England coach Eddie Jones said he was happy with the mistakes made during their 48-14 win over Samoa as he had a close look at another crop of hopefuls two …
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Eddie Jones feels England eased off the throttle after making a fast start against Samoa. England ended their autumn internationals with a third straight win, scoring seven tries in a …
Continue reading England ‘seduced’ by lowly Samoa: JonesFrance moved one step closer to a 10th Davis Cup title when Richard Gasquet and Pierre-Hugues Herbert beat Ruben Bemelmans and Joris De Loore 6-1 3-6 7-6 (7-2) 6-4 to …
Continue reading France take doubles and Cup advantageThe Wallabies have ended their spring tour in humiliating fashion, slumping to their biggest-ever loss to Scotland at Murrayfield. The Scots, rejuvenated under coach Gregor Townsend, ran in eight tries …
Continue reading Scots run rampant over 14-man WallabiesOnly disaster stands between Scott McLaughlin and Supercars glory. The 24-year-old Ford star will clinch his maiden Supercars title if he finishes in 11th place or higher in Sunday’s second …
Continue reading McLaughlin’s maiden Supercars title loomsFormer New Zealand five-eighth Dan Carter will leave Racing 92 at the end of the season to join Japanese side Kobelco Steelers, he told French sports daily L’Equipe. “I did …
Continue reading Carter to leave France for Japan: reportDaniel Ricciardo will start from the second row while Lewis Hamilton was beaten to pole position by his Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas for the final race of the year in …
Continue reading Ricciardo fourth, Bottas on Abu Dhabi poleTongan coach Kristian Woolf says he’s dumbfounded by referee Matt Cecchin’s failure to check a disallowed last-gasp Andrew Fifita try in his side’s 20-18 Rugby League World Cup semi-final loss …
Continue reading Last-second call mars England RL WCup winJapan’s Kei Nishikori hopes to return from his lengthy injury layoff at the start of 2018 and challenge for major titles and a place in the top five. The 27-year-old …
Continue reading Nishikori ‘stronger’ from injury layoffScott McLaughlin has capitalised on Jamie Whincup’s heartbreak, with the Ford star poised to claim his first Supercars title after a dramatic race in Newcastle. After starting the day 30 …
Continue reading McLaughlin in box seat for Supercars titleOne person happy to see the rain falling early in the program at Ballarat was trainer Robert Smerdon. Starting Saturday in the good range, the Ballarat track was downgraded to …
Continue reading Results: Grand Dreamer wins Ballarat CupTonga have fallen one step short of the Rugby League World Cup decider, downed 20-18 by England in Saturday’s semi-final in Auckland. Backed by a partisan Tongan crowd, Mate Ma’a …
Continue reading Tonga fall short to England in WCup semiAustralia are determined to send Stephen Moore off in style as the hooker bows out of professional rugby against Scotland at Murrayfield. The former Wallabies skipper confirmed his decision to …
Continue reading Wallabies want to send Moore off in styleAustralian star Sam Bremner is in danger of not taking any part in the Rugby League World Cup after being ruled out of Sunday’s semi-final against Canada. Bremner is yet …
Continue reading Jillaroos’ Bremner out of World Cup semiHe has a baby on the way, is putting his international rugby career on hold for a year and moving to a country where he can’t speak the language – …
Continue reading Wallaby McMahon unfazed by Japan moveJamie Whincup’s quest for an unprecedented seventh Supercars title has taken a major blow with steering damage ruining his first race at Newcastle. Starting from fifth on the grid on …
Continue reading Whincup’s Supercars title hunt blown apartThe Kangaroos insists they remain hungry despite being tossed up World Cup easy meat. The reigning champions are 80 minutes away from defending their crown after crushing Fiji 54-6 in …
Continue reading Frizell says Australia still on pointAdelaide are adamant their decision to stick with South Australian talent at the AFL draft had nothing to do with avoiding the ‘go-home’ factor. The Crows could be forgiven being …
Continue reading Go-home factor no issue for Crows at draft
