Chris Rogers posted a seventh straight Test half-century in Cardiff, reducing England’s lead to 285 runs at tea on day two of the Ashes opener. Australia were 2-145 at tea …
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Tim Sheens is open to a long-term stay in Super League with Salford as he waits to discover his fate as Australia national coach. The 64-year-old flew in to England …
Continue reading Sheens keen to stay at Super League clubThree Australians have been selected in the World XV starting line-up to play South Africa in a Cape Town exhibition match to kick off the Springboks’ season ahead of the …
Continue reading Three Aussies in World XV v SpringboksChad Wingard slotted three goals as Port Adelaide held on for a slogging three-point win over Collingwood on Thursday night to revive their AFL finals hopes. Port triumphed 9.12 (66) …
Continue reading Port sink Collingwood by 3 points in AFLUnwanted Parramatta utility Adam Quinlan is set to make his Super League debut for St Helens in a home game against Huddersfield. The 22-year-old has been recruited by the reigning …
Continue reading Australia’s Quinlan set for Saints debutDavid Warner and Chris Rogers successfully negotiated a nervy nine overs to reach lunch on day two of the Ashes opener in Cardiff. Australia were 0-26 at the meal break, …
Continue reading Aust 0-26 at lunch on day two of 1st TestA week after salvaging the signature of marquee NRL recruit Kieran Foran, Parramatta are reportedly locked in a similar contractual dispute with NSW State of Origin player Will Hopoate. The …
Continue reading Eels in new contract fight over HopoateMoeen Ali mixed streaky with sublime to power England to a total of 430 early on day two of the Ashes opener in Cardiff. Mitchell Starc grabbed a five-wicket haul …
Continue reading England bowled out for 430 in first TestCronulla forward Chris Heighington has successfully fought his dangerous throw charge at the NRL judiciary. He had been charged for a tackle on Manly’s Josh Starling in Sunday’s 28-16 loss …
Continue reading Heighington wins case at NRL judiciaryGeelong have regained Jimmy Bartel and James Kelly for Saturday night’s pivotal AFL clash with North Melbourne, while the Roos have axed goalsneak Lindsay Thomas. Bartel will play his first …
Continue reading Cats’ AFL veterans back, Roos drop ThomasCorey Parker has been cleared by the NRL of biting Paul Gallen during the State of Origin decider with the NSW captain also saying there was nothing in the incident. …
Continue reading Parker cleared of biting allegationTroubled Gold Coast star Harley Bennell will miss a second AFL match after being caught up in the drugs scandal that has rocked the club. Bennell sat out last week’s …
Continue reading Bennell misses again for SunsCollingwood milestone man Dane Swan has received an irreverent tribute from former teammate and rat pack colleague Heath Shaw. Prior to moving to Sydney, Giants defender Shaw spent nine seasons …
Continue reading Swan gets roasted by old AFL teammateCriticism of Queensland’s veterans may have planted the seed for another State of Origin dynasty, Maroons great Petero Civoniceva warns. Coach Mal Meninga hopes his side finally silenced the Dad’s …
Continue reading Another Origin dynasty for Qld?Essendon coach James Hird believes Jobe Watson will overcome the disappointment of an early finish to season 2014 and come back stronger next year. Watson spoke of his frustrations with …
Continue reading Hird urges Watson to stay on as skipperTyrone Roberts has taken news of Trent Hodkinson’s impending move to Newcastle in his stride, even though it has put his NRL future under a cloud. The current Canterbury and …
Continue reading Roberts intent on keeping Knights NRL spotGWS Giants forward Jonathon Patton will play his first game back from a second knee reconstruction the same weekend his AFL side tries to shackle their former teammate Josh Bruce. …
Continue reading Giant Patton taking first step back to AFLWest Coast chief executive Trevor Nisbett says it’s still too early in the grieving process to name a trophy in honour of slain Adelaide coach Phil Walsh. Walsh, who was …
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