Adam Scott is abandoning his switch to a short putter for next week’s Masters, returning to the soon-to-be-banned, anchored style he won the 2013 green jacket with. Scott confirmed to …
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Hurricanes centre Ma’a Nonu will join an exclusive club of players to notch 150 Super Rugby games when he faces the Stormers in Wellington on Friday. All Blacks veteran Nonu …
Continue reading Nonu to play Super Rugby game No.150South Sydney coach Michael Maguire says Kirisome Auva’a has done enough to earn a reprieve from his NRL suspension for domestic violence. Maguire said the 23-year-old had grown as a …
Continue reading Souths say Auva’a should be able to returnScotland’s Andy Murray won his 500th career victory on Tuesday, defeating South Africa’s Kevin Anderson 6-4 3-6 6-3 to reach the Miami Open quarter-finals. The third-seeded Murray, who holds two …
Continue reading Andy Murray celebrates milestone victoryDan Carter will miss the Crusaders’ Super Rugby game against the Sharks in Durban after returning to New Zealand to attend the birth of his second child. All Blacks five-eighth …
Continue reading Dad-to-be Carter to miss Super matchNovak Djokovic has added his voice to those calling for a reform of the Davis Cup format, with the world number one favouring a more concentrated competition for the worldwide …
Continue reading Djokovic favours reforms in Davis CupIncoming England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chairman Colin Graves has confirmed he is considering tabling proposals to shorten Test matches from five days to four. “Personally, I think we …
Continue reading New ECB chairman mulls four-day TestsHaving mixed the drinks during the 2012 Test tour of the West Indies Peter Nevill will get the chance to do so again but this time he’ll have one eye …
Continue reading Nevill eyeing Haddin’s role long-termA backs-to-the-wall Manly would have been a good bet to get their season back on track against Canberra at Fortress Brookvale in round five of the NRL. Instead the Sea …
Continue reading Road trip to cure Sea Eagles’ BluesThere’s a very fine line between optimism and delusion. The next three weeks will determine on which side Queensland Reds coach Richard Graham sits. Graham is keeping the faith not …
Continue reading Win or bust for Reds in MelbourneForget the easter eggs, South Sydney game-breaker Adam Reynolds is predicting “fireworks” when the Rabbitohs clash with Canterbury in Good Friday’s NRL grand final sequel. There will be no more …
Continue reading Reynolds tips fireworks against BulldogsThe AFL anti-doping findings have left ASADA with two bad options – launch an appeal that no-one wants or concede defeat. The tribunal’s acquittal of 34 current and past Essendon …
Continue reading ASADA weighs options after AFL verdictTom Boyd has all the makings of the dominant key forward that Western Bulldogs fans have been dreaming of for many years. But before 19-year-old Boyd morphs into such a …
Continue reading Bulldogs won’t hang Boyd out to dryGold Coast coach Neil Henry says hooker Beau Falloon will be devastated to be back on the NRL sidelines just two weeks after coming back from a club-imposed suspension. Falloon, …
Continue reading ‘Devastated’ Falloon set for another breakWorld No.1 Novak Djokovic moved closer to a possible fourth Miami Open trophy on Monday by defeating Belgium’s Steve Darcis 6-0 7-5 to reach the fourth round. Defending champion Djokovic, …
Continue reading Djokovic advances at Miami OpenThe AFL anti-doping tribunal has savaged Essendon over the club’s 2012 supplements program and said there was too much reliance on Stephen Dank. The comments are contained in the tribunal’s …
Continue reading AFL tribunal blasts ‘Dons over programKEY QUOTES FROM THE DAY ESSENDON PLAYERS WERE FOUND NOT GUILTY OF DOPING JAMES HIRD APOLOGISES “I am so sorry for anything that’s happened, for anything that’s been done wrong …
Continue reading Bombers saga: What the key players saidEssendon chairman Paul Little is hopeful that ASADA will allow the supplements saga to end once and for all by choosing not to appeal against the AFL anti-doping tribunal’s verdict. …
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