Cardiff stick the boot in to leave Fraser with Blues in 100th game
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added to his tally yet again there appeared to be no route back.
Hopes were raised when Jenkins was yellow carded for a deliberate knock on close to his line but Edinburgh were unable to cash in when it mattered most.
Cardiff breakaway forward Josh Navidi said: “It was our massive hunger and attitude that won it.” Scots star Anthony McGill hopes to secure his slot at snooker’s World Championship by shining at the China Open this week.
The world No.13 scraped in as the 16th seed last season but wants to book a more comfortable Crucible passage.
McGill said: “It’s always reassuring when it’s in your own hands.
“You don’t want to be looking over your shoulder and hoping for other results to go your way.” Edinburgh Monarchs’ speedway Championship opener at Scunthorpe Scorpions today has become a casualty of the weather.
Berwick Bandits’ trip to Newcastle Diamonds in the Tyne/Tweed Trophy has also been postponed. Triple world canoeing champion David Florence opened his season with a second place in yesterday’s C1 slalom at the British Selection Trials.
Fellow Scots Fiona Pennie, Bradley Forbes- Cryans and Eilidh Gibson also posted top-three finishes at Lee Valley. Paul di Resta is determined to win at Le Mans after announcing he will make his debut in the 24-hour race.
The 31- year- old Scot, a former Formula One star, will be partnered at Le Mans by co-drivers Phil Hanson and Felipe Albuquerque in June.
Di Resta said: “It’s a race I’ve always looked at closely. Our task is to win it.”