Resurgent home favourite Zheng Qinwen charges into China Open final with Mirra Andreeva
A resurgent Zheng Qinwen charged into the China Open final on Saturday, beating Elise Mertens 7-5, 6-2, and will play Mirra Andreeva for the title at her home tournament. It is another step in the Olympic gold medallist’s injury comeback, following a gritty showing at last month’s US Open, where she reached the quarter-finals. Zheng, a former world No 4, had struggled with her form since needing elbow surgery in 2025 and is a wild-card entry in Beijing. “I had a great performance tonight,” said...
Australia vs South Africa LIVE: South Africa one down at stumps after Renshaw shines with 190
Matt Renshaw made 190 as Australia was bowled out for 390 on day two in Durban. Follow all the action as it happens.
Perth cruise past NZ, make it four straight NBL wins
Former NBA star Brandon Knight made his NBL debut for the Perth Wildcats, but Dylan Windler and Elijah Pepper starred in a 16-point win over the NZ Breakers.
Dylan Windler dominates for Perth Wildcats as Brandon Knight gets first NBL win over New Zealand Breakers
Dylan Windler has produced a remarkable final quarter to lift the Perth Wildcats to a massive win over New Zealand Breakers and take the spotlight away from high profile recruit Brandon Knight.
Suns stamp AFLW top-four credentials as Crows rebound
Gold Coast have continued their top-four charge with a historic AFLW win over Melbourne, as the Adelaide Crows flew back into the finals hunt.
Australia Cup final as it happened: South Melbourne claims Australia Cup on record-breaking night
South Melbourne equalised with three minutes left in extra time, then defeated Melbourne Victory on penalties to become the first team from outside the A-League to lift the cup.
South Melbourne stun Victory to claim Australia Cup
South Melbourne have stunned Melbourne Victory on penalties to become the first NPL team to win the Australia Cup, enhancing their claim to join the A-League.
Verstappen wins sprint race as Piastri's woes continue
There was more disappointment for Australian driver Oscar Piastri as Max Verstappen claimed the rain-marred Singapore Grand Prix sprint race.
United mow down Phoenix in NBL Melbourne derby
Melbourne United have maintained their stranglehold over South East Melbourne Phoenix, overcoming a poor start to notch a five-point NBL derby win.
Wallabies player ratings: How the men in gold performed at Eden Park
Les Kiss’ unbeaten run as Wallabies coach is over. So too is the Wallabies’ Bledisloe Cup dream. Here’s how we rated each Australian player.
Piastri misses podium after crash with teammate
Australia's Oscar Piastri falls narrowly short of landing on the podium after colliding with McLaren teammate Lando Norris on the final lap of the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race.
All Blacks vs Wallabies: Bledisloe Cup highlights
Catch every bone-crunching hit, decisive try and vital moment from the first Test as the Wallabies clashed with the All Blacks at the Eden Park fortress in Auckland.
Renshaw's 10-year wait worth it for Australia in Durban
Matt Renshaw has spent close to a decade wanting to add to a century he scored as a 20-year-old in 2017. In Durban he has done that and put Australia on top.
Law quirk may save Wallabies gun after Bledisloe loss
Rob Valetini's tackle on Leroy Carter led to an ankle injury at Eden Park but it could go unpunished despite the global governing body's hip-drop crackdown.
Inglis return to add to Australia's selection quandary
Josh Inglis will rejoin Australia ahead of the second Test against South Africa, with he and Cameron Green fighting to be fit and get back into the side.
AFLW round nine: Dal Santo jokes he ‘should have quit earlier’ after equal record low one week, win the next
On Friday, St Kilda announced they had parted ways with Nick Dal Santo after eight consecutive losses – including last week’s defeat, in which they equalled the lowest score in AFLW history.
Bates claims Bathurst 1000 pole
Zach Bates has joined Supercars royalty as he claimed his maiden pole for the Bathurst 1000.
History was there for the taking – until Wallabies bombed under a high-ball blitz
Without a win at Eden Park since 1986, Les Kiss’ troops raised our hopes with a strong first half – before wilting under a barrage of Kiwi kicks.
Bledisloe blues: Wallabies' Eden Park curse continues
The Wallabies threatened to end a 40-year Eden Park winless streak before the All Blacks romped home to maintain their 23-year hold on the Bledisloe Cup.
Bledisloe heartache as All Blacks blow away Wallabies at Eden Park again
The Wallabies’ dream of winning back the Bledisloe Cup is over, after the All Blacks ran away with it in the second half at Eden Park.
Calm before the storm: Why Nick Blakey’s path from Sydney to North remains uncertain
The Kangaroos’ pick No.6 in this year’s draft shapes as the key component of any trade to send Blakey to the club where his father John played 224 of his 359 games.
Great Scott: Aussie winds back the clock in epic round
Adam Scott enters the final day of the Baycurrent Classic with a golden chance to convert recent strong form into his first win on the PGA Tour since 2020.
Ugly act injures All Blacks tryscorer
Leroy Carter is injured while scoring a try after Australia's Rob Valetini performed a hip-drop tackle in attempt to stop him getting over the line.
Rookie claims Bathurst 1000 pole position in a Shootout shock
Zach Bates will become the first rookie since 2001 to start the Bathurst 1000 in pole position after stunning Mount Panorama for the second day in a row to win the Top 10 Shootout qualifying competition.
Samoa receive hero's welcome in Sydney's west
Samoan players receive a hero's welcome when arriving in Sydney's west for a fan day.
Tasmania dig in to deny NSW a speedy Shield kill
After NSW declared on 9-500, a first-innings lead of 255 runs, Tasmania fought back and had eight wickets in hand at stumps heading into the last day.
Michelle Payne was first to break racing’s glass ceiling. Rachel King is lining up to smash another
History could be rewritten in this year’s Cox Plate by a Sydney jockey who won the $1 million group 1 Caulfield Guineas on Saturday.
Australia’s selection panel lashed with criticism after Nic Maddinson’s misfire against South Africa
Australia’s selection panel has been lashed with a wave of savage criticism after their decision to call Nic Maddinson into the Test side to take on South Africa backfired horribly at the first time of asking.
Injured Socceroo in a race to be fit for Asian Cup
Socceroos striker Mohamed Toure will be sidelined until January following shoulder surgery, casting doubt over his availability for the Asian Cup.
Mott proven right as Attrition provides rich breakthrough win in Sydney
Victorian jockey Jamie Mott chose to come to Sydney to ride Attrition after not getting a ride in the Caulfield Guineas. He’s glad he did.
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