The combination of Sydney Sixers pace aces Brett Lee and Mitchell Starc would normally strike fear into any opposition batsman in the world. But former England international Paul Collingwood believes …
Continue reading Scorchers unfazed by Sixers’ pace acesFP – A final-quarter blitz from Atlanta’s Joe Johnson handed the Milwaukee Bucks their second loss at home in the lockout-shortened NBA season. The Bucks returned home on Monday after …
Continue reading Bucks blown away by Hawks’ Johnson in NBACentral Coast have received little sympathy over complaints of a gruelling A-League schedule during the Asian Champions League, with league chief Lyall Gorman calling it “an unfortunate fact of life”. …
Continue reading Mariners told to embrace ACL, not complainAustralia’s junior world No.1 Luke Saville is through to the third round of the Australian Open boys’ singles. Saville, the reigning junior Wimbledon champion, ousted unseeded Frenchman Lucas Pouille 6-3 …
Continue reading Aussie Saville continues Open junior runIt has taken a long time but Glyn Schofield was delighted to finally get back aboard outstanding sprinter Hay List in a pleasing workout at Gosford on Tuesday. “It was …
Continue reading Schofield happy with Hay List workoutThree players will be fighting to be World No.1 after Caroline Wozniacki stumbled out of the Australian Open on Tuesday. The Dane fell to defending champion Kim Clijsters and, as …
Continue reading Clijsters v Azarenka in Aust Open semiRobert Lui has a number of battles to win even before he starts rebuilding his rugby league career with North Queensland. But back in the familiar surrounds of Townsville where …
Continue reading Lui looking good for Cowboys in NRLAustralia’s women’s cricketers are full of confidence ahead of three one-day international clashes with New Zealand following a dominant Twenty20 series win over their trans-Tasman rivals. The Australians clinched the …
Continue reading Aussie women confident before NZ ODIsAs the old No.3 reinforced he’s a rare vintage drop, the new one loomed as the first dropped. The fortunes of Ricky Ponting and Shaun Marsh weren’t meant to be …
Continue reading Contrasting fortunes of Ponting and MarshBenfica begins his march towards the Australian Guineas at Flemington on March 3 when he runs in Thursday’s Zeditave Stakes at Caulfield. The Lonhro colt hasn’t raced since he won …
Continue reading Benfica kicks off in ZeditaveWomen’s tennis is guaranteed to have a new world No.1 following the Australian Open after Caroline Wozniacki’s 67-week reign came to an end on Tuesday. Defending champion Kim Clijsters’ 6-3 …
Continue reading Wozniacki to lose world No.1 rankingStar Queensland sprinter Temple Of Boom is likely to depart for Melbourne earlier than planned after rain washed out a crucial barrier trial at Doomben on Tuesday. Trainer Tony Gollan …
Continue reading Temple Of Boom off to Melbourne earlyDefending champion Kim Clijsters and third seed Victoria Azarenka will meet in the semi-finals of the Australian Open. Clijsters ousted Caroline Wozniacki – who now loses her No.1 ranking – …
Continue reading Clijsters, Azarenka into Aust Open semisRetirement remains a dirty word as the resurgent Lleyton Hewitt eyes a full playing schedule in 2012 after exceeding “all expectations” at the Australian Open. Hewitt is hunting down wildcards …
Continue reading Hewitt locked in for full 2012 scheduleSought-after NRL fullback Josh Dugan has commenced contract extension talks with Canberra but insists talk of a hot race for his signature beyond 2012 is not playing on his mind. …
Continue reading Raiders commence Dugan talksSniper’s Bullet will be an acceptor for Saturday’s Summer Sizzler at Canterbury but trainer Tracey Bartley is yet to commit to a start for the multiple Group One winner. After …
Continue reading Sniper’s a late nomination for CanterburyOnly a point separates Adelaide and Newcastle on the A-League ladder and Reds coach John Kosmina says his charges will do everything they can to widen the gap when both …
Continue reading Reds look to widen A-League gap with JetsParramatta’s forgotten man Justin Poore was contemplating life as a plumber this time last year as his NRL career hung in the balance. Great fanfare surrounded Poore’s arrival from St …
Continue reading Forgotten Eel Poore ready to start again


