The announcement of Vitezslav Lavicka’s imminent departure from Sydney FC failed to inspire the Sky Blues as they crashed to a 5-2 A-League defeat at home to Newcastle on Sunday. …
Continue reading Jets down Sydney in seven-goal thrillerSuperstar South Sydney centre Greg Inglis expects to miss the start of the NRL season with the ankle injury he suffered in Saturday night’s NRL All Stars match. Inglis, who …
Continue reading Inglis to miss start of NRL seasonReturning colossus Suzy Batkovic has lifted Adelaide to the verge of clinching the WNBL minor premiership, which they can secure on Friday against closest rival Bulleen. Centre Batkovic, who missed …
Continue reading Returning Batkovic sparks LightningPlay has finally resumed in Sunday’s one-day cricket match between Australia and India at the MCG. After several failed attempts play was restarted at 6.18pm (AEST) – more than three …
Continue reading Play resumed in Australia, India one-dayerLike everyone else, Southern Speed’s trainer Leon Macdonald is in awe of Black Caviar. Unlike everyone else he has a horse who could possibly test the champion over the 1400 …
Continue reading Southern Speed to take on Black CaviarJulio Cesar Chavez Jr retained the WBC middleweight title on Saturday, earning a unanimous decision over fellow Mexican Marco Antonio Rubio. The judges scored the bout 118-110, 116-112 115-113 for …
Continue reading Chavez Jr retains belt against RubioCaptain Cameron White believes Victoria are primed for a late assault on the Sheffield Shield after crushing South Australia in Adelaide. The Bushrangers, with many second-stringers, sealed a 186-run triumph …
Continue reading Vics primed for Shield assault, says WhiteLittle-used Jeremy Lin had career highs of 25 points, seven assists and five rebounds as the host New York Knicks turned boos into cheers with a much-needed 99-92 NBA victory …
Continue reading Lin shoots Knicks to NBA win over NetsFlying filly Karuta Queen is a high profile defector from the first part of the Sydney autumn carnival following the loss of Saturday’s Warwick Farm meeting. Trainer Neville Layt has …
Continue reading Karuta Queen off to MelbourneChampion Black Caviar will have another modern day sprinting idol for company on Saturday when she is led onto the Caulfield track by Hong Kong hero Silent Witness. Black Caviar …
Continue reading Silent Witness to parade at CaulfieldOlympic boxing coach Don Abnett says Australia will head to the London Olympics with more than just young gun Damien Hooper as a medal chance. After watching the national amateur …
Continue reading Aussie boxers Olympic surprise packetsGroup One winners Pinker Pinker, Sepoy and Helmet will be the star attractions at the official barrier trials under lights at Cranbourne on Tuesday. Trainer Greg Eurell has confirmed Pinker …
Continue reading Pinker Pinker to trial under lightsArsene Wenger believes Thierry Henry’s stoppage-time goal in the win over Blackburn will be remembered as a “special” moment if it turns out to be his last strike at the …
Continue reading Wenger hails Henry’s ‘parting shot’Jared Waerea-Hargreaves insists there’s no bad blood between him and Sam Thaiday after the pair’s bust-up during Saturday’s NRL All Stars clash on the Gold Coast. The New Zealand enforcer …
Continue reading Waerea-Hargreaves happy with ThaidayVictoria rose to third on the Sheffield Shield table with a crushing 186-run triumph over South Australia in Adelaide on Sunday. Chasing 445 to win, the Redbacks were all out …
Continue reading Vics beat SA in Sheffield ShieldLuckless Brett Lee’s broken little toe has forced the paceman out of the triangular one-day series in the latest injury to hit Australia’s fast bowling ranks. The 35-year-old’s horror stretch …
Continue reading Brett Lee out six weeks with broken toeEngland rugby’s new era began with a scrappy first Six Nations win at Murrayfield in eight years as Scotland’s familiar failings contributed to their downfall. The visitors won 13-6 with …
Continue reading England beat Scotland 13-6 in Six NationsRain stopped play early in Sunday’s one-day cricket match between Australia and India at the MCG. Australia were in trouble at 2-35 from 11 overs after losing the toss, with …
Continue reading Rain stops play in Aust-India ODI at MCG

