The Brumbies are about to go from hunters to hunted and know they must expand their Super Rugby game plan accordingly in 2014. While World Cup-winning coach Jake White walked …
Continue reading HuntedBrumbies set to evolve in 2014New Brisbane AFL coach Justin Leppitsch admits he’ll cop some heat over his decision to field an inexperienced lineup against defending premiers Hawthorn. The Hawks triumphed 1-22-13 (154) to 0.3.5 …
Continue reading AFL Hawks swoop on LionsMitchell Johnson mauled South Africa’s top order and plucked a great catch to reduce South Africa to 6-140 at the end of day two of the first cricket Test. Johnson …
Continue reading Johnson on fire, SAfrica slump to 6-140Mitchell Johnson went from intimidatory to outright unplayable in a fiery opening spell that destroyed South Africa’s top order on Thursday. Johnson made captain Graeme Smith look like a tailender …
Continue reading Johnson on fire as SAfrica slump to 4-63South Africa spearhead Dale Steyn cleaned up Australia’s tail shortly after lunch on day two to restrict the visitors to a first innings of 397 in the first Test at …
Continue reading SAfrica fight back, Aussies out for 397Defending champion Kei Nishikori of Japan advanced to the quarter-finals of the ATP’s US Indoor Championships on Wednesday by defeating Germany’s Benjamin Becker 6-4 6-4. Nishikori, the top seed for …
Continue reading Nishikori through to Memphis quartersWestern Australia’s Sheffield Shield clash with Tasmania is delicately poised after the Warriors narrowly banked first-innings points at the WACA Ground on Thursday. Explosive hitting from Sam Whiteman and Nathan …
Continue reading WA take early points in Shield clashJack Gunston booted five goals as Hawthorn kicked off their AFL pre-season campaign with a 131-point thrashing of the Brisbane Lions on Thursday night. The defending premiers won 1.22.13 (154) …
Continue reading Hawks thrash Lions by 131 pointsSteve Smith and Shaun Marsh were among three wickets to fall in the opening session of day two as South Africa fought back in the first Test at Centurion. Australia …
Continue reading Australian batsmen edge ahead in CenturionMorne Morkel was cleared of a shoulder injury and returned to South Africa’s attack on Thursday after missing the start of day two to have scans. Morkel’s absence put further …
Continue reading Morne Morkel cleared of shoulder injuryThree players have carded sizzling rounds of 61 to share the lead after the first round of the Queensland PGA Championship in Toowoomba. In perfect scoring conditions at the City …
Continue reading Trio shoot 61 to share Queensland PGA leadExplosive hitting from Sam Whiteman and Nathan Coulter-Nile has led Western Australia to first-innings points in the Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania at the WACA Ground. WA were cruising on …
Continue reading WA take early points against TasmaniaForgotten man Chadd Sayers helped ripped through Queensland’s top-order on Thursday to put South Australia well on track for an outright win in the Sheffield Shield match at the Gabba. …
Continue reading SA bowlers rip through Bulls at GabbaRising star The Quarterback will start his Australian Guineas campaign in the C.S Hayes Stakes on Saturday. $250 CS HAYES STAKES FREE BET The Street Boss three-year-old has been well …
Continue reading The Quarterback’s odds shoten in betting for CS Hayes Stakes 2014NSW skipper Peter Nevill scored a brilliant unbeaten century as Victoria capitulated in stunning fashion on day two of the Sheffield Shield clash at the SCG. Wicketkeeper Nevill’s 100 not …
Continue reading NSW on top after Nevill centuryForgotten man Chadd Sayers helped ripped through Queensland’s top-order on Thursday to put South Australia well on track for an outright win in the Sheffield Shield match at the Gabba. …
Continue reading SA on track for Shield win at GabbaNorwegian Suzann Pettersen believes she has the brawn and brains to win the women’s Australian Open crown after storming to the first-round lead. The world No.2 lived up to her …
Continue reading Pettersen leads women’s Australian OpenTied down by a combination of expectation, frustrating injuries and patchy form, Shaun Marsh fell out of love with cricket. But having compiled a big century in the first Test …
Continue reading Cricket becomes fun again for Marsh

