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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Scoreboard at stumps on the third day of between North West Dragons and Titans on Saturday at Potchefstroom, South Africa Titans need 424 runs to win North West Dragons 1st innings Lesiba Ngoepe lbw Gerald Coetzee 17 Meeka-eel Prince b Schalk Engelbrecht 142 Raynard van Tonder c Lhuan-dre Pretorius b Schalk Engelbrecht 49 Wihan Lubbe c Lesego Senokwane b Dayyaan Galiem 75 Rubin Hermann c Keegan Petersen b Schalk Engelbrecht 69 Ruan de Swardt c Keegan Petersen b Donovan Ferreira 0 Dian Forrester b Schalk Engelbrecht 94 Onke Nyaku c (Sub) b Donovan Ferreira 28 Jade de Klerk Not Out 7 Achille Cloete Not Out 1 Extras 3b 4lb 1nb 0pen 1w 9 Total (134.0 overs) 491 decl Fall of Wickets : 1-17 Ngoepe, 2-116 van Tonder, 3-158 Lubbe, 4-287 Hermann, 5-288 de Swardt, 6-433 Prince, 7-474 Forrester, 8-484 Nyaku Did Not Bat : Mothoa Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Dayyaan Galiem 18 1 59 1 3.28 1nb Gerald Coetzee 18 5 54 1 3.00 Junior Dala 18 0 75 0 4.17 1w Andile Phehlukwayo 2 0 14 0 7.00 Schalk Engelbrecht 50 7 179 4 3.58 Donovan Ferreira 27 2 101 2 3.74 Sibonelo Makhanya 1 0 2 0 2.00 …………………………………………………………. Titans 1st innings Lesego Senokwane lbw Alfred Mothoa 14 Jorich van Schalkwyk c Rubin Hermann b Onke Nyaku 41 Keegan Petersen lbw Dian Forrester 22 Sibonelo Makhanya b Alfred Mothoa 11 Lhuan-dre Pretorius b Onke Nyaku 70 Donovan Ferreira c Rubin Hermann b Achille Cloete 71 Dayyaan Galiem b Ruan de Swardt 2 Andile Phehlukwayo lbw Wihan Lubbe 23 Gerald Coetzee c Jade de Klerk b Onke Nyaku 5 Junior Dala c (Sub) b Wihan Lubbe 0 Schalk Engelbrecht Not Out 0 Extras 0b 0lb 3nb 0pen 0w 3 Total (70.3 overs) 262 all out Fall of Wickets : 1-18 Senokwane, 2-66 Petersen, 3-91 van Schalkwyk, 4-91 Makhanya, 5-204 Ferreira, 6-217 Galiem, 7-252 Pretorius, 8-262 Phehlukwayo, 9-262 Dala, 10-262 Coetzee Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Alfred Mothoa 14 1 58 2 4.14 Ruan de Swardt 13 5 25 1 1.92 Dian Forrester 11 1 41 1 3.73 Achille Cloete 11 0 57 1 5.18 Jade de Klerk 4 0 18 0 4.50 1nb Onke Nyaku 11.3 2 40 3 3.48 2nb Wihan Lubbe 6 2 23 2 3.83 ………………………………………………………….. North West Dragons 2nd innings Lesiba Ngoepe b Schalk Engelbrecht 99 Meeka-eel Prince c Lhuan-dre Pretorius b Gerald Coetzee 14 Raynard van Tonder b Gerald Coetzee 1 Wihan Lubbe b Donovan Ferreira 91 Rubin Hermann c Dayyaan Galiem b Schalk Engelbrecht 7 Ruan de Swardt Not Out 12 Dian Forrester b Schalk Engelbrecht 0 Extras 0b 0lb 0nb 0pen 1w 1 Total (44.4 overs) 225 decl Fall of Wickets : 1-25 Prince, 2-29 van Tonder, 3-189 Lubbe, 4-204 Hermann, 5-225 Ngoepe, 6-225 Forrester Did Not Bat : Nyaku, de Klerk, Mothoa, Cloete Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Gerald Coetzee 5 0 26 2 5.20 Dayyaan Galiem 4 0 19 0 4.75 Junior Dala 4 0 37 0 9.25 Schalk Engelbrecht 13.4 1 63 3 4.61 Donovan Ferreira 12 0 47 1 3.92 Andile Phehlukwayo 6 0 33 0 5.50 1w ……………………………………………………….. Titans 2nd innings Lesego Senokwane c Raynard van Tonder b Ruan de Swardt 3 Jorich van Schalkwyk lbw Onke Nyaku 9 Keegan Petersen Not Out 5 Sibonelo Makhanya Not Out 13 Extras 0b 1lb 0nb 0pen 0w 1 Total (12.3 overs) 31-2 Fall of Wickets : 1-13 Senokwane, 2-13 van Schalkwyk To Bat : Pretorius, Ferreira, Galiem, Coetzee, Dala, Phehlukwayo, Engelbrecht Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Alfred Mothoa 3 1 6 0 2.00 Ruan de Swardt 4 3 5 1 1.25 Onke Nyaku 3 1 6 1 2.00 Jade de Klerk 2 0 9 0 4.50 Wihan Lubbe 0.3 0 4 0 8.00 ………………………… Umpire Thomas Mokorosi Umpire Mazizi Gampu Match Referee Simon Lambson

