Carlton are disappointed, frustrated and have been left undermanned by Bryce Gibbs’ two-match AFL ban but they intend to maintain a tough-tackling approach. Gibbs was handed a two-match ban for …
Continue reading Blues pain at Gibbs AFL tackle banRival coaches Geoff Toovey and Brad Arthur have launched behind-the-scenes powerplays in desperate bids for the services of NRL superstar Kieran Foran. Foran’s future remains up in the air due …
Continue reading Arthur and Toovey pitch for ForanValentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo’s gripping world championship tussle arrives in Assen on Saturday for what promises to be a no-holds barred Dutch Grand Prix at the circuit considered ‘the …
Continue reading Lorenzo, Rossi ready to rock Dutch MotoGPManly coach Geoff Toovey says he has spoken with Kieran Foran in a bid to keep the star playmaker at Brookvale. Foran’s future remains up in the air due to …
Continue reading Toovey moves to try to keep Foran at ManlyWorld Rugby chief executive Brett Gosper says he hopes continuing negotiations will result in the Australian media covering the World Cup and end an impasse over the terms and conditions …
Continue reading Rugby head hopes for Aust WCup media coverGilles Simon has maintained his impressive grass-court form ahead of Wimbledon by easing to a straight-sets win over Joao Sousa to reach the quarter-finals of the Nottingham Open. The second-seeded …
Continue reading Simon through to Nottingham quartersDefence is about to become a priority for the All Blacks. Coach Steve Hansen says several years spent fine-tuning their attacking game has come at the expense of their tackling …
Continue reading All Blacks switch focus to defenceFor all the coaching upheavals and forecasts of doom and gloom, Australia is poised to enjoy its largest Wimbledon singles contingent in 20 years. Victories in the second last round …
Continue reading Biggest Aussie Wimbledon tilt in 20 yearsThree-time champion John McEnroe has nominated Nick Kyrgios as the man to “shake up” Wimbledon once again. No stranger himself to raging against the machine, McEnroe enjoys the style, unpredictability …
Continue reading McEnroe tipping Kyrgios to cause damageIndia have avoided a series whitewash by securing a 77-run victory over Bangladesh in their third and final one-day international. After the tourists rattled up 6-317 on Wednesday, India put …
Continue reading India avoids sweep with 77-run ODI victoryThere were no monster scores or game-saving knocks, but Shaun Marsh impressed Chris Rogers in the West Indies. Marsh filled in at the top of the order in the Caribbean, …
Continue reading Aussies out to impress in tour openerYou’re wrong. Chris Rogers and Peter Siddle had a simple response when pressed about Graeme Swann’s recent questioning of Steve Smith. Smith has climbed to No.1 on the International Cricket …
Continue reading Steve Smith ready to fire: RogersHe won’t have pulled on a NSW jumper all series, but axed Blues five-eighth Josh Reynolds is still finding ways to annoy the Queenslanders. The Maroons woke up on Thursday …
Continue reading Origin discard Reynolds still haunts QldTroubled former West Coast onballer Daniel Kerr dabbled in illicit drugs during his career but denies there was a deep-seated issue with drugs at the AFL club during his time …
Continue reading Drugs not a big issue at West Coast: KerrDaria Gavrilova has continued her dream run to reach the quarter-finals of the Eastbourne International with victory over former French Open finalist Sara Errani. Australia’s emerging star upset the 13th …
Continue reading Gavrilova into Eastbourne quarter-finalJames Anderson has called for England and Australia to ditch the sledging and bring the spirit of cricket to the Ashes. Tensions are always high when the old rivals battle …
Continue reading Let’s ditch sledging in Ashes: AndersonA contrite Chris Rogers has apologised for his bungled attempt to start a tour group. Rogers found himself in hot water with Middlesex and the England and Wales Cricket Board …
Continue reading Cricketer Rogers sorry about ticket bungleChris Rogers and Shaun Marsh will open the batting in Australia’s tour match against Kent. The tourists have confirmed their XI for the four-day match in Canterbury that starts on …
Continue reading Rogers, Marsh to open in tour game


