Team GB's Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds continued their strong start at the Winter Olympics, securing a second victory in Cortina. After defeating Norway, the mixed doubles curling team overcame Estonia with a final score of 10-5. A crucial four-point haul in the penultimate end sealed their win, showcasing their dominance in the competition.

Dodds acknowledged a need to improve their performance from the previous night. Despite some early errors, the GB duo displayed their experience. Estonia, making their Winter Olympics debut, put up a fight. This win sets a positive tone and builds momentum for the team as they advance through the round-robin stage.

Mouat and Dodds will face the Czech Republic next in their third round-robin match. The team is aiming for a strong showing to advance. The duo's consistent performance is a promising sign for Team GB's chances in the mixed doubles curling event, with hopes of a medal.

Curling at the Winter Olympics always draws attention. This year, the focus is on the strategy and skill of the teams. The early success of Mouat and Dodds provides a positive narrative for British curling fans. They showed great resilience to overcome the Estonian team.