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Bangladesh tour of United Arab EmiratesLIVE · Day 3
Afghanistan
240
Bangladesh
346 & 44/1
10.3 ov
Australia tour of South AfricaLIVE · Day 3
South Africa
55/1
15.5 ov
Australia
390
Premier League
Liverpool FC
Manchester City FC
Sri Lanka tour of Pakistan
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
West Indies tour of India
India
West Indies
Hong Kong Premier League One-Day TournamentLIVE
Pakistan Association of Hong Kong
216
United Services Recreation Club
136/5
40/50 ov
Hong Kong Premier League One-Day TournamentLIVE
Kowloon Cricket Club
320/7
Hong Kong Cricket Club
113/5
26.1/50 ov
UEFA Champions League
Manchester City FC
Paris Saint-Germain FC
Pakistan ODI Tri-Series
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
National Cricket LeagueLIVE
Chattogram Division
72/0
12 ov
Barishal Division
282
National Cricket LeagueLIVE
Khulna Division
108/1
33.1 ov
Rajshahi Division
119
Australia A tour of IndiaLIVE
India A
275
Australia A
27/0
4/50 ov
Bangladesh Women tour of AustraliaLIVE
Australia Women
26/0
4/50 ov
Bangladesh Women
220/6
Ranji TrophyLIVE
Railways
106/2
34 ov
Uttarakhand
Brennan holds off Schauffele for PGA Tour win in Japan
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Brennan holds off Schauffele for PGA Tour win in Japan

October 11, 2026

Michael Brennan secured his third PGA Tour victory with a clutch final-round performance at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan, edging out two-time major champion Xander Schauffele by a single stroke. The 24-year-old American finished at 16-under-par after shooting a three-under 68 in the final round, holding off Schauffele’s late charge, which included a costly double bogey on the last hole.

Brennan’s win marks his second title of 2026, following his victory at the Wyndham Championship in August, while Schauffele, the 2021 Tokyo Olympics gold medalist, fell three shots back despite a strong four-under 67. Jacob Bridgeman nearly forced a playoff, trailing Brennan by just one stroke entering the final hole before a missed birdie putt cost him the chance to claim back-to-back wins after his recent Biltmore Championship triumph.

Hideki Matsuyama, the 2021 Masters champion, finished on nine-under but struggled on the back nine, bogeying two consecutive holes after a strong start that included six birdies in the first 10 holes. Jordan Spieth, a three-time major winner, also had a solid round with an 11-under total, while defending champion Collin Morikawa, the 2024 Japan Open winner, closed at six-under.

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