Adam Scott was faultless on Friday during the second round at the Australian Open. He was even right when predicting his course-record five-under-par 66 at the revamped Australian Golf Club …
Continue reading Scott briefly claims golf course recordCricket players, fans and members of the public continue to mourn Phillip Hughes, with plans for minute-long silences and black armband tributes adding to the outpouring of grief at his …
Continue reading Tributes planned to commemorate HughesNasser Hussain is one of few cricketers with a skerrick of understanding when it comes to the confronting decision facing Australia’s Test squad. In 2002, Hussain was captaining England when …
Continue reading Hussain recalls batting with griefAustralian cricket officials say they have been heartened by Sean Abbott’s state of mind in the wake of Phillip Hughes’ death. There were serious concerns for the mental well-being of …
Continue reading Abbott in a positive state of mindMasters runner-up Jordan Spieth was left steaming after a clumsy marshall trod on his ball and potentially cost him the outright lead during the second round of the Australian Open. …
Continue reading Spieth spewing at golf marshall mishapAustralian cricketing greats have joined with fans across the world in embracing a Twitter hashtag to express their grief at Phillip Hughes’ death. The “putoutyourbats” hashtag was started after Hughes …
Continue reading Put out your bats trend honours HughesAustralian cricketing greats have joined with fans across the world in embracing a Twitter hashtag to express their grief at Phillip Hughes’ death. The “putupyourbats” hashtag was started after Hughes …
Continue reading Put up your bats trend honours HughesThe time will come when Australia’s best cricketers decide whether they can take the field at the Gabba on Thursday. But that time is not now. The Test squad should …
Continue reading First Test a million miles away: CAKris Lees has regularly targeted Queensland stakes races with regular success over the years and that trend looks set to continue when he saddles up Brook Road, favourite for Saturday’s …
Continue reading Travel Associates Classic Tips – 2014One of two feature races at Doomben this Saturday, the Listed Recognition Stakes, has attracting plenty of betting with several runners having been met with strong support. Punters are expecting …
Continue reading Recognition Stakes Tips – 2014Australian cricketers are yet to broach the subject of whether they should play next week’s first Test against India following the death of Phillip Hughes. Cricket Australia held a media …
Continue reading Aust cricketers yet to decide on TestFrom Macksville to Lord’s to Mumbai, cricketers, friends and fans around the world have mourned the death of Phillip Hughes. The 25-year-old died on Thursday afternoon after being struck by …
Continue reading 63 NO Forever: World mourns Phillip HughesAdam Scott has charged to within two shots of the lead midway through his second round of the Australian Open in Sydney. After a disappointing three-over-par 74 on Thursday left …
Continue reading Scott makes move at Australian Open golfAs tributes continue to flow for Phillip Hughes, a “shaken and broken” Sean Abbott is being surrounded by supporters. Hughes died on Thursday afternoon, two days after he was hit …
Continue reading ‘Shaken’ Sean Abbott surrounded by supportEngland are stinging from a rocky run of results against some of the world’s best and Wallabies skipper Michael Hooper knows exactly how it feels. “Welcome to our world,” Hooper …
Continue reading Wallabies hungry to finish tour on a highAustralia’s Kalem Richardson, a rookie on the Asian Tour circuit, has shot a bogey-free round to take a share of third place after the opening day at Thailand’s King’s Cup. …
Continue reading Aust golfer Richardson third at King’s CupCricketer Phillip Hughes was destined for Test-match greatness, says former Australian captain Steve Waugh. “There was something about him – he knew how to make runs, he loved batting, and …
Continue reading Hughes was destined for greatness: WaughFormer Australian cricket captain Mark Taylor says it will be ideal if next week’s opening Test against India goes ahead in Brisbane so people can share in the mourning of …
Continue reading Ideal for 1st Test to go on: Mark Taylor
