Ryder Cup 2018: Twitter revels in absorbing opening day
Europe produced a sensational comeback in Friday's foursomes to take a 5-3 lead at the end of the opening day at the 2018 Ryder Cup.
The United States made a strong start at Le Golf National to lead 3-1 at the end of the morning fourballs, raising confidence among the defending champions.
However, Thomas Bjorn's foursomes turned on the style to complete a stunning whitewash in the afternoon, giving the hosts an early advantage.
An absorbing day in Paris dominated social media, as our round-up of Twitter's best bits shows.
Friday at the Ryder Cup
McIlroy helps launch TaylorMade 'RORY Junior Clubs'
Four-time major champion Rory McIlroy has helped launch the 'RORY Junior Clubs' to encourage young golf players to have fun.
Romo set to compete for Web.com Tour card
Tony Romo has competed in in a number of U.S. Open qualifiers, and he will now try to earn his Web.com Tour card.
Augusta to host pre-Masters women's amateur event
On the eve of the Masters, it has been announced that from 2019 Augusta will host a women's amateur event prior to the iconic major.
Tearful Ko delighted to end barren run
After two years without a title on the LPGA Tour, Lydia Ko was back in the winner's enclosure on Sunday, bringing plenty of tears.
Mickelson sees funny side of belt embarrassment
Phil Mickelson said a belt he was handed for his lucrative win over Tiger Woods must have been made for his fellow American.
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255 /7 (50)
Windies
256 /6 (49.4)
Windies win by 4 wickets
Bangladesh
196 /5 (35.1)
Windies
195 /9 (50)
Bangladesh win by 5 wickets
Australia
235 & 291
India
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India win by 31 runs
Pakistan
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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh win by an innings and 184 runs
Australia
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India
168 /4 (19.4)
India win by 6 wickets
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Pakistan win by an innings and 16 runs