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They are convinced golf is approaching a crunch time.

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From their position, England should have kicked on to 300 and it is likely they will need that should they bat first against Australia – but their winning run goes on, and it is a crucial win against a world-class side that they desperately needed as they approach crunch time.

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“I know it wasn’t the best decision to take the ball out his hands in crunch time on that fourth down,” McVay said.

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It feels like crunch time for Angela Rayner.

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"It is nice to play well at the crunch time; the play-offs and the Ryder Cup," Fitzpatrick said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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