Former Australian captain Ian Chappell says Phillip Hughes would have wanted next week’s first Test against India to be played despite the batsman’s tragic death. And Chappell said playing the …
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Local hope Matt Jones struck a spectator in the head with an errant drive en route to a disappointing five-over-par 76 at the Australian Open on Thursday. Jones took bogey …
Continue reading Jones struggles to keep up at Aust OpenAmerican young gun Jordan Spieth has finished with a flurry to claim the clubhouse lead late in the first round of the Australian Open in Sydney. Spieth, Masters runner-up this …
Continue reading Spieth claims Australian Open leadCricketer Phillip Hughes was a young man living out his dreams, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says. Hughes has died in a Sydney hospital two days after being hit by a …
Continue reading Hughes lived his dreams: PM AbbottCricketer Phillip Hughes was a young man living out his dreams, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says. Hughes has died in a Sydney hospital two days after being hit by a …
Continue reading Hughes lived his dreams: AbbottCricketer Phillip Hughes has died in a Sydney hospital two days after being hit by a bouncer at the SCG. Cricket Australia confirmed the former Test batsman, 25, passed away …
Continue reading Batsman Phillip Hughes dead at 25A jet-lagged Rory McIlroy threatened to blow away the field after closing with a tap-in birdie for a first-round 69 at the Australian Open on Thursday. After waking at 4.30am, …
Continue reading McIlroy to emerge from his slumberPhillip Hughes, a batsman so precociously talented he drew early comparisons with the legendary Sir Donald Bradman, has died from injuries sustained after being struck in the head by a …
Continue reading Cricketer Phillip Hughes dies, aged 25Cricketer Phillip Hughes has died in a Sydney hospital two days after being hit by a bouncer. Cricket Australia confirmed the former Test batsman had died in St Vincents Hospital. …
Continue reading Phillip Hughes dies from bouncer injuryWaratahs winger Rob Horne and rising Melbourne Rebels flanker Sean McMahon have earned recalls to the starting side for the Wallabies’ European tour finale against England. Horne will start a …
Continue reading Horne, McMahon recalled for WallabiesEnglish great Geoffrey Boycott has joined the chorus of support for Phillip Hughes but believes helmets have made batsmen “more carefree and careless”. The legendary opener claimed he was lucky …
Continue reading Helmets make batsmen careless: BoycottAdam Scott has made a disastrous start to the Australian Open, but world No.1 Rory McIlroy is safely in the clubhouse just one stroke off the lead. McIlroy closed with …
Continue reading Scott’s horror start to Australian OpenTennis heads into a brave new era this weekend when the International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) debuts its fast-paced, TV-friendly format which is already making waves in the sport. Scepticism …
Continue reading New rules, as IPTL tennis startsWhen India toured Australia a tick under seven years ago, a Test was thrown into a degree of doubt. Now similar discussions are taking place around the nation, but for …
Continue reading Cricket Aust yet to consider first TestThe controversial double points system in the final Formula One grand prix of the season will be abandoned next year, British magazine Autosport reported on Wednesday. The Formula One Commission, …
Continue reading Double F1 final race points to be ‘axed’Devastated Australian cricketers continue to rally around stricken Phillip Hughes amid uncertainty about next week’s first Test. Players including Aaron Finch and Matthew Wade have flown in from interstate to …
Continue reading Players rally to Hughes amid Test doubtsPhillip Hughes’ home town on the NSW mid north coast is in shock and praying that the stricken cricketer pulls through. Local barman and champion sportsman Chris MacDonald said Hughes’ …
Continue reading Hughes’ home town hoping and prayingShikhar Dhawan, the Indian opener who dismantled Australia’s attack on Test debut last year, will be desperate for time in the middle on Friday. Dhawan and Ajinkya Rahane were the …
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