Platini (6) P. Sai Kumar 55.5 and 9. Olympicduel (8) Kuldeep Singh 56.5, 5. Skylight (5) Kuldeep Singh 57, 7. Sovereignaire (4) Nakhat Singh 60, 3.

“You never want to lose,” said Montour, who praised his team’s positivity through the streak. Without Eichel, their captain, the Sabres sought leadership by committee, and many players were vocal on Wednesday, Don Granato, the interim coach, said. The team had squandered a three-goal lead against Philadelphia in the third period on Monday, so Granato allowed his players to speak during the second intermission rather than making strategic adjustments or offering his own thoughts.“We thought it was best just to hand it to them,” Granato said.

Lahiri, who finished 10-under overall, had opened the week with a modest one-under 71. Even as Lahiri was achieving his best in 1260 days, Jordan Spieth got back into the winner’s circle after a span of 1351 days — his last win was the 2017 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. That final birdie was worth around USD 40,000 for Lahiri and the Indian earned a total of USD 315,700 at the end of the tournament. Lahiri birdied the second and eighth, dropped a shot on the 12th and then birdied 15th and 18th.

The Indian women’s cricket team will play a historic one-off Test against England in Bristol as part of a multi-format series that will also feature three ODIs and as many T20Is across June-July. While the Indian women’s team will take part in a Test for the first time since 2014, England last played a red-ball game during the 2019 Ashes. After announcing its home fixtures, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chief executive officer Tom Harrison, said: “We’re really looking forward to a busy summer in what is a huge year for our England Women’s team, and we’re very excited about hosting India and New Zealand.“With the 2022 ICC Women's World Cup around the corner it is of paramount importance that our England team is able to prepare accordingly, and with the team also due to travel to Pakistan in October we can look forward to an exciting 12 months of international women's cricket."