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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Summaries for the Bundesliga on Saturday (start times are CET) Bayer Leverkusen in play Union Berlin ……………………………………………………….. Borussia Dortmund (1) 1 Scorers: Yan Couto 23 Yellow card: Schlotterbeck 6 Subs used: Ryerson 60 (Yan Couto), Bellingham 70 (Nmecha), Brandt 70 (Adeyemi), Fábio Silva 81 (Guirassy), Groß 81 (Beier) RB Leipzig (1) 1 Scorers: C. Baumgartner 7 Yellow card: Baumgartner 21, Baku 54, Banzuzi 86 Subs used: Diomande 67 (Nusa), Banzuzi 67 (Ouédraogo), Harder 89 (Bakayoko), Maksimović 93 (Rômulo) Referee: Sascha Stegemann ……………………………………………………….. Werder Bremen (1) 1 Scorers: S. Mbangula 2 Yellow card: Cameron Puertas 68, Stage 72, Grüll 90 Subs used: Schmidt 45 (Agu), Grüll 60 (Njinmah), Čović 80 (Cameron Puertas), Boniface 80 (Mbangula) St. Pauli (0) 0 Subs used: Ceesay 71 (Ritzka), Saliakas 71 (Pyrka), Metcalfe 71 (Sands) Referee: Sören Storks ……………………………………………………….. Augsburg (1) 3 Scorers: N. Banks 3, M. Kömür 51, R. Fellhauer 63 Yellow card: Banks 6, Giannoulis 41 Subs used: Kade 71 (Giannoulis), Essende 79 (Saad), Zesiger 84 (Banks) Wolfsburg (0) 1 Scorers: A. Daghim 65 Yellow card: Jenz 39 Subs used: Eriksen 46 (Vinicius Souza), Skov Olsen 46 (Pejčinović), Majer 78 (Svanberg) Referee: Benjamin Brand ……………………………………………………….. Eintracht Frankfurt (16:30) Bayern München ……………………………………………………….. Sunday, October 5 fixtures (CET/GMT) Stuttgart v Heidenheim (1330) Hamburger SV v Mainz 05 (1530) Borussia M'gladbach v Freiburg (1730)

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CZECH ELECTION: OPPOSITION ANO LEADS WITH 36.0%, MAIN RULING PARTY SPOLU AT 22.3% -RESULTS FROM 90% OF DISTRICTS

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(Adds details, quotes) By Nick Mulvenney SINGAPORE, Oct 4 (Reuters) – George Russell put Mercedes on pole position for the Singapore Grand Prix on Saturday with Red Bull's Max Verstappen taking the second spot on the front row and complaining of being obstructed as he tried to chase down the Englishman. Russell crashed in practice on Friday but drove brilliantly around the Marina Bay track in the final round of qualifying to put in two laps worthy of pole, his best timed at one minute 29.158 seconds. "Amazing to be on pole position," said Russell. "Yesterday was a very challenging day for many different reasons, but it's good to come back and get a good result today. Of course, there's a long, sweaty race tomorrow." Dutchman Verstappen, who won the last two rounds of the championship from pole, was 0.182 seconds back but disgruntled after being blocked by the McLaren of Lando Norris and making a mistake on his final flying lap. "That's what happens when there's a car in front of you, just cruising two seconds in front," said the four-times world champion. "I think it's quite clear that that's not nice when it