Sydney Roosters coach Brian Smith says skipper Braith Anasta will start the NRL season in the No.6 jumper despite another standout display from new recruit Daniel Mortimer. Handed a lifeline …
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Wellington Phoenix soccer midfielder Daniel could be sidelined for up to three weeks after picking up an ankle injury in the 2-0 loss to A-League leaders Central Coast. While his …
Continue reading Injured Daniel on A-League sidelinesSamantha Stosur has become the first Australian woman to earn $US10 million in tennis career prizemoney en route to a daunting WTA Qatar Open final clash with world No.1 Victoria …
Continue reading Stosur breaks $10m barrier on way to finalSYDNEY Feb 19 AAP – Wimbledon junior champion Ashleigh Barty won her first title a professional on Sunday, defeating No.2 seed Olivia Rogowska in straight sets in the final of …
Continue reading Barty wins first pro tennis titleStand-in Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has won the toss and elected to bat first against tri-series leaders India at the Gabba. Ponting had no hesitation to bat first on what …
Continue reading Australia win toss, bat 1st v India in ODIIt’s shaping up as the preliminary final dress rehearsal, but Perth Glory coach Ian Ferguson is adamant he won’t treat Saturday night’s A-League clash with Brisbane differently to any other …
Continue reading Glory primed for in-form Roar in A-LeagueEven Anna Meares has her limits. The Australian had enough fuel in the tank to humble British track cycling superstar Victoria Pendleton in front of her home crowd in their …
Continue reading Meares wins silver in women’s sprintThe relative obscurity of a NRL trial in Hobart might not be enough to save Brisbane prop Petero Civoniceva from suspension for the opening round of the season. Melbourne officials …
Continue reading Storm video could cost Civoniceva NRL banArsenal boss Arsene Wenger remains defiant despite facing further questions about his future in the wake of the Gunners’ 2-0 defeat at Sunderland in the fifth round of the FA …
Continue reading Clouds over Arsenal after FA Cup flopTop seed Roger Federer set up another re-match of the 2009 US Open final with Juan Martin del Potro after a come-from-behind win on Saturday to reach the Rotterdam Open …
Continue reading Federer v Del Potro in Dutch tennis finalBack-up Central Coast goalkeeper Justin Pasfield rewarded coach Graham Arnold’s faith in him with two crucial saves in his team’s 2-0 win over fellow A-League high-fliers Wellington Phoenix. With a …
Continue reading Pasfield stars for Mariners in A-LeagueGrand National title holder Ballabriggs pleased connections in a racecourse spin at Haydock ahead of his lead-up run for Aintree at Kelso next month. The Donald McCain-trained 11-year-old galloped two …
Continue reading Ballabriggs in pleasing workoutQueensland have made a rocky start to their second innings in the Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania at Bellerive. The Bulls were 3-29 at lunch on Sunday, still 26 runs …
Continue reading Queensland in trouble v Tasmania in ShieldAaron Baddeley refuses to give up his US PGA Tour trophy at Riviera Country Club without a fight. Clearly pumped up, Northern Trust Open defending champion Baddeley fired a third …
Continue reading Baddeley fights back in PGA title defenceCanberra coach David Furner is confident star playmaker Terry Campese will be fit for his team’s NRL season opener against Melbourne despite another injury scare. Campese was a late omission …
Continue reading Campese to be right for NRL round oneEven Anna Meares has her limits. The Australian had enough fuel in the tank to humble British track cycling superstar Victoria Pendleton in front of her home crowd in their …
Continue reading Meares wins silver in women’s sprintSimao and Charis Mavrias scored their debut goals in the Greek league early in the second half to give leader Panathinaikos a 2-0 victory over host Ergotelis on Saturday. Simao …
Continue reading Panathinaikos beat Ergotelis 2-0 in GreeceDaniel Sturridge’s 62nd minute header spared Chelsea from a humiliating FA Cup exit at the hands of Championship side Birmingham but Saturday’s unconvincing 1-1 draw will do little to ease …
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