Cricket Australia must get to the bottom of what happened in South Africa
Sandpapergate, the scandal that shattered Australian cricket eight years ago, refuses to go away.
'I can do this': Roar's Matilda ready to step up
Brisbane Roar goalkeeper Chloe Lincoln feels her Asian Cup experience has taken her mindset to another level as she attempts to kick on with the Matildas.
Test hopeful shines for Bulls as Marnus fails again
Queensland No.4 Jack Clayton has made another half-century in his quest for a Test debut, but it was another unhappy day for battling Marnus Labuschagne.
Wallabies wary of Scotland’s Finn-and-Sione show
One is an Aussie-raised Lion. The other calls himself rugby’s Lionel Messi. Together they will pose a headache for the Wallabies in Scotland.
New York, Celtics in good Knick after extending streaks
Defending NBA champions New York have cruised to their fourth victory in a row, at home to Milwaukee, while Boston continued their winning streak on the road.
‘In other industries this would be viewed as discrimination’: Outcry as Suns cut pregnant player
Gold Coast’s decision to delist Georgie Clayden weeks before her due date cast a spotlight on the league’s maternity leave policy and support for pregnant athletes.
Olympic guru's advice to Wallabies as pay saga rolls on
John Coates, who helped parlay Sydney 2000 into long-term stability for the Olympic movement in Australia, feels a sense of deja vu about rugby's pay spat.
Sandpaper feuds erupt: Warner takes on ex-coach Lehmann in stunning twist
The growing resentment festering in Australian cricket regarding the sandpaper scandal is showing no signs of fading, after David Warner whacked Darren Lehmann for downplaying his knowledge of the events.
'A dream come true': Herringtons reunite in Socceroos
Diesel Herrington last saw younger brother Lucas at the start of the Socceroos' World Cup journey and could now represent Australia with him.
British boxer's crazy head injury stops fight
During a featherweight title fight, British boxer Zak Miller was stopped as his head injury swelled enormously.
Hussey makes call on Australia's best batting line up
Mike Hussey believes Travis Head still remains part of Australia's best middle order, arguing a new face should partner Matt Renshaw at the top.
It's Czech-mate as Noskova makes her move into semis
Reigning Wimbledon champ Linda Noskova has become the first player to book her spot in the semi-finals of the WTA's season-ending event in California.
Conway, Ravindra in Kiwis squad for India Test series
Rachin Ravindra, Devon Conway and Tom Blundell are all expected to return from injury to play against India in their Test series starting next week.
Eels rail against ‘unfair’ suspension of Spencer Leniu
When Angus Crichton copped a one-game ban in the 2022 World Cup, he served it in the pre-season. The Eels feel Spencer Leniu should be able to do likewise.
From the Wallabies to working with Stephen Fry: Dan Palmer on being ‘a fish out of water’
He could have become a carpenter. Instead, he ended up with a PhD in cellular neuroscience.
Minjee Lee aborts season, out of Tour Championship
Fallen Australian golf star Minjee Lee has called an end to her LPGA season after slumping to her equal-lowest world ranking in more than a decade.
Selfless Marnus to assist hungry Bull at Test gate
The Test batting position of Marnus Labuschagne is up for grabs and the axed batter has identified why Queensland teammate Jack Clayton is a strong candidate.
The Kiwi champion behind Ponga’s stunning recovery to set up Walsh clash
Kalyn Ponga sought inspiration from fellow Kiwi Jahrome Hughes in replicating his hasty return to the field after injury.
Khawaja cancels book interviews after refusing to answer key question about Cummins
Usman Khawaja wanted to tell his truth about Sandpapergate. But during a grilling from the ABC’s Sarah Ferguson, the former Australian cricketer ducked and weaved when pressed for answers.
Fowler helps Man City fly to Champions League win
Mary Fowler has played a key role in Manchester City's first win of the Champions League competition, while two Aussies were part of Chelsea's frustrating draw.
‘I’m not going to entertain that’: Khawaja avoids question
Usman Khawaja spent much of his television interview with Sarah Ferguson leaving questions unanswered. (Credit ABC 7.30)
Racing mourns loss of 22-year-old jockey
Izzy Neale, a 22-year-old apprentice jockey, died in hospital after a horror fall during a race meeting on Sunday.
LIV Golf files bankruptcy plan as liquidation looms
LIV Golf has filed a Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan in New Jersey aiming to liquidate the operations of the breakaway circuit.
Apprentice jockey Izzy Neale’s final selfless act revealed by heartbroken family after her death
The 22-year-old apprentice jockey’s death has sparked an outpouring of grief around Australia.
'Loyal Lady' of surfing to set sail for Hobart again
Known for brilliance on a surfboard, Layne Beachley will be tackling waves in a vastly different way when she returns for a second tilt at the Sydney-Hobart.
No pressure for Borlase as Bendigo return looms
Izzy Borlase is set to play her first game since losing the WNBA championship when her Bendigo Spirit take on the Sydney Flames in the WNBL.
Chinese table tennis star Wang Chuqin admits he is in ‘slump’, pledges to regain peak form
Chinese table tennis star Wang Chuqin has acknowledged he is in a “slump”, taking to social media after exiting the WTT Champions Frankfurt in the round of 16 following a 36-day rest and adjustment period. The tournament, which concluded on Sunday with Japan sweeping both singles titles for a second consecutive edition, marked China’s worst Champions-tier result this year, with none of the mainland’s nine entrants reaching the semi-finals. China claimed just one title across six WTT Champions...
All Black's Nations Championship hopes may be hamstrung
Try-scoring record-holder Will Jordan may miss the rest of the Nations Championship after tearing a hamstring in New Zealand's win over Scotland.
The untouched block of land that is key to a $100 million arm wrestle with the Victorian government
Harness racing forfeited property to the state government to settle a debt. But the deal has robbed the sport of financial security.
Greyhounds Mandurah: Goddess reigns in Holiday Coast final
Sunset Goddess stunned a red hot field in the Holiday Coast Series final (400m) at Greyhounds WA Mandurah last Friday with a victory at big odds.
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