Dustin Brown insists he will remain true to his rasta roots after the dread-locked German qualifier stole the Wimbledon spotlight with a stunning upset of Rafael Nadal. Brown produced an …
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Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood made underwhelming first impressions in England, six days out from the Ashes opener. Australia’s recent run of dominant form was soiled on a day of …
Continue reading Dukes a hazard for Aussie quicksRafael Nadal’s career tailspin has accelerated, with dreadlocked German Dustin Brown condemning him to a fourth successive Wimbledon humiliation. Nadal, the 2008 and 2010 champion, slumped to a 7-5 3-6 …
Continue reading Nadal exits SW19 as Murray, Fed march onTop home hope Victor Dubuisson, Austria’s Bernd Wiesberger and Jaco Van Zyl of South Africa share the first round clubhouse lead in the 99th French Open at le Golf National …
Continue reading Dubuisson shares rain-hit French Open leadFormula One has taken a first step towards a bold and radical vision for the future, with a range of proposals to improve the current sport confirmed by the sport’s …
Continue reading FIA agree to overhaul penalty systemRafael Nadal has been sent crashing out of Wimbledon by dread-locked German qualifier Dustin Brown, his fourth successive humiliation at the All England Club. After former champions Roger Federer and …
Continue reading Nadal slumps to new Wimbledon humiliationThe buffet at Queensland’s State of Origin III camp was expected to cop a bigger hammering than NSW’s David Klemmer after Josh Papalii’s recall. However, Maroons teammate Matt Scott says …
Continue reading Weight of expectation on Maroons’ PapaliiEveryone loves a villain in State of Origin, Queensland’s Matt Scott reckons. But the hulking Maroons prop may be willing to make an exception for Blues hopeful Michael Ennis. The …
Continue reading Qld’s Matt Scott no fan of Ennis’ niggleIt wasn’t quite a case of no Buddy, no Tippo, no worries, but the Sydney Swans showed good old fashioned guts can take you a long, long way in the …
Continue reading Swans show versatility in tough AFL winThey’re best of mates, but even Thanasi Kokkinakis can’t predict what Nick Kyrgios will deliver when he takes on Milos Raonic for a place in Wimbledon’s last 16 on Friday …
Continue reading Kyrgios ‘just a different cat’: KokkinakisSaturday is set to be D-Day for injured NSW rake Robbie Farah in his desperate bid to play in State of Origin III. Farah had hand surgery on Tuesday, before …
Continue reading Saturday is D-Day for injured FarahThere were few positives to come out of Queensland’s horrendous Super Rugby campaign but Wallabies coach Michael Cheika has found one, plucking out the Reds’ front row for his 40-man …
Continue reading Cheika makes good on Reds scrum praisePhysically superior and twice as accomplished, Nick Kyrgios feels far better equipped to challenge Milos Raonic in their Wimbledon rematch on Friday. Kyrgios was a bolter ranked 144th in the …
Continue reading Kyrgios eyeing Wimbledon revengeAustralia’s run of dominant form in the lead-up to the Ashes was soiled on a day of toil in Chelmsford. Michael Clarke’s men thumped the West Indies in last month’s …
Continue reading Aust bowlers struggle against EssexLate-blooming Sam Groth has cast sentiment aside to book a dream Wimbledon date with Roger Federer. Groth beat good friend and Wimbledon village housemate James Duckworth 7-5 6-4 7-6 (8-6) …
Continue reading Groth, Dellacqua secure big Wimbledon winsLate-blooming Sam Groth has cast sentiment aside to reach the Wimbledon third round for the first time. Groth beat good friend and Wimbledon village housemate James Duckworth 7-5 6-4 7-6 …
Continue reading Groth, Dellacqua into Wimbledon 3rd roundJosh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc failed to strike with the new ball as Essex reached 1-170 at tea on day two of Australia’s final Ashes tune-up. Mitch Marsh continued his …
Continue reading Essex dig in against Aust in tour gameLate-blooming Australian tennis star Sam Groth has cast sentiment aside to reach the Wimbledon third round for the first time. Groth beat good friend and Wimbledon village housemate James Duckworth …
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