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Caton-Brown plunders hat-trick to sink his old club

- BY GARETH WALKER Castlef’d 17 14 0 3 591 266 28 Salford 17 12 0 5 468 308 24 Leeds 17 11 0 6 439 351 22 Wakefield 17 11 0 6 436 362 22 Hull 17 10 1 6 412 392 21 Wigan 17 7 2 8 382 411 16 St Helens 16 7 1 8 318 282 15 Catalans 17 6 1 10 339 463 13 Hud’fiel

JORDAN TURNER grabbed a debut try as Huddersfie­ld cruised to victory.

His score was one of eight tries – with Jake Mamo (above, right) also touching down – as the Giants brushed aside weary Warrington, who looked to be feeling the effects of a third match in nine days.

And a third successive heavy defeat turned the heat up on Wolves boss Tony Smith.

He said: “I don’t want to make excuses. They were the better team and I would rather say that and congratula­te them than take anything away from their performanc­e.” UNDERSTREN­GTH Castleford underlined their Super League title credential­s by digging deep to overcome St Helens.

Tigers coach Daryl Powell said: “It’s one of the biggest wins I’ve been involved in.”

He rested four key players amid a gruelling schedule and had only a try by debutant Kieran Gill (above, centre) to celebrate in the first half as Saints crossed through Mark Percival and Louie McCarthySc­arsbrook to take a 12-4 lead.

But England forward Mike McMeeken set up a tense final 20 minutes and Tom Holmes earned Cas a notable victory.

MASON CATON-BROWN returned to haunt his former club by scoring a hat-trick to help put Wakefield back into the top four.

INTERNATIO­NALS HOLLAND (3) 5 IVORY COAST (0) 0 Veltman 13, 36 Att: 35,000 Robben 33 pen Klaassen 69, Janssen 75 REP IRELAND (1) 3 URUGUAY (1) 1 Walters 28 Gimenez 39 Christie 52, McClean 78 USA (0) 1 VENEZUELA (1) 1 Pulisic 61 Velazquez 29 WORLD YOUTH CHAMPIONSH­IP Quarter-Finals PORTUGAL (2) 2 URUGUAY (1) 2

AET, Uruguay won 5-4 pens VENEZUELA (0) 2 USA (0) 1

AET, 0-0 after 90mins

ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY Edgbaston: India 319-3 (R Sharma 91, V Kohli 81 no) v Pakistan 164 India bt Pakistan by 124 runs (D/L Method) SPECSAVERS CHAMPIONSH­IP Division One Headingley: Lancs 123 (B Coad 6-25) & 209 v Yorks 273 (A Lyth 100) & 61-0 Yorkshire (21pts) bt Lancashire (3pts) by 10 wkts Ageas Bowl: Hants 515 (S Ervine 203, J Adams 166, S Singh 6-144) v Warks 254 (I Trott 101) & 75-2 Lord’s: Somerset 443-9 dec (D Elgar 158, L Gregory 137) v Middlesex 311-7 (A Voges 86) Division Two Riverside: Durham 166 (N Buck 6-34) & 376 (C Steel 128) v Northants 338 (M Holden 124, J Cobb 96, P Coughlin 5-49) & 44-1 Trent Bridge: Notts 229 (A Palladino 4-44) & 313-6 v Derbys 363 (B Godleman 121) Hove: Sussex 579-8 dec (L Wells 155) v Worcs 312 (D Mitchell 121, J Archer 4-91) & 124-4

BETFRED SUPER LEAGUE CAS’FORD (4) 16 ST HELENS (12) 12 T: Gill, McMeeken, T: Percival, Holmes McCarthy-Scarsbrook C: McShane (2) C: Makinson (2) HUDD’FIELD (14) 44 WARR’TON (0) 4 T: Roberts, McGillvary (2), T: Lineham Murphy (2), Clough, Turner, Mamo C: Brough (6) SALFORD (6) 24 WAKEFIELD (16) 34 T: Bibby (2), T: Caton-Brown (3), Kopczak, Tasi Lyne (2), Batchelor C: Dobson (4) C: Finn (5) WIDNES (12) 26 CATALANS (6) 6 T: Buchanan, Hanbury, T: Moa Thompson, Dudson C: Hanbury (2), Thompson (3) C: Walsh Att: 4,253

FRENCH OPEN, Roland Garros, Paris, selected Men’s Singles 4th rnd: (4) R Nadal (Spa) bt (17) R Bautista Agut (Spa) 6-1 6-2 6-2, (20) P Carreno-Busta (Spa) bt (5) M Raonic (Can) 4-6 7-6 (7-2) 6-7 (6-8) 6-4 8-6, (6) D Thiem (Aut) bt H Zeballos (Arg) 6-1 6-3 6-1, (2) N Djokovic (Ser) bt (19) A RamosVinol­as (Spa) 7-6 (7-5) 6-1 6-3 Women’s Singles 4th rnd: (11) C Wozniacki (Den) bt (8) S Kuznetsova (Rus) 6-1 4-6 6-2, (13) K Mladenovic (Fra) bt (4) G Muguruza (Spa) 6-1 3-6 6-3, (30) T Bacsinszky (Swi) bt (10) V Williams (USA) 5-7 6-2 6-1

NORDEA MASTERS, Malmo, Sweden (GB & Irl unless stated, par 73) leading final scores: 281 R Paratore (Ita) 282 C Wood, M Fitzpatric­k 283 T Olesen (Den), G Coetzee (Rsa) 284 M Pavon (Fra) 285 J Donaldson 286 M Siem (Ger), A Sullivan, J Wang (Kor), N Colsaerts (Bel), E Pepperell, A Connelly (Can), B Hebert (Fra)

CRITERIUM DU DAUPHINE, France, Stage 1 (Saint-Etienne Saint-Etienne, 170.5km): 1 T De Gendt (Bel/Lotto) 4hrs 17mins 04secs, 2 A Domont (Fra/ AG2R) at 44secs, 3 D Ulissi (Ita/ Emirates) at 57secs Others: 9 B Swift (GB/Emirates) at 59secs, 15 C Froome (GB) at same time

 ?? ?? TRINITY SEEING RED Gareth O’Brien is caught by Wakefield pair Sam Williams and Reece Lyne during yesterday’s clash
TRINITY SEEING RED Gareth O’Brien is caught by Wakefield pair Sam Williams and Reece Lyne during yesterday’s clash

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