happens. It could have been avoided." Championship leader Oscar Piastri, who leads Verstappen by 69 points in the drivers' standings, will start on the second row after clocking the third fastest time. "Obviously, I would have wanted more, but I don't think we had four tenths in it to go and get pole," said the Australian. "It was a pretty clean session so that's all I can ask for." Kimi Antonelli will start in the other Mercedes on the second row of the grid alongside Piastri, whose teammate Norris was fifth fastest and will line up in row three with Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton. McLaren need 13 points from their two drivers in Sunday's race to clinch a second consecutive constructors' championship title. (Reporting by Nick Mulvenney, Editing by Alexandra Hudson and Ed Osmond)

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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Scores from the European Tour-Alfred Dunhill Links Championship 2025 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on Friday -12 Richard Sterne (South Africa) 65 67 Robert MacIntyre (Scotland) 66 66 -11 Louis Oosthuizen (South Africa) 65 68 -10 Scott Jamieson (Scotland) 66 68 Joel Girrbach (Switzerland) 65 69 Tapio Pulkkanen (Finland) 68 66 Wenyi Ding (China PR) 67 67 Freddy Schott (Germany) 66 68 Mikael Lindberg (Sweden) 66 68 Tom Vaillant (France) 65 69 Jacob Skov Olesen (Denmark) 64 70 -9 Ryan Brehm (USA) 63 72 Darius Van Driel (Netherlands) 63 72 Guido Migliozzi (Italy) 68 67 -8 Andrea Pavan (Italy) 65 71 Joakim Lagergren (Sweden) 67 69 Grant Forrest (Scotland) 65 71 Matt Fitzpatrick (England) 67 69 Brooks Koepka (USA) 67 69 Todd Clements (England) 69 67 Kristoffer Reitan (Norway) 67 69 -7 Jorge Campillo (Spain) 66 71 John Parry (England) 67 70 George Coetzee (South Africa) 68 69 Ricardo Gouveia (Portugal) 68 69 Tommy Fleetwood (England) 67 70 Zander Lombard (South Africa) 69 68 Herman Loubser (South Africa) 65 72 Bubba Watson (USA) 68 69 Tyrrell Hatton (England) 66 71 Matthias Schwab (Austria) 67 70 Jack Senior (England) 66 71 Jeong Weon Ko (France) 68 69 Ben Schmidt (England) 65 72 -6 Francesco Laporta (Italy) 68 70 Tom McKibbin (Northern Ireland) 65 73 Conor Purcell (Republic of Ireland) 65 73 Angel Ayora (Spain) 69 69 Troy Merritt (USA) 66 72 Fabrizio Zanotti (Paraguay) 68 70 Alejandro Del Rey (Spain) 65 73 -5 Richie Ramsay (Scotland) 68 71 Patrick Reed (USA) 69 70 Thomas Pieters (Belgium) 67 72 Marcus Armitage (England) 68 71 Jordan Smith (England) 68 71 Nicolai von Dellingshausen (Germany) 70 69 Deon Germishuys (South Africa) 67 72 David Ravetto (France) 69 70 Richard Mansell (England) 69 70 Jonathan Broomhead (South Africa) 68 71 Caleb Surratt (USA) 69 70 Jeff Winther (Denmark) 64 75 Nathan Kimsey (England) 71 68 David Puig (Spain) 65 74 -4 Matt Jones (Australia) 69 71 Padraig Harrington (Republic of Ireland) 70 70 Matthew Southgate (England) 65 75 Eddie Pepperell (England) 70 70 Shubhankar Sharma (India) 68 72 Angel Hidalgo (Spain) 70 70 Ian Snyman (South Africa) 70 70 Jayden Schaper (South Africa) 70 70 Harrison Crowe (Australia) 65 75 Nikhil Rama (South Africa) 67 73 Benjamin Hebert (France) 71 69 Marcus Kinhult (Sweden) 69 71 Calum Hill (Scotland) 71 69 Daniel Young (Scotland) 65 75 Matthew