A suspect in Robert Allenby’s alleged kidnapping and bashing in Hawaii has been seen on CCTV footage using the golfer’s credit card to buy alcohol. Honolulu police say they have …
Continue reading Controversy surrounds Allenby attackBernard 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 …
Continue reading Tomic earns cheers instead of cheersWayne Bennett admits he considered his Brisbane players’ pre-season workload before selecting just one Bronco in his NRL All Stars team. However, the master coach has defended the glaring omission …
Continue reading Just one Bronco in Bennett’s NRL All StarsRafael Nadal promised he wasn’t bluffing his Australian Open rivals after marching mercilessly into the second round on Monday. The 14-time grand slam made a mockery of his outsider status …
Continue reading Nadal in merciless Australian Open winDavid Warner has been told by Cricket Australia to “stop looking for trouble” after his ugly stoush with Indian batsman Rohit Sharma. The opener was fined half his one-day match …
Continue reading Stop looking for trouble, CA tells WarnerNo woman won more matches on tour in 2014 but Ana Ivanovic’s golden run came to a sudden end on day one of the Australian Open. The popular fifth seed …
Continue reading Hradecka upstages Ivanovic in Open shockNo stranger to David Warner’s temper, England batsman Joe Root has backed Kiwi great Martin Crowe’s call for a soccer-like card system for misbehaviour following the Australian batsman’s latest on-field …
Continue reading Fisticuffs? It’s not ice hockey: RootRafael Nadal has made a mockery of his outsider status to march into the second round of the Australian Open in Melbourne. Playing just his eighth competitive match in six …
Continue reading Nadal, Murray advance at Australian OpenThe Australian Open has lost one of its brightest stars on day one, with former finalist Ana Ivanovic crashing to a shock first-round defeat. Czech qualifier Lucie Hradecka, who has …
Continue reading Ivanovic shattered by first round defeatRevenge may loom large, but Wayne Bennett has delivered a warning to Ben Barba about bringing “baggage” to next month’s All Stars clash on the Gold Coast. However, Wendell Sailor …
Continue reading Barba will rediscover magic: SailorThree-time finalist Andy Murray has safely progressed to the second round of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park. Murray recovered from a break down in the third set to see …
Continue reading Murray into Australian Open second roundHaving so often been the Australian Open hard-luck stories, Jarmila Gajdosova and Marinko Matosevic both broke long losing streaks at Melbourne Park on Monday. Gajdosova finally advanced out of the …
Continue reading First Open wins for Gajdosova, MatosevicThe Australian Open has lost one of its brightest stars on day one, with former finalist Ana Ivanovic crashing to a shock first-round defeat. The Serbian fifth seed coughed up …
Continue reading Ivanovic crashes out of Australian OpenSimon Garlick has resigned as chief executive of AFL club the Western Bulldogs. The former player has held the position since December 2010. He spent the previous two years serving …
Continue reading Garlick resigns as CEO of Western BulldogsWorld No.3 Simona Halep is through to the second round of the Australian Open, comfortably accounting for Karin Knapp. Halep opened 2015 proceedings on Rod Laver Arena with a 6-3 …
Continue reading Halep advances at Australian OpenDarren Lehmann says Australia will continue to push the boundaries with their aggressive style of play after another fiery encounter with India. Opener David Warner was fined 50 per cent …
Continue reading Lehmann defends Warner ODI behaviourFormer Australian No.1 Nicole Pratt is Tennis Australia’s new Fed Cup coach and head of women’s professional tennis. Fed Cup captain Alicia Molik said her former teammate and top-40 player …
Continue reading Pratt to be new Aust Fed Cup tennis coachNew Zealand batsman Corey Anderson’s hold on the record for the fastest century in one-day international history has lasted little more than a year. AB de Villiers bludgeoned his way …
Continue reading Anderson hails de Villiers’ ODI ton record

