inclusion and form were questioned, but not her pedigree. she delivers, she is unbelievable. unbelievable team, unbelievable captain, just unbelievable. and to hold their winning pat, we heard that the cheer. c

suzann petersen, out of the sport for two years after becoming a mother, no sign of rest.ently, it came down to that sensationalfinish. a wild card pick more than justifying his selection from a brave captain, saluted by a crowd treated to a sporting spectacle. i always think sol home everything else. because it is notjust about you, you pave your today was absolutely a team effort for us to win the singles and prove we can do it on sunday. so really a lot of fun. away from gleneagles, australia may have already retained the ashes but england won the fifth and final test at the oval to level the series at 2—2. england were dismissed in their second innings early on the fourth day, leaving australia chasing a target of 399. despite matthew wade's second century of the series, england completed a 135 run victory, with jack leach and stuart broad each taking four wickets. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. one red ball and 11 batsmen dressed in white, england's planned for sunday ran something like this. exactly like this. stuart broad brilliant again. after harris an

and it was a remarkable day for norway's suzann petersen, who's only just returned after having a babynal hole for norway's suzann pettersen. the putt that made history as europe wrestled back the solheim cup from the united states. the third win out of three on scottish soil with captain catriona matthew declaring of the finest achievement of her career. unbelievable. and for suzann to hole the winning putt — just... we heard the cheerjust before she putted to know that bronte had won. no, just cannot believe it, to be honest. but from pettersen it was herfinal moment in professional golf. she announced retirement shortly afterwards, closing the book on a remarkable playing career that has spanned nine solheim cups. i always think solheim moments beat everything else. it is so much about you and you play for your teammates and it is a team effort. today was absolutely a team effort for us and win the singles and prove we can do it on sunday. earlier, england's major champion georgia hall maintained her suburb form to win her fourth consecutive match, but as the usa fought back they ca