Fantastic fast bowlers Allan Donald and Lasith Malinga, talented Pakistan opener Saeed Anwar, England cricket legend Graham Gooch and former Sri Lanka captain Marvan Atapattu. Esteemed company indeed, but not …
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World number one Serena Williams’ comeback trail endured further feisty moments with Jelena Jankovic, the former world number one from Serbia, on Thursday before she reached the semi-finals of the …
Continue reading Serena and Venus on course for Dubai finalSydney Swans marquee recruit Lance Franklin is set to play his first game in his new colours next Thursday after being rested from the 40-point drubbing of Greater Western Sydney. …
Continue reading Franklin set to play first Swans matchAustralia’s cricketers will need to triumph in a war of attrition if they’re to win the second Test against South Africa and wrap up a series victory in Port Elizabeth. …
Continue reading Aust promise patience as 2nd Test crawlsMcLaren’s exciting new recruit Kevin Magnussen posted the quickest time and struggling Red Bull finally got down to business on the second day of Formula One pre-season testing in Bahrain …
Continue reading Magnussen shines again for McLarenDean Elgar dug in for almost five hours, but two loose strokes undid his fine work as South Africa reached stumps on day one of the second Test at 5-214. …
Continue reading SAfrica 5-214 after topsy-turvy day oneIreland great Brian O’Driscoll is set to equal George Gregan’s world record for the most Test rugby appearances when he runs out against England in the Six Nations at Twickenham …
Continue reading O’Driscoll equals Gregan’s 139 rugby TestsKumar Sangakkara continued his awesome batting form in Bangladesh as Sri Lanka won the second one-dayer by 61 runs in Dhaka on Thursday to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in …
Continue reading Sangakkara’s ton seals one-day seriesItaly rugby coach Jacques Brunel has warned against a possible backlash from Scotland when his side, including former Scotland player Tommaso Allan, host the Six Nations strugglers at Rome’s Olympic …
Continue reading Brunel warns of backlashThe owner who raced one of Gai Waterhouse’s best horses is also hoping to play a role in the trainer’s first Blue Diamond success. [include file=”inpost_adrotator.php”] Waterhouse has two …
Continue reading Odds suggest Waterhouse can win first Blue Diamond StakesInterest in Starcraft’s 21 yearlings at the upcoming Inglis Melbourne Premier Sale has been sharpened by a trio of smart fillies from his 2010 crop. On Thursday at Bendigo, Leia …
Continue reading Smart Starcraft fillies take offNathan Lyon enhanced his reputation as a partnership breaker but South Africa dug in to be 3-145 at tea on day one of the second Test against Australia. Faf du …
Continue reading SAfrica solid, reach 3-145 at teaFormer LPGA Championship winner Anna Nordqvist of Sweden fired an opening 66 to grab a one-stroke lead over American Michelle Wie in the LPGA Thailand at the Siam Country Club …
Continue reading Nordqvist leads LPGA ThailandFormula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone won a multi-million dollar case at London’s High Court relating to the sale of F1 in 2005 on Thursday but the judge nevertheless said it …
Continue reading Ecclestone wins ‘corrupt’ F1 caseRyan Carters’ third Sheffield Shield century of the season has New South Wales in a solid but not dominant position after day one against Western Australia at the WACA Ground. …
Continue reading Carters ton leads Blues against WAA second-quarter super-goal blitz by the Sydney Swans has helped fend off cross-town rivals Greater Western Sydney by 40 points in their pre-season cup clash at Canberra. Tom Mitchell was …
Continue reading Swans bury GWS Giants by 40 pointsIt wasn’t as dangerous nor intimidating, but Mitchell Johnson rattled South Africa once again as the hosts reached 2-64 at lunch on day one of the second Test. Johnson, so …
Continue reading South Africa steadies after early wicketsSarah Jane Smith has survived a battle with the elements to take a commanding four-shot lead into the second round of the Victorian Open. On a day which included winds …
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