Defending champion Rory McIlroy has endured a tough start to his final round at the Australian Open in Sydney. Starting the day six shots off the leaders at one-over-par, McIlroy …
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Lewis Hamilton said on Saturday the tension with his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg has disappeared, a week after the Briton won the world drivers’ championship ahead of his German rival. …
Continue reading No more F1 tension at Mercedes: HamiltonEnglish club Leigh have pulled off a major coup, signing former New Zealand international and Parramatta NRL stalwart Fuifui Moimoi. The 35-year-old prop was unveiled on Saturday night as the …
Continue reading Moimoi joins Leigh in English rugby leagueRafael Nadal’s uncle and life-long coach Toni Nadal believes Roger Federer and not his 14-time grand slam champion nephew deserves to be considered the greatest tennis player of all time. …
Continue reading Federer best of all time: Nadal’s uncleEngland pinpointed the Wallabies’ weakness and executed perfectly at Twickenham but coach Stuart Lancaster expects to face a far more resilient side at next year’s World Cup. The dominance of …
Continue reading England wary of Wallabies World Cup bounceEngland pinpointed the Wallabies’ weakness and executed perfectly at Twickenham but coach Stuart Lancaster expects to face a far more resilient side at next year’s World Cup. The dominance of …
Continue reading England wary of Wallabies bouncing backMichael Cheika believes the Wallabies need to stoop to the questionable tactics of others to avoid more scrum woes at next year’s World Cup. Australia’s long-standing problem with the set-piece …
Continue reading Wallaby scrum ‘too honest’, says CheikaAmerican prodigy Jordan Spieth disagrees with co-leader Brett Rumford that the Australian Open course is bordering on unplayable heading into Sunday’s final round. Rumford claimed after grabbing a share of …
Continue reading Australian Open conditions fair: SpiethA day after fighting back tears in an emotional statement to the press, Michael Clarke has opened up about the death of close friend Phillip Hughes in a newspaper column. …
Continue reading Clarke pens tribute to Phillip HughesWales ended a six-year wait for a southern hemisphere scalp when they beat South Africa 12-6 on Saturday to ease the pressure on under-fire coach Warren Gatland. Four Leigh Halfpenny …
Continue reading Wales grind out win over SpringboksThe Wallabies have completed their worst European tour in almost a decade after being overpowered by England 26-17 in their season-ending Test at Twickenham. Australia fought hard in a classic …
Continue reading Wallabies end tour with loss to EnglandExiled England star Kevin Pietersen has called for Alastair Cook to resign as captain of his country’s one-day side after being thrashed by Sri Lanka on Saturday. Hosts Sri Lanka …
Continue reading Pietersen calls for Cook’s resignationBrendon McCullum smashed a double-hundred but Kane Williamson missed his by eight runs as New Zealand posted their highest total against Pakistan in the third Test in Sharjah on Saturday. …
Continue reading NZ batsmen build huge score in SharjahSri Lanka have outplayed woeful England by eight wickets in the second one-day international in Colombo to take a 2-0 lead in the seven-match series. Unorthodox spinner Ajantha Mendis grabbed …
Continue reading Dominant Sri Lanka crush England in ODINext week’s first Test has been delayed, with grief-stricken Australian cricketers to attend Phillip Hughes’ funeral in Macksville on Wednesday. Cricket Australia confirmed on Saturday that the Test will not …
Continue reading Test delayed, Hughes funeral on WednesdayAdam Scott has warned Australian Open title hopefuls to brace themselves for five hours of mental torture in Sunday’s final-round shootout for the Stonehaven Cup. Scott emerged from a dramatic …
Continue reading Australian Open to go down to the wireNext week’s first Test between Australia and India has been postponed to allow players time to mourn the shock death of Phillip Hughes. Cricket Australia confirmed on Saturday afternoon that …
Continue reading First Test postponed after Hughes’ deathNext week’s first Test between Australia and India has been postponed to allow players time to mourn the shock death of Phillip Hughes. MORE TO COME
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