Jarrod Mullen has been named captain of an 18-man Newcastle squad for the Auckland Nines. 10 of this year’s Knights squad, including Nathan Ross, Paterika Vaivai, and Tyler Randell, will …
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Continue reading Woods’ tooth knocked out by video cameraThe Seattle Seahawks have been installed slight favourites at Sportingbet.com.au to make it back-to-back Super Bowl wins when they take on the New England Patriots in Arizona in two weeks. NFL OFFER: …
Continue reading Super Bowl XLIX odds: Seattle Seahawks favourites in 2015Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bat on Tuesday in the fourth one-day cricket international against New Zealand. Captain Angelo Mathews said he was unsure of what to …
Continue reading Sri Lanka win toss, bat in 4th ODI v NZAustralian teenager Thanasi Kokkinakis is savouring the biggest win of his career, a shick first-round defeat of world No.13 Ernests Gulbis that has sent local hopes soaring. Only German Phillip …
Continue reading Kokkinakis ‘not finished yet’ at Aust OpenThe return of Paul Gallen from a doping ban could not have come soon enough for Wayne Bennett. NRL All Stars mentor Bennett admits his side will not be able …
Continue reading Gallen beefs up monster All Stars packLleyton Hewitt will seek to extend a golden start from local hopes at the Australian Open when day two begins in Melbourne. Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis’ five-set triumphs late …
Continue reading Stosur, Hewitt headline day two of OpenHe might find AB de Villiers’ heroics hard to fathom but Joe Root believes England are close to replicating South Africa’s remarkable one-day batting feats. And Root reckons they may …
Continue reading England may soon meet SA standard: RootNick Kyrgios needed a medical timeout, a new racquet and five sets to progress to the second round of the Australian Open. Kyrgios was bothered by a back injury and …
Continue reading Kyrgios into Australian Open 2nd roundThanasi Kokkinakis has seen and raised his Australian Open effort from last year, saving four match points before ousting 11th seed Ernests Gulbis in a five-set epic. The exciting 18-year-old …
Continue reading Kokkinakis prevails in five-set classicMelbourne Renegades’ Big Bash League finals hopes were extinguished on Monday night, when the Adelaide Strikers posted a 22-run win at Etihad Stadium. Travis Head belted 71 runs off 34 …
Continue reading Strikers beat Renegades, top BBL ladderFour-time champion Roger Federer has strolled into the second round of the Australian Open, continuing his hot start to the year. Federer downed Taiwan’s Yen-Hsun Lu 6-4 6-2 7-5 on …
Continue reading Federer advances at Australia OpenMichael Clarke is ahead of schedule in his race to be fit for next month’s World Cup. Skipper Clarke is still on track to return from his hamstring surgery in …
Continue reading Clarke ahead in World Cup fitness raceAustralia all-rounder Mitch Marsh will mark his return from injury with a grade cricket cameo in Sydney on Saturday. Perth-born Marsh will play at Pratten Park for Western Suburbs, who …
Continue reading Mitch Marsh to play grade cricket in SydGeorge Bailey will miss Friday’s one-day international in Hobart, forcing Australia to reveal their Michael Clarke contingency plan. Bailey was fined 20 per cent of his match fee and slapped …
Continue reading Banned George Bailey to miss Hobart ODIPioneering Chinese tennis star Li Na announced she is pregnant in front of 15,000 cheering fans at the Australian Open on Monday. The two-time grand slam winner, hugely popular at …
Continue reading Retired star Li Na announces pregnancyFormer test spinner Stuart MacGill is suing Cricket Australia claiming he is owed $1.6 million in match payments and prize money. MacGill says he was never paid the money owed …
Continue reading MacGill sues Cricket Aust for millionsBernard Tomic was delighted to depart Melbourne Park to cheers instead of jeers after powering into the second round of the Australian Open on Monday. Returning for his first match …
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