English pair feel the heat

Luke Donald and under-fire Paul Casey were pressed first by America and then by Spain at the World Cup in Seville today.

English pair feel the heat
Sat, 20 Nov, 2004 - 12:50

Luke Donald and under-fire Paul Casey were pressed first by America and then by Spain at the World Cup in Seville today.

Five clear overnight, the English pair managed “only” an outward 33 in the third-round fourballs.

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