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Wests Tigers have terminated Matthew Lodge’s playing contract after he was arrested for allegedly assaulting a man and stalking two women while holidaying in New York. The 20-year-old forward is …
Continue reading Tigers terminate Lodge after US arrestAustralian motorcycling great Wayne Gardner knew what a tough path his eldest son had chosen, but he threw his full support behind his boy’s MotoGP dream anyway. It’s what any …
Continue reading Son of a gun Gardner eyes MotoGP successThe Wallabies have overcome an almighty scare to come from behind against Scotland, with a Drew Mitchell brace of tries and a clutch Bernard Foley penalty securing a 35-34 win …
Continue reading Wallabies get out of jail against ScotsLos Pumas scored four tries through Matias Moroni, Juan Imhoff (2) and Joaquin Tucqulet, fly-half Nicolas Sanchez missing one penalty but on target with five others and all four conversions …
Continue reading Argentina relish ‘dream come true’South Africa have started plotting their campaign to take on an ominously in-form New Zealand in the World Cup semi-finals, saying to be the best you have to beat the …
Continue reading Springboks calm before All Blacks stormDespite an early release from his Queensland Reds contract, and an ugly feud with former Wallaby Greg Martin, James O’Connor won’t be lost to Australian rugby according to good friend …
Continue reading O’Connor not lost to Aust rugby: CooperAgnieszka Radwanska has defeated Danka Kovinic in less than an hour to win the Tianjin Open title on Sunday and clinch a spot in the WTA Finals in Singapore. The …
Continue reading Radwanska wins Tianjin OpenFrance flyhalf Frederic Michalak has ended his international rugby career after limping off in Saturday’s record 62-13 loss to defending champions New Zealand in the World Cup quarterfinals. Michalak hobbled …
Continue reading France flyhalf Michalak retiresAFL players Isaac Heeney and Joel Patfull have both been hurt while overseas on holiday. Sydney young gun Heeney was struck from behind in Hong Kong while trying to get …
Continue reading AFL players Heeney, Patfull hurtRising Australian star Jack Miller is delighted to have finished in the championship points in his first MotoGP on home soil. Miller, 20, started from 15th on the Phillip Island …
Continue reading Miller happy with Aussie MotoGP finishThis year’s MotoGP championship will go down to the wire after reigning world champion Marc Marquez scored a stunning win at the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island. The …
Continue reading Blistering Marquez wins Aussie MotoGPThe clock is ticking as Collingwood seek to recruit Adam Treloar, James Aish and Jeremy Howe in the final four days of AFL trade period. For the second year in …
Continue reading ‘Pies the key player in AFL trade periodGreater Western Sydney defender Joel Patfull has suffered a broken collarbone in a motorbike accident in Bali. Patfull was on a surfing holiday with former Brisbane teammate Zac O’Brien when …
Continue reading GWS’s Patfull breaks collarbone in BaliWales captain Sam Warburton said just one mistake caused his injury-blitzed side’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final defeat by South Africa. Warburton refused to accept that the absence of casualties ranging …
Continue reading Wales refuse to blame injuries for exitSchalk Burger said a mixture of wise old heads and youthful energy was the key for South Africa as they marched on towards the Rugby World Cup semi-finals. The 32-year-old …
Continue reading Boks composed when mattered most: BurgerJulian Savea scored a bulldozing hat-trick as New Zealand delivered a record-setting rugby masterclass to rout France 62-13 and set up a Rugby World Cup semi-final against South Africa. The …
Continue reading All Blacks set for Boks in World Cup semiPhilippe Saint-Andre said he took a large part of the blame after his last game as France coach ended in a 62-13 World Cup humiliation by New Zealand, a team …
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