Caroline Wozniacki admits she resorted to dreaming to get through Sydney’s heatwave in her marathon three-set loss to Barbora Strycova. The former world No.1 was attempting to end a run …
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Caroline Wozniacki’s hoodoo at the Sydney International has continued with a marathon three-set loss in stifling heat. The former world No.1 was attempting to end a run of seven Sydney …
Continue reading Wozniacki falls short in tennis marathonASB Classic tournament directors can breathe a sigh of relief after American big-hitter John Isner survived a huge scare to win through to the quarter finals. The No 2 seeded …
Continue reading No 2 seed Isner wins at ASB ClassicReigning Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic has finally landed in Melbourne, opting for a short and low-key preparation ahead of his potentially record-breaking Australian Open assault. The world No.2 cancelled …
Continue reading Djokovic flying under Aust Open radarBernard Tomic is confident he will be ready for an assault on the Australian Open despite falling in his Kooyong Classic opener in another straight-sets loss. Following his round one …
Continue reading Tomic feels Open campaign on trackFormer French Open finalist Lucie Safarova has been bundled out of the Hobart International by Japanese qualifier Risa Ozaki. The world No.62 on Wednesday sailed through the first set before …
Continue reading Lucie Safarova bundled out of Hobart WTATorrid encounters with two French packs has taught developing Wallabies prop Tom Robertson that scrummaging is the biggest part of his rugby education. Rated one of Australia’s best young front-rowers, …
Continue reading Wallaby prop continues scrum educationCroatian tennis battler Jana Fett has admitted to toying with the idea of tanking in Hobart in order to make the Australian Open qualifying draw. Fett was faced with the …
Continue reading Player considered losing in Hobart tennisThe 2017 Australian Open begins on Monday at Melbourne Park, with 32 men’s round one matches scheduled for day one. Looking at the weather forecast we’re expecting a sunny day …
Continue reading Australian Open Day 1 Tips and Match Previews – 2017Godolphin trainer John O’Shea has his sights on the Group Three PJ Bell Stakes after three-year-old filly Raiment defeated older horses at Randwick. Raiment ($2.70 fav) looked a class above …
Continue reading Raiment has PJ Bell Stakes in sightsHe’s Our Rokkii is already a Group One winner at Caulfield and will be given the chance to add another two early in his upcoming campaign. The four-year-old won the …
Continue reading CF Orr Stakes return for He’s Our RokkiiIn the same week Dundeel’s first progeny have made an impact in the sale ring, his younger sibling has opened her winning account in country NSW. Forreel, a Nom Du …
Continue reading Dundeel’s little sister wins at SconeThe 2017 Australian Open tennis tournament marks the second year that William Hill will partner the event as the official wagering partner. William Hill Australia Chief Marketing Officer Warren Hebard …
Continue reading Bookmaker committed to fight match fixing at 2017 Australian OpenAuthorities have maintained their strong stance against match-fixing by banning Romanian Alexandru-Daniel Carpen from tennis for life. The 30-year-old admitted to approaching another player in 2013 to seek his involvement …
Continue reading Romanian gets life ban for tennis fixingWallabies backrower Lopeti Timani has knocked back interest from cashed-up European clubs to remain in Melbourne for another two Super Rugby seasons. Timani’s contract extension will keep him in Australia …
Continue reading Rebels re-sign Wallabies forward TimaniSebastien Loeb won the eighth stage of the Dakar Rally and recaptured the lead from Peugeot teammate Stephane Peterhansel on Tuesday as the Frenchmen led the field back into Argentina …
Continue reading Loeb retakes Dakar lead from PeterhanselHobart International tennis top-seed Kiki Bertens is expected to confirm her quarter-finals place when she meets lowly-ranked challenger Galina Voskoboeva. The world No.22 on Wednesday meets 310-ranked Voskoboeva from Kazakhstan …
Continue reading Bertens looks to Hobart tennis finalsDaria Gavrilova will embrace the pressure of being a local hope at the Australian Open as she bids to better last year’s memorable run to the final 16 at Melbourne …
Continue reading Gavrilova craves big stage of Aust Open
