Sri Lanka lost three quick wickets while extending their lead on the fourth day of the series-deciding second Test against South Africa on Sunday. At lunch, Sri Lanka were 3-108, …
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Wests Tigers have done little to prop up Mick Potter’s tentative hold on the reins of the joint-venture club after succumbing to a 28-12 loss to St George Illawarra at …
Continue reading Tigers loss doesn’t help Potter’s causeCondemned Richmond forward Ty Vickery will learn his fate on Monday after committing one of football’s cardinal sins. Vickery found West Coast ruckman Dean Cox’s jaw with a roundhouse punch …
Continue reading Vickery ‘remorseful’ over Cox clashManly have overcome a week of drama to push four points clear at the top of the NRL ladder with a gutsy 22-12 win over the injury-hit Warriors. Peta Hiku …
Continue reading Manly beat injury-hit Warriors in AucklandSuper-sized second-rower Will Skelton has vowed to tidy up his tackling for fear of letting down his NSW Waratahs teammates in Saturday night’s Super Rugby final. Skelton, all 137kg of …
Continue reading Skelton to work on tackling techniqueTop seed and defending champion John Isner will play Israel’s Dudi Sela in the Atlanta ATP final. Isner reached his fourth Atlanta final in five years on Saturday with a …
Continue reading Defending champ Isner in Atlanta finalAn enemy turned ally holds the key to the NSW Waratahs’ hopes of securing their maiden Super Rugby championship with a hoodoo-busting victory over the colossal Crusaders. The Waratahs will …
Continue reading Waratahs turn to old enemy withinAfter back-to-back wooden spoons and two years of disappointment, it’s no wonder Tim Mannah found the past fortnight difficult. The Parramatta captain made a winning return from a shoulder injury …
Continue reading Mannah relishing Eels’ NRL finals pushGold Coast coach Guy McKenna staunchly refuses to admit Gary Ablett’s absence is a factor in his Suns’ worrying slide from finals reckoning. But, for many despairing Coast fans and …
Continue reading Suns’ fall not due to Ablett: McKennaKimi Raikkonen blamed an embarrassed Ferrari on Saturday for a basic blunder in decision-making that resulted in his qualifying only 17th for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. The 2007 world champion …
Continue reading Raikkonen blames Ferrari for poor tyresNick Phipps modestly claimed he “voted 15 times” after winning the players’ player award from the NSW Waratahs’ gritty Super Rugby semi-final triumph over the Brumbies. In reality, the heroic …
Continue reading Phipps leads mighty defensive effortChampionship leader Nico Rosberg plans to ‘play it safe’ in a bid to increase his 14 point title-race lead over Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton in Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. After …
Continue reading Cautious Rosberg rides his luckGold Coast coach Guy McKenna staunchly refuses to admit Gary Ablett’s absence is a factor in his Suns’ worrying slide from finals reckoning. But, for many despairing Coast fans and …
Continue reading Suns’ fall not due to Ablett, McKennaNorth Queensland prop James Tamou has been cleared of a serious neck injury, with the NRL club saying on Sunday his long-term playing future is not in any doubt. Tamou …
Continue reading Tamou cleared of serious neck injuryArgentine Juan Monaco claimed a place in his first ATP final in almost a year on Saturday when he defeated Robin Haase 6-3 7-6 (7-4) at the Swiss Open, setting …
Continue reading Monaco v Andujar in Swiss ATP finalGold Coast’s ailing NRL campaign has hit another bump with the league confirming it’s investigating possible salary cap breaches by the club. A day after the Titans slumped to a …
Continue reading NRL investigate Titans cap breach claimsJim Furyk closed in on a third Canadian Open crown on Saturday, firing a five-under-par 65 for a three-shot, third-round lead in the US PGA Tour event. Furyk had five …
Continue reading Furyk takes three-shot lead in CanadaScotland’s Peter Whiteford, had a blistering round of 66 that included five birdies in his first six holes, to move alongside Englishman David Horsey as third round leaders of the …
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