Kei Nishikori has become the first Japanese player in 80 years to reach the men’s quarter-finals of the Australian Open with a hard-fought win over sixth seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of …
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The Australian Open was rocked on Monday when five-times champion Serena Williams was sent packing in straight sets. Williams, 30, lost to unseeded Russian Ekaterina Makarova, the world No.56, who …
Continue reading Serena Williams limps out of Aust OpenIndia’s thrashing machine Virender Sehwag paid the home side a mighty compliment on Monday, saying this was the best attack he had faced in his 20 Tests against Australia. Sehwag, …
Continue reading Aussie attack best I’ve faced: SehwagAustralian captain Michael Clarke has dismissed Indian accusations of doctoring pitches to ensure the tourists’ downfall. “The pitches have been the same in Australia for the last two years,” Clarke …
Continue reading Aussies don’t doctor pitches: ClarkeThe reason for Skateboard’s buck jumping display at Warwick Farm remains a mystery and the five-year-old gets the chance to show his true colours on Saturday. The favourite for a …
Continue reading Skateboard back at Canterbury on SaturdayRoger Federer can’t guarantee he won’t weep once more at Rod Laver Arena when he attempts to book a blockbuster Australian Open semi-final with Rafael Nadal in his 1000th career …
Continue reading Sentimental Federer’s latest milestoneJose Mourinho shrugged off the whistles of the Real Madrid crowd on Sunday after reports emerged he was facing a player revolt. Sports daily Marca claimed the combustible Portuguese coach …
Continue reading Mourinho laughs about player revolt talkThe New England Patriots and New York Giants booked a rematch of their dramatic 2008 Super Bowl showdown with tense playoff triumphs on Sunday to reach next month’s NFL championship …
Continue reading Giants, Patriots advance to Super BowlRe-appointed Queensland Super Rugby coach Ewen McKenzie believes Quade Cooper’s injury-delayed start to 2012 could help him through a difficult player recruitment period this season. The Reds at the weekend …
Continue reading Cooper’s injury to provide opportunityFlamboyant opener Virender Sehwag says the Indian captaincy won’t change his daredevil batting style. Sehwag will captain India for the fourth time in a Test when the battered tourists meet …
Continue reading Captaincy won’t change me, says SehwagTottenham boss Harry Redknapp launched a blistering attack on Mario Balotelli after he appeared to stamp on Spurs midfielder Scott Parker during Manchester City’s 3-2 victory on Sunday. Controversial Italian …
Continue reading Redknapp fuming after Balotelli ‘stamp’Brisbane coach Ange Postecoglou senses his players are close to recapturing their deadly championship-winning form heading towards possibly the tightest finals series in A-League history. “I’ve got a sneaking suspicion …
Continue reading A-League finals will be tight: PostecoglouBlack Caviar could face one of the biggest fields of her career in the Group Two Australia Stakes following unexpected interest in taking on the unbeaten champion. For much of …
Continue reading Black Caviar draws unexpected challengePetra Kvitova might be endorsed as the true No.1 in women’s tennis by her childhood idol but it’s still a topic she wants nothing to do with. Kvitova on Monday …
Continue reading Kvitova cruises past IvanovicTennis legend Martina Navratilova has declared current world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki unworthy of the top ranking and condemned the system that put her there. “Clearly nobody feels that Wozniacki is …
Continue reading Wozniacki not a true No.1: NavratilovaCronulla coach Shane Flanagan revealed he called Wests Tigers’ bluff in a bid to ensure Andrew Fifita would become a Sharks player in 2012. Having lost key front-rowers Luke Douglas …
Continue reading Fifita gamble pays off for FlanaganTheir past meetings might be a convenient haze but Agnieszka Radwanska doesn’t need details before she heads into her Australian Open quarter-final against Victoria Azarenka. Radwanska is well aware she …
Continue reading Another epic looms for Pole at Aust OpenEvergreen batsman Ricky Ponting has a lot of Test cricket left in him, Australian captain Michael Clarke says. Ponting’s revival in the series against India has Clarke maintaining the Tasmanian …
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