Rugby league star Semi Radradra has two days to justify why he failed to show up to court for a domestic violence hearing or a warrant will be issued for his arrest.An unimpressed magistrate revoked the 24-year-olds bail and ordered an arrest warrant be issued but put on hold until Thursday, following Radradras no-show on Monday.The Eels winger was due to face a one-day hearing at the Parramatta Local Court on domestic violence-related charges, but flew to Fiji last Wednesday citing a medical emergency with his father.Magistrate Tim Keady was not convinced by a doctors letter provided by the defence that said Radradras father suffered from asthma and pulmonary tuberculosis and required further medication.Magistrate Keady said the illness appeared to be long term and nothing in the letter justified Radradras sudden departure.He said the NRL star knew how serious that matter was and the onus was on him to satisfy the court with a satisfactory reason for his absence.If some further information can be obtained which provides the basis for deciding there was a reasonable excuse then that warrant will not be issued, he said.Radradra pleaded not guilty in July to two counts of common assault and one of assault causing actual bodily harm, all related to domestic violence.The charges relate to alleged attacks on his estranged partner, Perina Ting, in December 2014 and May 2015.Prosecutors initially applied to postpone Mondays hearing because two of their witnesses were due to attend a conference in Victoria.Radradras legal team opposed the prosecution application and it was refused last Tuesday - the day before the Parramatta player left the country.The court heard his bail conditions were eased on October 11 to allow overseas travel for work and family commitments but that freedom expired on Monday.Radradras hearing was postponed until February, with the case to return to court later this week.Parramatta chief Bernie Gurr said the NRL club, which had granted Radradra compassionate leave to travel home to be with family, supported the reasonable position of the court.We continue to work with Semis manager to ensure Semi is in compliance with all future court requests, he said in a statement. 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Jefferson has been charged with assaulting his girlfriend. The Indian womens hockey team suffered a 5-0 loss against higher-ranked Argentina in their final Pool B fixture to end their campaign at the Rio Olympics.Martina Cavallero (16th minute, 29th), Maria Granatto (23rd), Carla Rebecchi (26th) and Agustina Albertarrio (27th) scored for Argentina, while India drew a blank to slump to their fourth successive loss in the Rio Games at the Olympic hockey centre in Rio.With this loss, India finished their six-team Pool B campaign on a disappointing note after returning to womens Olympic hockey since their 1980 appearance.The Indian eves were beaten comprehensively by Australia (1-6), Great Britain (0-3) and USA (0-3) in the last three matches. They had drawn their opening match against Japan 2-2.Up against the London Games silver medalists, India cut a sorry figure as Argentina pumped in as many as five goals in the second quarter.Argentina held the possession for most part of the first quarter but India did well to keep them at bay before they earned a penalty corner in the last minute of the first quarter. But Savita pulled off a spectacular save as a goalless first quarter came to an end.Argentina drew first blood in the 16th minute after earning a penalty corner.It was Carla Rebecchi who took the strike and even though Savita saved it, Martina Cavallero hit through her legs on the rebound to help AArgentina take the lead.ddddddddddddMaria Granatto then doubled the lead with a field goal in the 23rd minute.Three minutes later, skipper Carla Rebecchi converted another penalty corner to make it 3-0 for her team.Agustina Albertarrio then made it 4-0 in the 27th minute after her reverse hit from outside the D found the back of the net after getting deflected from the stick of an Indian defender near the goalpost.Two minutes later, Cavallero scored her second goal of the match as she found the back of the net after being fed by Merino Delfina. Argentina ended the second quarter leading 5-0.India played better in the third quarter but failed to reduce the margin despite getting a few chances. In the 40th minute, India earned a penalty corner but failed to make it count. Then Poonam Ranis strike was saved by the goalkeeper.One minute before the end of the third quarter, India almost scored their first goal when a diving Anuradha Thokchom tried to send the ball inside the post amidst the goal-mouth melee but their video referral was disallowed.In the fourth quarter, Vandana and Deepika made inroads in the rival D but failed to convert the chances. Rani too could not convert a penalty corner in the closing stages. ' ' '