Michael Clarke overcame a serious back injury to lift Australia to 6-405 when rain interrupted day two of the first Test against India. Clarke retired hurt on 60 on Tuesday, …
Continue reading Clarke on 85, rain delay in TestIf you think there’s hype for Nick Kyrgios, ask tennis great John Newcombe about Thanasi Kokkinakis. Newcombe last month awarded Kyrgios the medal named in his honour as Australia’s most …
Continue reading Newcombe tips big things from KokkinakisIf the first day of NSW’s Sheffield Shield clash against Queensland at the SCG was about getting on with life in the wake of Phillip Hughes’ death, day two on …
Continue reading NSW make steady start to Shield run chaseAustralian captain Michael Clarke is defying a “significant back injury” by returning to bat against India on day two of the first Test in Adelaide. Clarke retired hurt on 60 …
Continue reading Captain Clarke bats again in first TestAustralian captain Michael Clarke is expected to bat against India on day two of the first Test in Adelaide. Clarke retired hurt on 60 on the opening day with a …
Continue reading Captain Clarke tipped to bat again in TestAfter training six winners from his past 11 starters, Caulfield trainer John Moloney is looking to continue his run of form on Wednesday. Moloney has three runners – all last-start …
Continue reading Moloney team in top form for Sandown bidSteve Englebrecht is struggling to find a negative about the chances of Our Uncle Archie at Warwick Farm on Wednesday. And that’s good news for the promising stayer’s rider Blake …
Continue reading Shinn out to make most of McDonald absenceOff-spin bowler Sachithra Senanayake has been recalled by Sri Lanka hours after his reformed bowling action was deemed legal by the International Cricket Council. Senanayake was on Tuesday added to …
Continue reading Sri Lanka calls on cleared SenanayakeWorld Cup-winning England coach Sir Clive Woodward is backing Sam Burgess to make a rapid transition to rugby union and secure a place in England’s World Cup squad. The former …
Continue reading Clive Woodward backs Burgess to shineClassy batsman New Zealand Kane Williamson wants to become a more viable option with the ball after his remodelled bowling action was cleared by the ICC. Williamson can bowl his …
Continue reading Williamson cleared to bowl for NZ againFeeling better than he has in years, veteran Melbourne Storm fullback Billy Slater says his injury-enforced lay-off has been a blessing. But with Melbourne’s Test skipper Cameron Smith to miss …
Continue reading Injury a blessing says Storm’s SlaterAustralia will resume on 6-354 when day two of the first Test starts at Adelaide Oval on Wednesday, with Michael Clarke clinging to hope he can return to the crease. …
Continue reading Aussies sweat on Clarke’s back injuryIf the first day of NSW’s Sheffield Shield clash against Queensland at the SCG was about getting on with life in the wake of Phillip Hughes’ death, day two on …
Continue reading NSW get their mind back on the jobVictoria opener Rob Quiney found the nervous 90s too much to handle in the top-of-the-table Sheffield Shield clash with Western Australia at the WACA Ground. Quiney was on track to …
Continue reading Quiney’s 92 puts Vics on top at WACAVictoria opener Rob Quiney found the nervous 90s too much to handle in the top-of-the-table Sheffield Shield clash with Western Australia at the WACA Ground. Quiney was on track to …
Continue reading Quiney’s 92 puts Victoria on top at WACASteven O’Dea will embrace the prospect of rain more than most Villiers Stakes trainers, claiming Sydney’s weather forecast can only enhance the chances of gifted galloper Sir Moments. Sir Moments …
Continue reading Rain-affected Villiers Stakes 2014 a boost for MomentsBuffering has missed a gallop in preparation for the Hong Kong Sprint but trainer Robert Heathcote insists the four-time Group One winner will take his place in Sunday’s race. Due …
Continue reading Hong Kong Sprint: Hoof abscess setback for Buffering in HKIn contrast to the drama before he left Australia, Criterion has completed the final part of his Hong Kong Cup preparation without incident. Unlike last week’s pre-flight uncertainty when Criterion …
Continue reading Hong Kong Cup 2014: Criterion pleases Hayes with final gallop


