Sport in brief: June 3, 2024

NETBALL: Super League leaders Manchester Thunder turned in a strong fourth-quarter performance to come from behind and edge out third-placed London Pulse 44-40 in the lowest-scoring game of the season on Sunday night.
Paige Reed top-scored for the Thunder with just 23 goals.
Surrey narrowly lost out 68-72 to second-placed Loughborough despite their Goal Shooter Proscovia Peace-Nwokocha netting 51 goals without missing a shot.
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