Canada’s Matt Dunstone remains perfect at World Cup

By: The Canadian Press Posted: 9:22 AM CST Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019 Last Modified: 3:46 PM CST Thursday, Jan. 31, 2019

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JONKOPING, Sweden - Canada's Matt Dunstone improved to 2-0 after the second day of the third World Cup curling stop of the season.

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JONKOPING, Sweden - Canada's Matt Dunstone improved to 2-0 after the second day of the third World Cup curling stop of the season.

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JONKOPING, Sweden – Canada’s Matt Dunstone improved to 2-0 after the second day of the third World Cup curling stop of the season.

The Saskatchewan-based rink beat Xiuyue Ma of China 6-3 in Thursday’s second draw.

The Manitoba mixed doubles team of Kadriana Sahaidak and Colton Lott (2-1) split a pair of games of Thursday, losing 10-9 to Camilla Noreen and Per Noreen of Sweden before beating Korea’s Hyeri Jang and Chiwon Choi 7-2

Darcy Robertson’s Manitoba women’s team (0-3) lost 8-5 to Anna Sidorova of Russia and 6-5 to Yilun Jiang of China.

Finals in each of the three divisions go on Sunday.

The grand final of the inaugural World Cup takes place in May in Beijing.