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Oct 5 (OPTA) – Scoreboard at close of play on the fourth day of between Tuskers and Warriors on Sunday at Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Match Drawn Warriors 1st innings Modiri Litheko c Andile Mogakane b Sean Gilson 30 Jordan Hermann b Daryn Dupavillon 0 Muhammad Manack c Cameron Shekleton b Daryn Dupavillon 1 Matthew Breetzke lbw Hardus Viljoen 4 Matthew de Villiers lbw Hardus Viljoen 4 Jean du Plessis b Daryn Dupavillon 0 Thomas Kaber Not Out 50 Matthew Boast b Sean Gilson 3 Aphiwe Mnyanda c Sean Gilson b Daryn Dupavillon 37 Wesley Bedja b Hardus Viljoen 3 Extras 6b 1lb 0nb 0pen 1w 8 Total (49.0 overs) 140 all out Fall of Wickets : 1-1 Hermann, 2-3 Manack, 3-8 Breetzke, 4-12 de Villiers, 5-15 du Plessis, 6-63 Litheko, 7-69 Boast, 8-135 Mnyanda, 9-140 Bedja, 10-140 Mungroo Did Not Bat : Mungroo Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Daryn Dupavillon 14 4 28 4 2.00 1w Hardus Viljoen 11 2 25 3 2.27 Ziyaad Abrahams 4 2 8 0 2.00 Andile Mogakane 4 0 15 0 3.75 Sean Gilson 9 3 29 2 3.22 Malcolm Nofal 7 0 28 0 4.00 …………………………………………………………… Tuskers 1st innings Malcolm Nofal c Muhammad Manack b Kerwin Mungroo 19 Jonty Rapulana c Jean du Plessis b Matthew Boast 4 Mohammed Bulbulia c Jean du Plessis b Kerwin Mungroo 0 Michael Erlank lbw Matthew Boast 11 Sean Gilson b Matthew Boast 21 Cameron Shekleton Not Out 59 Andile Mogakane st Jean du Plessis b Thomas Kaber 19 Ntando Zuma c Jean du Plessis b Kerwin Mungroo 21 Hardus Viljoen c Jean du Plessis b Kerwin Mungroo 0 Daryn Dupavillon c Matthew Breetzke b Matthew Boast 5 Ziyaad Abrahams c Matthew de Villiers b Matthew Boast 11 Extras 2b 4lb 7nb 0pen 2w 15 Total (73.2 overs) 185 all out Fall of Wickets : 1-9 Rapulana, 2-10 Bulbulia, 3-33 Erlank, 4-58 Nofal, 5-59 Gilson, 6-94 Mogakane, 7-146 Zuma, 8-149 Viljoen, 9-160 Dupavillon, 10-185 Abrahams Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Matthew Boast 18.2 4 52 5 2.84 2w 4nb Kerwin Mungroo 21 5 43 4 2.05 1nb Wesley Bedja 14 2 30 0 2.14 Aphiwe Mnyanda 9 5 13 0 1.44 1nb Thomas Kaber 11 0 41 1 3.73 1nb ………………………………………………………….. Warriors 2nd innings Modiri Litheko Run Out Mohammed Bulbulia 2 Jordan Hermann b Sean Gilson 15 Muhammad Manack lbw Hardus Viljoen 59 Matthew Breetzke Not Out 101 Matthew de Villiers c Cameron Shekleton b Ziyaad Abrahams 52 Jean du Plessis b Sean Gilson 13 Matthew Boast c Sean Gilson b Daryn Dupavillon 2 Thomas Kaber Not Out 21 Extras 0b 3lb 1nb 0pen 0w 4 Total (97.0 overs) 269 decl Fall of Wickets : 1-2 Litheko, 2-20 Hermann, 3-109 Manack, 4-196 de Villiers, 5-225 du Plessis, 6-229 Boast Did Not Bat : Mnyanda, Bedja, Mungroo Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Daryn Dupavillon 16 5 33 1 2.06 Ziyaad Abrahams 19 7 38 1 2.00 Sean Gilson 24 0 91 2 3.79 1nb Hardus Viljoen 18 4 49 1 2.72 Malcolm Nofal 10 3 20 0 2.00 Andile Mogakane 8 1 33 0 4.12 Michael Erlank 2 0 2 0 1.00 …………………………………………………. Tuskers 2nd innings Malcolm Nofal c Jordan Hermann b Wesley Bedja 59 Jonty Rapulana c Modiri Litheko b Wesley Bedja 16 Mohammed Bulbulia lbw Jordan Hermann 17 Michael Erlank Not Out 25 Andile Mogakane c Jean du Plessis b Wesley Bedja 2 Sean Gilson Not Out 8 Extras 0b 3lb 6nb 0pen 0w 9 Total (49.0 overs) 136-4 Fall of Wickets : 1-33 Rapulana, 2-74 Bulbulia, 3-110 Nofal, 4-112 Mogakane Did Not Bat : Shekleton, Dupavillon, Abrahams, Viljoen, Zuma Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Matthew Boast 9 3 34 0 3.78 3nb Kerwin Mungroo 15 4 24 0 1.60 1nb Aphiwe Mnyanda 4 0 15 0 3.75 2nb Wesley Bedja 10 2 31 3 3.10 Jordan Hermann 6 0 18 1 3.00 Thomas Kaber 5 1 11 0 2.20 ……………………….. Umpire Dennis Smith Umpire Arno Jacobs Match Referee Shaid Wadvalla

