Play has officially been suspended for the day at the US golf Open major, due to dangerous weather and darkness.

Thirteen players did not complete their second rounds, among them currently sixth-placed South African Thriston Lawrence, who's on his last hole.

Sam Burns leads by one shot on three-under-par after firing the low round of the championship, a brilliant five-under 65.

Our golf correspondent Graeme Agars joined Piney to recap all the carnage that's occurred over the first two days.

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Kiwi Formula One driver Liam Lawson's hoping his form in practice can translate into qualifying overnight at the Canadian Grand Prix.

He's logged two top 10 finishes in practice, finishing 8th and 10th respectively on the first day of the race weekend.

Qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix is tomorrow morning.

NZ Herald Sports Journalist Alex Powell joined Piney to recap Lawson’s impressive day.

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Sonny Bill Williams’ focus is remaining on the much-anticipated bout against Paul Gallen.

Animosity has been building between the two former rugby players turned boxers, with Williams even claiming Gallen thinks he’s above Polynesians.

He joined Piney in studio to discuss his preparations for the fight, and the tensions between him and his opponent.

“I think the reason this grudge match is so big is because of, y’know, the animosity that’s been brewing for the last ten years,” Williams said.

“Every opportunity he has, he’s taking digs at me.”

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