Champion fast bowler Curtly Ambrose firmly believes both the West Indies and Test cricket in general can rise again. Ambrose took 405 wickets in a 98-Test career that ran over …
Continue reading Ambrose optimistic of Windies resurgenceTiger Woods has shaved 11 strokes off his career-worst 85 to conclude his Memorial tournament with a three-over par 74. The 14-time major champion was the first man off the …
Continue reading Woods caps woeful Memorial with 74Vanquished world No.1 Novak Djokovic was reduced to tears after receiving a rousing two-minute standing ovation following his gut-wrenching French Open final loss to Stan Wawrinka. Wawrinka admitted he “played …
Continue reading Djokovic feels the love from French crowdCool Swiss Stan Wawrinka has gained membership to one of the most exclusive clubs in tennis and denied Novak Djokovic his own place among the sport’s immortals with an epic …
Continue reading Wawrinka upsets Djokovic in French finalOne year on from his maiden Formula One victory, Australia’s Daniel Ricciardo is back at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve for the Canadian Grand Prix. But instead of relishing a chance …
Continue reading Ricciardo annoyed by Red Bull’s slownessNorth Melbourne’s faltering season received a much-needed shot in the arm with an upset win over West Coast at Blundstone Arena on Sunday. After playing off in a preliminary final …
Continue reading Kangaroos’ AFL season gets timely boostAbout 1500 people have marched in silence around the Narbonne in a tribute to former All Black Jerry Collins, who was on the books of the southern French city’s rugby …
Continue reading 1500 march in tribute to Jerry CollinsIn Melbourne’s biggest home and away AFL match of the year, Lynden Dunn wants the next generation of Demons to experience what he did. It was 2006 and Dunn was …
Continue reading Dunn out for Demon AFL delightForward Jack Darling will be a welcome return for West Coast next week against Essendon. Having missed every AFL game this season due to a stress fracture in his foot, …
Continue reading Eagle’s Darling likely back for BombersStand-in coach Darren Crocker has signalled a change in momentum for North Melbourne after his side’s 10-point win over West Coast. Battling fierce winds at Hobart’s Blundstone Arena on Sunday, …
Continue reading Roos coach signals shift after winPerhaps the most significant figure from the Brisbane Lions’ 30-point AFL away loss to GWS on Sunday was the one that didn’t show up on the stat sheets: no new …
Continue reading No new wounds for AFL Lions to lickOne down. Two to go for NSW coach Laurie Daley. Paul Gallen is all but assured of leading out the NSW Blues for State of Origin II. On Monday, Daley …
Continue reading Gallen returns, NSW sweat on Morris, FarahHawthorn have produced a professional day at the office to defeat St Kilda by 63 points, claiming back-to-back AFL wins for the first time in 2015. The premiers were barely …
Continue reading Hawks hand Saints AFL lessonThey’ve set a club record for most wins in a AFL season, but for GWS the fun is just about to start, according to coach Leon Cameron. A showpiece high …
Continue reading AFL fun about to start for GWS: CameronSNAPSHOT FROM ROUND 13 OF THE NRL THEY SAID IT: “I believe he will get his crack at some stage, whenever that is. I hope it’s not game two … …
Continue reading NRL snapshot round 13Resurgent North Melbourne hung tough to claim a crucial 10-point victory over West Coast on Sunday and get their AFL season back on track. The Kangaroos looked in deep trouble …
Continue reading Kangaroos get vital win against EaglesNSW skipper Paul Gallen looks set for a return to State of Origin after coming through unscathed in Cronulla’s 10-4 upset win over a wasteful Sydney Roosters side at Remondis …
Continue reading Gallen unscathed in Sharks boiloverSerena Williams says she’d love to eclipse Steffi Graf’s record 22 career majors at the Australian Open as she marches relentlessly towards a fabled calendar-year grand slam sweep. Williams’ gritty …
Continue reading Williams could top Graf in Melbourne


