The Jake Lever trade has given Adelaide the ammunition, but the Crows maintain they won’t attempt to pull the trigger on an AFL trade for Carlton star Bryce Gibbs. After …
Continue reading Crows won’t use pick bounty on Gibbs: ReidSuper League champions Leeds are prepared to travel to Australia to play Melbourne in an effort to keep the annual World Club Challenge alive. The Storm’s apparent reluctance to come …
Continue reading Leeds happy to play WCC in Australia: CEOSouth Africa captain Warren Whiteley has been ruled out of their end-of-year tour of Europe after doctors said his groin injury would take two more months to heal. Eben Etzebeth …
Continue reading Boks skipper to miss end-of-year tourRafael Nadal has continued to scythe his way through the Shanghai Masters, reaching the quarter-finals with a 6-3 6-1 thrashing of temperamental Italian Fabio Fognini. The Spaniard needed just 63 …
Continue reading Nadal, Federer cruise into China quartersRafael Nadal has continued to scythe his way through the Shanghai Masters, reaching the quarter-finals with a 6-3 6-1 thrashing of temperamental Italian Fabio Fognini. The Spaniard needed just over …
Continue reading Nadal crushes Fognini to reach quartersThere will be at least one Australian in the last four of the Hong Kong Open with Daria Gavrilova and Lizette Cabrera set to do battle in the quarter-finals. World …
Continue reading Aussie Cabrera in first WTA quarter-finalPeter Snowden is expecting anything but a straightforward dash for cash by Australia’s premier sprinters in the $10 million Everest. The trainer, who is preparing Redzel for the world’s richest …
Continue reading Tactics the key to The EverestThe winners have started to tick over for Aaron Purcell who has recently taken over the suspended Ciaron Maher’s large team of horses. And Saturday looms as a big occasion …
Continue reading Thousand Guineas: Purcell has chance to win first G1 raceRelaxed walks through the bush at Moruya on the NSW south coast are hopefully reinvigorating Fell Swoop ahead of his multi-million dollar assignment at Randwick. There is serious work to …
Continue reading The Everest: New outlook for Fell SwoopMaria Sharapova has reached the quarter-finals of the Tianjin Open with a 7-5 6-3 defeat of Poland’s Magda Linette. Thursday’s victory marks the third last-eight showing of the season for …
Continue reading Sharapova into Tianjin tennis quartersJuan Martin del Potro showed flashes of his best as the Argentine upset Shanghai Masters third seed Alexander Zverev 3-6 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 to reach the quarter-finals. The 16th-seeded South …
Continue reading Del Potro dumps Zverev out of Shanghai ATPFrenchwoman Caroline Garcia became the eighth and final player to qualify for the season-ending WTA Finals in Singapore after Britain’s Johanna Konta withdrew from the Kremlin Cup in Moscow due …
Continue reading Garcia completes WTA Finals fieldCountry Rugby League boss Terry Quinn has praised the NRL for delivering an unprecedented seven matches next season to the bush. NSW country centres Mudgee, Tamworth, Bathurst, Gosford will all …
Continue reading NRL to take games to seven country centresEstablished hooker Robbie Farah is preparing to play in multiple positions for Lebanon at the upcoming Rugby League World Cup, 15 years after starting at halfback in his only previous …
Continue reading Farah set to move around for LebanonEssendon and the Western Bulldogs remain locked in a Mexican standoff over the future of Jake Stringer after a busy day of AFL trade activity. The Bulldogs’ forward was left …
Continue reading AFL trade standoff looms for StringerSouth Sydney hooker Robbie Farah says he was shocked to learn of the sacking of Rabbitohs’ NRL coach Michael Maguire, but expects him to find another post quickly, Maguire, who …
Continue reading Maguire will soon find new NRL gig: FarahAfter having a farewell at Canterbury, hooker Michael Lichaa has revealed in an extraordinary turnaround that he is set to sign a new deal with the NRL club. Lichaa, who …
Continue reading Lichaa set to remain a Bulldog in NRLDamien Oliver’s willingness to make weight to ride Egg Tart in the Toorak Handicap offers the Chris Waller stable cause for optimism following the filly’s Sydney spring disappointment. The veteran …
Continue reading Egg Tart primed for the Toorak Handicap
