American golfer Cheyenne Woods will return to Australia in 2015 to defend her Australian Ladies Masters crown. Woods, the niece of superstar Tiger, won the event earlier this year after …
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Adelaide forward Taylor Walker has inked a new deal to remain at the Crows until the end of the 2018 AFL season. Walker was to have come off contract after …
Continue reading Walker re-signs with AFL club AdelaideAustralia’s 1991 World Cup-winning five-eighth Michael Lynagh and fellow rugby great JPR Williams are among 15 new inductees into the International Rugby Board’s (IRB) Hall of Fame. Lynagh was the …
Continue reading Wallaby great Lynagh in IRB Hall of FameThe International Rugby Board (IRB) wants no repeat of Samoa’s threatened boycott of this weekend’s match against England ahead of next year’s World Cup. Samoa’s players had warned they were …
Continue reading Samoa warned over rugby boycott threatTodd Carney has come to terms with the fact his NRL career is over, declaring his new home at the Catalans Dragons will be his last. While his swift dismissal …
Continue reading Carney holds NRL grudge in new surroundsPicking the All Blacks five-eighth for Saturday’s Test against Wales is as easy as ABC. Oh and don’t forget D. The names Aaron Cruden, Beauden Barrett, Colin Slade and Dan …
Continue reading Picking All Black No.10 causing headachesKurtley Beale was all smiles as he returned to Wallabies training in Dublin as forgotten man Jake Schatz quietly set about making a comeback of his own. The duo, who …
Continue reading Beale, Schatz train with WallabiesAustralia says there will be no repeat of the bloodshed and violence which have marred past International Rules series, but have promised to be hard but fair when they take …
Continue reading No International Rules biff for AussiesSwitzerland’s hopes of a first ever Davis Cup win lay in the balance on Monday as the team awaited word on just how badly Roger Federer had injured his back …
Continue reading Federer in Davis Cup fitness battleOpener Tom Latham scored his second successive hundred to guide New Zealand to 3-243 on the opening day of the second Test against Pakistan in Dubai. The 22-year-old followed his …
Continue reading Latham anchors NZ with ton in second TestInternational Cricket Council chairman N Srinivasan is guilty of failing to act against a player who violated a code of conduct, but not of spot-fixing or impeding investigations, according to …
Continue reading IPL probe says ICC boss guilty of inactionIn-form Ireland have overtaken Australia in the IRB rankings for the first time in eight years but aren’t viewing the Wallabies as vulnerable in this weekend’s Test at Lansdowne Road. …
Continue reading Ireland pass Wallabies in world rankingsAn investigation into scandals in the Indian Premier League has cleared Indian and world cricket chief Narayanaswami Srinivasan of corruption, the Supreme Court heard on Monday. “This individual was not …
Continue reading Court clears India cricket chiefPaceman Ben Hilfenhaus already has a sore shoulder, but he’s still been forced to do some of the heavy lifting for Tasmania’s underachieving batsmen. In a dismal first innings effort …
Continue reading Tassie off the pace v WA in ShieldThe return of Test quick Ryan Harris could not stop Nic Maddinson inspiring a gutsy NSW fightback in their Sheffield Shield clash with Queensland at the Gabba. At stumps on …
Continue reading Harris back at Gabba with NSW in strifeThe Wallabies have returned to the scene of the crime that may have kick-started the demise of former coach Ewen McKenzie. But his successor Michael Cheika is adamant a strong …
Continue reading Cheika doesn’t fear Dublin Six repeatKurtley Beale could be thrust back into Test action off the bench against Ireland if the controversial utility proves himself in his first week back with the Wallabies. Beale has …
Continue reading Beale could play against IrelandGritty Victorian opener Chris Rogers scored a ton of patience which compels Test selectors to return the favour. Rogers struck 103 not out for the Bushrangers against South Australia on …
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