CHURCH: There's a new golf champion, American Gary Woodland bagged the U.S. Open Championship on Sunday after finishing the tournament 13 under par. He beat the world's top ranked player and defending champion in the final round of the open. This is Woodland's first ever major title. And at the Cricket World Cup, another dominant performance from India against longtime rival Pakistan. India extended its perfect World Cup record against its adversary as it won Sunday's highly anticipated match by 89 runs. CNN's Alex Thomas has more now from Manchester.</s>ALEX THOMAS, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Bad weather and uncompetitiveness led to an anti-climactic end to this World Cup</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Forty-seven years, I wanted to come with my wife and watch India beat Pakistan. And yes, man, we did it.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Very exciting, very nice atmosphere, so many public as well, so fully-booked.</s>THOMAS: India seemed to be making slightly more noise than the Pakistan fans.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Oh, yes.</s>THOMAS: Why was that?</s>THOMAS: Some estimates suggest that there was a global TV audience for this game of as many as a billion people. You may be skeptical about that, but there is no doubt this is a sporting occasion that transcends cricket and many other sports as well. There were more India fans than Pakistan fans inside, but a real festive atmosphere. Forgot the geopolitical relationship between these two countries, this was about two passionate set of cricket supporters enjoying their day despite the rainy Manchester weather. Alex Thomas, CNN, Old Trafford, Manchester.</s>CHURCH: And thanks so much for your company this hour. I'm Rosemary Church. Remember to connect with me any time on Twitter @RosemaryCNN. We would love to hear from you. "Early Start" is next for our viewers here in the United States. For everyone else, I'll be back with more news in just a moment. You're watching CNN. Do stick around.
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