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Tonga hold on to beat New Zealand 25-24 in ‘unforgettable’ Pacific Cup classic
- Auckland epic sends Tonga into final with Australia
- ‘We wanted to fight fire with fire,’ says Fonua-Blake
Tonga have reigned supreme in one of the greatest rugby league Test matches of all time, holding on to beat New Zealand 25-24 and qualify for their first ever tier-one final.
In an Auckland epic that sent Tonga through to the Pacific Cup final against Australia, the visitors led 24-0 in the first half before the Kiwis drew level with 13 minutes to play. Isaiya Katoa then nailed a 75th-minute drop goal from 30 metres out to put Tonga ahead again, before the Kiwis missed several chances to win and draw level.
Continue reading...Katie Boulter heads for career-high ranking after reaching Hong Kong final
- British No 1 battled to 6-2, 5-7, 6-2 victory over Yuan Yue
- She will rise to at least 23rd in world rankings on Monday
Katie Boulter had many reasons to be apprehensive about her form in the final stretch of an arduous first full season at tennis’s highest levels. However, even as she travelled from city to city struggling to re-establish herself, the British No 1 continued to work hard each day, remaining optimistic and giving herself opportunities to find her best level again.
In her last individual tournament of the season, Boulter has been rewarded for her resilience and grit. She pieced together another brilliant performance on Saturday in a quality tussle against Yuan Yue of China, eventually closing out a 6-2, 5-7, 6-2 win to reach the Hong Kong Open final.
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