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Sitting third in their group. lilia vu stormed to victory in the women's open on sunday finishing six shots clear of the home favourite, england's charley hull. it's vu's second major title of the year. katherine downes sent us this from the walton heath course. it was an incredible performance from lilia vu. six birdies and just the one drop shot on the card. she and charley hull started in the lead. and the home hope here, charley hull, hoping for a second glitch win in five years it has been that long since georgia hall won the title but it wasn't to be for charley hull. she was making some...

Sitting third in their group. lilia vu stormed to victory in the women's open on sunday finishing six shots clear of the home favourite, england's charlie hull. it's vu's second major title of the year. katherine downes sent us this from the walton heath course. it was an incredible performance in six birdies which is the one drop shot on the card and of course, under intense pressure playing in the final group, she and charlie started to share on nine under her partner was huge calories following charlie with the hope year, hoping for second english women five years and it's been that long si...

The trophy since 1986. novak djokovic was going for his fifth straight win. for his reaction to the match, i spoke earlier to marius barnard, a former tennis player who played at wimbledon for 10 years. it was everything we expected. it was a classic five setter, and before the match i had djokovic as the favourite just because of his experience. but alcaraz showed his variety and his amazing shot making. he hits forehands at someone with so much power that he has the ability to unseat novak. i mean, you have played alcaraz�*s coach. is that where he learned his drop shot? yeah. i mean, the ...

And i think one of the big things is the fact that he's not scared to come forward and to finish the point at the net. spaniards aren't normally known to be such great net players, but he moves amazingly well and he's got great touch around the net. so where did djokovic go wrong? well, i don't think djokovic went wrong in any way. i mean, there were a few moments. these matches always are on a knife edge, can go one way or the other. and i think at the end when it got close, we just got to give alcaraz credit for the fact that he served out the match with such ease. and it really impressed me...