Wallabies prop James Slipper will attack the Super Rugby pre-season with extra hunger and confidence as the pain from missing Queensland’s grand final triumph still burns. Slipper was Monday named …
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Time in the middle was needed by an out-of-form Shaun Marsh but it was another left-handed batsman who hogged the crease in Western Australia’s Sheffield Shield clash with Queensland on …
Continue reading Bulls limp to stumps against WarriorsAs questions remain over the age and quality of Melbourne Victory’s squad, skipper Adrian Leijer remains confident his team is just a winning run away from being A-League finals contenders. …
Continue reading Victory still believe in finals hopesKerrin McEvoy is looking to next month’s World Cup night in Dubai with great anticipation after being given the nod by Sheikh Mohammed to ride star colts Sepoy and Helmet. …
Continue reading McEvoy to ride Sepoy in DubaiEli Manning delivered the New York Giants another last-minute Super Bowl triumph over the New England Patriots with the same cool-under-pressure style that has become his trademark. Manning completed 30-of-40 …
Continue reading Giants edge Patriots for Super Bowl titleScarlett Lady took the first steps towards a Sydney autumn carnival campaign with victory in New Zealand on Monday, her first outing since injury ruled her out of the Caulfield …
Continue reading Scarlett Lady wins in New ZealandInjury-plagued North Queensland centre Brent Tate has been named in the Cowboys squad to play St George Illawarra in Saturday night’s NRL trial in Perth. Tate, who has undergone three …
Continue reading Tate given tick to play for CowboysEli and Peyton Manning don’t talk much about their feelings, so the shame is that we’ll probably never hear from what they are feeling at this exact moment. These are …
Continue reading Eli Manning wins second Super Bowl MVPThe Expressway Stakes meeting signals the unofficial start of the Sydney autumn carnival and leading trainer Chris Waller will bring out three of his big guns for Saturday’s Group Two …
Continue reading Waller trio head Expressway entriesShe may think otherwise once she’s had a taste of the slick greens but American Morgan Pressel believes playing a course like Royal Melbourne is a treat for golfers on …
Continue reading Royal Melbourne a treat for LPGA: PresselOnly two days after appearing to rejuvenate their barren tour, the Indian cricket team again lost direction in Sunday night’s heavy loss to Australia. After winning the toss in the …
Continue reading Dhoni laments loose bowling at MCGNSW batsman Simon Katich has been forced to retire hurt after being struck in the face as the Blues reached 3-214 at tea on day one of the Sheffield Shield …
Continue reading Katich retires hurt as NSW fight backOpener Rob Nicol smashed 146 and allrounder Jacob Oram hounded Zimbabwe mercilessly with bat and ball as New Zealand cruised to a 141-run win in the second one-day match in …
Continue reading NZ cruise to 141-run win over ZimbabweThe strength of Saturday’s Expressway Stakes field is likely to persuade trainer Ron Leemon to stick with his original plan to bring Manawanui back to the races a week later. …
Continue reading Manawanui likely to run in Royal SovereignMelbourne Rebels insist there’s no need to panic about the season ahead despite the Super Rugby trial schedule from hell burning them early. The Rebels endured a difficult first season …
Continue reading Rebels won’t panic despite trial thrashingPerth trainer Neville Parnham is flying Playing God across the Nullabor for the Orr Stakes but has already conceded that he can’t stop the winning run of Black Caviar. “I …
Continue reading God no match for Black CaviarRookie St George Illawarra coach Steve Price will give his big guns their first hit-out of 2012 on Saturday night when the Dragons take on North Queensland in Perth. Price …
Continue reading Dragons stars return for Cowboys matchGoal-shy Australia face a pair of potential must-win matches to stay alive in the Olympic football tournament after crashing 2-0 to Uzbekistan in a freezing Tashkent. The loss leaves Australia …
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