Top-eight seeds Kei Nishikori and Tomas Berdych have made short work of their opening-round opponents on a hot day one of the Australian Open. Japanese star Nishikori powered past Germany’s …
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It was dramatically late but Parramatta have assembled a deadly left-side combination that will be the envy of the NRL. The Eels’ signing of star centre Michael Jennings on Monday …
Continue reading Jennings-Radradra to form deadly comboDaria Gavrilova channelled the fighting spirit of Lleyton Hewitt to win a second-round Australian Open berth against sixth seed Petra Kvitova. The Australian No.2 used the Hewitt war-cry of `C’mon’ …
Continue reading Aussie Gavrilova to meet KvitovaWorld No.1 Serena Williams has survived a tough early test to safely advance to the second round of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park. The six-time champion needed one hour …
Continue reading Williams moves into Open second roundTwo-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova dispelled any lingering fitness doubts to be the first player through to the second round of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park. The sixth-seeded scored …
Continue reading Kvitova storms into Open second roundATP executive chairman and president Chris Kermode says the organisation absolutely rejects any suggestion evidence of tennis match-fixing has been suppressed. Kermode was responding to allegations of widespread match-fixing at …
Continue reading ATP boss rejects match-fixing claimsAs Toby Price lay in hospital with a broken neck, he never imagined that less than three years later he would be the first Australian to win the Dakar Rally …
Continue reading Aussie Price back from brink to win DakarQueensland coach Kevin Walters says the decision to axe several long-standing members of the Maroons staff is unfortunate but necessary. Walters has taken little time to put his stamp on …
Continue reading Walters axe to freshen up MaroonsHe may be farewelling the game, but Lleyton Hewitt remains the Pied Piper of Australian tennis until the very end. As half the nation gets set to tune in to …
Continue reading Peers pumped for Hewitt’s Open swansongFive years after speaking of his hatred for the blue-and-gold, new Parramatta signing Michael Jennings says he can’t wait to play at his new home. The league’s worst-kept secret since …
Continue reading Jennings signs with ParramattaCollingwood president Eddie McGuire has labelled star players Dane Swan and Travis Cloke “idiots” after explicit videos, photos and texts were reportedly leaked to the media. Swan sent graphic video, …
Continue reading Collingwood stars in nude photo scandalWorld No.1s Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams, grand slam king Roger Federer and local hopes Nick Kyrgios and Samantha Stosur headline a huge day one at the Australian Open in …
Continue reading Australian Open set for huge dayThe deadline for bids to host the 2021 Rugby League World Cup must be submitted by the end of June, with a decision expected before the end of the year. …
Continue reading Deadline for bids for RL World CupEngland head Eddie Jones says he wants World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson to be part of his coaching set-up after they had a chance meeting in a supermarket. Wilkinson, whose …
Continue reading Wilkinson wanted in England coaching teamThe Final Field has been released for the 2015 Moruya Cup which is to be run at Moruya on Monday 18th, January 2016 at 4:40PM. View the Moruya Cup Field. …
Continue reading Moruya Cup Field – 2015Former Wallaby Drew Mitchell’s stoppage-time try denied Wasps an historic win over European champions Toulon on Sunday afternoon. Mitchell crossed to salvage a dramatic 15-11 win for the three-time Champions …
Continue reading Drew Mitchell denies Wasps win over ToulonFormer Essendon coach James Hird says he accepts “a level” of responsibility for the supplements scandal that has rocked the AFL. The Court of Arbitration for Sport this week upheld …
Continue reading Hird takes some AFL supplement saga blameFormer Essendon coach James Hird says he accepts “a level” of responsibility for the supplements scandal that has rocked the AFL. The Court of Arbitration for Sport this week upheld …
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