Jordan (England) 63 77 Ewen Ferguson (Scotland) 67 73 Brandon Robinson Thompson (England) 66 74 -3 Martin Kaymer (Germany) 68 73 Danny Willett (England) 69 72 Brandon Stone (South Africa) 66 75 Taichi Kho (Hong Kong, China) 69 72 Wilco Nienaber (South Africa) 70 71 Manuel Elvira (Spain) 67 74 Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen (Denmark) 71 70 Dustin Johnson (USA) 64 77 Oliver Wilson (England) 72 69 Ross Fisher (England) 65 76 Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Thailand) 67 74 Jens Dantorp (Sweden) 66 75 Callum Shinkwin (England) 71 70 Connor Syme (Scotland) 69 72 -2 Thomas Aiken (South Africa) 70 72 Rafa Cabrera Bello (Spain) 66 76 Maximilian Kieffer (Germany) 66 76 HaoTong Li (China PR) 70 72 Cameron Smith (Australia) 72 70 Sean Crocker (USA) 69 73 Dylan Naidoo (South Africa) 67 75 Anthony Quayle (Australia) 68 74 Brandon Wu (USA) 71 71 David Micheluzzi (Australia) 69 73 Kerry Mountcastle (New Zealand) 68 74 Aaron Cockerill (Canada) 72 70 Marco Penge (England) 71 71 Harry Hall (England) 67 75 Dan Bradbury (England) 68 74 Martin Trainer (France) 69 73 Jordan Gumberg (USA) 67 75 Kazuma Kobori (New Zealand) 68 74 Frederic LaCroix (France) 65 77 -1 Pablo Larrazábal (Spain) 69 74 Julien Guerrier (France) 70 73 Bernd Wiesberger (Austria) 68 75 Marcel Schneider (Germany) 69 74 Joe Dean (England) 69 74 Clément Sordet (France) 65 78 Alexander Levy (France) 70 73 Alex Fitzpatrick (England) 71 72 Joost Luiten (Netherlands) 72 71 Lucas Bjerregaard (Denmark) 73 70 0 Sebastian Soderberg (Sweden) 67 77 MJ Maguire (USA) 66 78 Oliver Lindell (Finland) 68 76 Robin Williams (South Africa) 70 74 Andrew Wilson (England) 68 76 Aldrich Potgieter (South Africa) 74 70 Sam Bairstow (England) 73 71 Hamish Brown (Denmark) 73 71 Ryggs Johnston (USA) 70 74 Peter Uihlein (USA) 70 74 Adrian Otaegui (United Arab Emirates) 69 75 Yurav Premlall (South Africa) 73 71 1 Nicolas Colsaerts (Belgium) 68 77 Simon Forsstrom (Sweden) 71 74 Callum Tarren (England) 68 77 Elvis Smylie (Australia) 68 77 Phoenix Campbell (Australia) 72 73 Dale Whitnell (England) 72 73 Matthew Baldwin (England) 68 77 2 Laurie Canter (England) 69 77 Nacho Elvira (Spain) 73 73 Daniel Brown (England) 71 75 Jannik De Bruyn (Germany) 72 74 Joel Moscatel (Spain) 68 78 Tony Finau (USA) 74 72 Martin Vorster (South Africa) 71 75 Ryan Van Velzen (South Africa) 71 75 Tyler Hodge (New Zealand) 74 72 Frederik Kjettrup (Denmark) 67 79 Rory Franssen (Scotland) 74 72 3 Michael Hollick (South Africa) 65 82 Adrian Meronk (Poland) 71 76 James Conran (Australia) 76 71 Dylan Frittelli (South Africa) 70 77 Yannik Paul (Germany) 70 77 4 Jordan Doull (Australia) 70 78 John Paterson (Scotland) 75 73 Adrien Saddier (France) 68 80 Daniel Hillier (New Zealand) 76 72 Louis Albertse (South Africa) 69 79 5 Masahiro Kawamura (Japan) 74 75 Luis Carrera (Mexico) 68 81 Davis Bryant (USA) 75 74 6 Brendan Steele (USA) 69 81 Gavin Green (Malaysia) 69 81 MJ Viljoen (South Africa) 71 79 8 Keenan Davidse (South Africa) 74 78 Corey Lamb (Australia) 72 80 Casey Jarvis (South Africa) 74 78 9 Rupert Kaminski (South Africa) 80 73 10 Jasper Stubbs (Australia) 72 82 8 Alfredo Garcia-Heredia (Spain) 75 6 Niklas Lemke (Sweden) 74 76

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