CSB - While you were sleeping

Producer Mark runs you through what you missed while you were sleeping.

• Penrith have secured their status as Australian league's greatest club team since 1966, claiming their fourth straight premiership 14-6 over Melbourne in the NRL final.
• New Zealand have beaten England 61-56 in the third and final dead-rubber Taini Jamison Trophy netball test to lose the series 2-1 in Invercargill.
• Golfer Kazuma Kobori has tied for 12th at the Dunhill Links championship in Scotland.
• QF's are set for the NPC

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
While you were sleeping. Yes, goodboy, sports fans and happy Monday.
The Penrith Panthers have secured their status as Australia's Australian
League's greatest club since nineteen sixty six, claim in their
fourth straight premiership fourteen points to six over Melbourne in
the Grand Final last night, second roller and try score

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Lam Martin claiming the Clive Churchill Medal for the Player
of the Match. Only the South Sydney Rabbit o's and
nineteen twenty nine with five premierships in Saint George, and
at nineteen sixty six with eleven, that's incredible eleven straight
titles had had more consecutive success. The decider included controversies

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only because it's the NRAL. One was a biting allegation
against the Storms Cameron Munster on Paul Alamato's arm, and
another was the classic Bunker debate over a disallowed try
in the fiftieth minute to make the scores ten all
with a kick to come to Netple. Now in New
zeal have beat in the England one fifty six in
the third and final dead rubber Tiny Jamison Trophy Netble

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Test to lose the series two to one in Viicago.
The Silver Ferns lost the third called eighteen fifteen, but
otherwise they maintained a firm grip on the fixture. The
next series is the Constellation Cup against Australia, starting in
Wellington on October the twentieth. To Golf Now and Kazumikabori
has finished in the share of twelfth at the Dunhill
Links Championship in Scotland. He's finished on sixteen under part

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eight strokes behind winner Tyrel Hatton. Daniel Hilliott was in
the share of twenty fifth at fourteen under after cutting
an even part final round in Sam Jones. He was
tied for forty third at twelve under and as Bka mentioned,
the quarter finals are set for the Bunnings NPC Wellington
Number one said they'll host Counties Manekal on Friday night
five past seven, then the Mighty Bay of plenty Steamers

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and Hawks Bay out of toting his domain Saturday afternoon
five past two. Saturday night we'll see an all chiefs
affair with Tartanaki the new Rainfilly shield holders hosting White
Ketto from five past seven at Yaro Stadium in Sunday afternoon.
In all Canterbury Battle and Crusader's Battle with number two
number three Seeds Tasman hosting rivals Canterbury