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(Adds quotes) BEIJING, China, Oct 5 (Reuters) – Two-time Grand Slam finalist Amanda Anisimova won her second WTA 1000 title of the year on Sunday, brushing off a second-set stumble to beat Linda Noskova 6-0 2-6 6-2 in the China Open final. Czech Noskova, who had prevailed in a two-and-a-half hour battle against Jessica Pegula in Saturday's semi-finals, struggled to keep up with Anisimova's power and speed. "It's been an incredible few weeks… we had a lot of challenges," said Anisimova, who had to withdraw from last month's Korea Open due to an ankle injury. "It's crazy that we made it this far, and getting the win today has been special," added the 24-year-old, who also beat sixth seed Jasmine Paolini and second seed Coco Gauff on her way to the final. World number four Anisimova picked precise angles to bounce the ball near the sidelines and frustrate Noskova, blanking the 20-year-old in just 23 minutes. Noskova, unfazed by the bagel in her first WTA 1000 final, got a break in the first game of the second set, before saving two break points with an ace and powerful backhands to take a decisive 4-2 lead against the American. However, Anisimova, runner-up at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open this year, imposed her will again in the third set, winning four straight games against an exhausted Noskova to secure her fourth career WTA title. "I definitely wasn't coming here feeling that I'd play in the final, so it was a nice surprise," said Noskova, ranked 27th in the world, who has lost twice to Anisimova this year. "I just want to congratulate Amanda. You've been playing amazing through this whole year. Actually, you've been more than annoying to all of us," Noskova joked. Anisimova congratulated Noskova for her performance in the tournament, with the 20-year-old beating two top-10 seeds in Beijing, including local favourite Zheng Qinwen. "You're also so young still, so I'm sure we'll have a lot more finals to play," Anisimova said. (Reporting by Chiranjit Ojha in Bengaluru Editing by Christian Radnedge)

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(Adds that Trump administration filed a notice of appeal in paragraph 6) * Judge blocks National Guard deployment to Portland until at least October 18 * Oregon lawsuit claims Trump's deployment violates state rights * Trump's portrayal of Portland protests disputed by local officials By Dietrich Knauth Oct 5 (Reuters) – A federal judge on Saturday temporarily blocked U.S. President Donald Trump from deploying 200 Oregon National Guard troops to the city of Portland while a lawsuit challenging the move plays out. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Karin Immergut in Portland is a setback for Trump as he seeks to dispatch the military to cities he describes as lawless over the objections of their Democratic leaders. Immergut, who was appointed by Trump during his first term, blocked the Republican president from sending troops at least until October 18, saying there was no evidence that recent protests rose to the level of a rebellion or seriously interfered with law enforcement. While Trump described the city as "War ravaged," lawyers from the Oregon attorney general's office have said that protests in Portland were "small and sedate," resulting in only 25 arrests in mid-June and no arrests in the 3-1/2 months since June 19. "The President’s determination was simply untethered to the facts," Immergut wrote. The Trump administration filed a notice of appeal to the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals late Saturday. “President Trump exercised his lawful authority to protect federal assets and personnel in Portland following violent riots and attacks on law enforcement — we expect to be vindicated by a higher court,” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said. Portland Mayor Keith Wilson said at a press conference that his city was peaceful and "this narrative was manufactured." PRESIDENT SENDING TROOPS TO DEMOCRATIC-LED CITIES Trump has already sent the National Guard to police Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., and has said he would send troops to several other cities. Earlier on Saturday, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, a Democrat, said in a social media post that Trump was preparing to send 300 National Guard troops to Chicago over his objections. The Portland lawsuit was filed by Democratic Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield on September 28, a day after Trump said he would send troops to Portland to protect federal immigration facilities from “domestic terrorists.” Oregon had asked the court to declare the deployment illegal and block it from going forward, saying Trump was exaggerating the threat of protests against his immigration policies to justify illegally seizing control of state National Guard units. Oregon's lawsuit said Trump announced the troop deployment after Fox News showed video clips from "substantially larger and more turbulent protests" in Portland in 2020. The state argued that Trump's deployment violates several federal laws and the state's sovereign right to police its own citizens. Trump's decision to send troops only to "disfavored" Democratic cities like Portland also violates the state's rights under the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, according to the lawsuit. JUDGE SAYS TRUMP CANNOT IGNORE THE FACTS ON THE GROUND Immergut said on Saturday that Oregon was likely to succeed on its arguments that Trump illegally called up the National Guard and violated Oregon's rights under the 10th Amendment. Although the president must be given "a great level of deference" in military decisions, Trump cannot ignore the facts on the ground, Immergut wrote. Accepting Trump's legal arguments would mean that he could "send military troops virtually anywhere at any time" and "risk blurring the line between civil and military federal power – to the detriment of this nation," she added. The lawsuit is the latest legal challenge to Trump's deployments of military forces to Democratic-led cities, including Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., which he has said were overrun with crime and hostile to immigration enforcement. State and local Democratic leaders have disputed those claims and accused Trump of violating longstanding U.S. laws and norms against using the military for domestic law enforcement. A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from using the military to fight crime in California on September 2, but that ruling is on hold while the administration appeals. Washington, D.C.'s Democratic attorney general filed a lawsuit on September 4 to end Trump's deployment of National Guard troops in the nation's capital. A judge has yet to rule on the request. (Reporting by Brendan O'Brien in Chicago, Dietrich Knauth and Jack Queen in New York, Editing by Alexia Garamfalvi, Matthew Lewis, Jamie Freed and Chizu Nomiyama )

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MCLAREN WIN FORMULA ONE CONSTRUCTORS' TITLE FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW

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WASHINGTON, Oct 5 (Reuters) – The Trump administration will start mass layoffs of federal workers if President Donald Trump decides negotiations with congressional Democrats are "absolutely going nowhere," White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said. But Hassett told CNN's "State of the Union" program that he still saw a chance that Democrats would back down, averting a costly shutdown and layoffs. (Reporting by Andrea Shalal and Leah Douglas; editing by Michelle Nichols)

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WASHINGTON, Oct 5 (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Sunday he hopes a deal between Israel and Hamas can be finalized early this week to allow the release of hostages from Gaza. "All those talks are occurring, even as I speak to you now, we're hoping it will be finalized very quickly, early this week," Rubio told ABC. "And I'm hoping, you know again, who knows the timeline? But this cannot take weeks or even multiple days. We want to see this happen very fast." (Reporting by Jasper Ward and David Morgan; Editing by Michelle Nichols)

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Oct 5 (Reuters) – TAAGEER FINANCE: * TAAGEER FINANCE – KHALIL AL HARTHY RESIGNS AS CHAIRMAN Source text: Further company coverage:

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