Defending champion Louis Oosthuizen has retained his title at the Volvo Golf Champions event in his native South Africa after shooting a final-round 68 for a 12-under-par total. Oosthuizen started …
Continue reading Oosthuizen retains title in DurbanShane Watson is to be rested for Australia’s second one-day international against England. The National Selection Panel says the all-rounder will not be part of the squad in Brisbane on …
Continue reading Watson to be rested for second ODIWhen Aaron Finch reached his first one-day international century on home soil, the hard-hitting opener celebrated with a quick high-five before telling himself to pull his head in. There was …
Continue reading Finch fires for Australia in ODI winSri Lanka produced a professional performance to register their biggest victory over Pakistan by nine wickets in the second Test in Dubai, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. …
Continue reading Dominant Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in TestThe first major yearling sale of the season has ended on a high with the four-day Magic Millions premium sale realising a gross of more than $75 million. Gai Waterhouse …
Continue reading Waterhouse biggest buyer at Magic MillionsNigel Blackiston’s team has made a great start to the new year and the trainer hopes the momentum continues as he builds towards the Melbourne and Sydney carnivals. Blackiston is …
Continue reading Blackiston targets his second BMWIn the absence of Black Caviar and Hay List, Queensland champion Buffering broke his Group One maiden over the spring, racking up three major sprints wins. Trainer Joe Pride reckons …
Continue reading Expressway Stakes 2014: Rain Affair ready for big autumnRobert Heathcote will aim promising staying filly Sea Red at the Queensland Oaks but says Brisbane-trained horses are at a disadvantage for their home town classic. The filly scored her …
Continue reading Heathcote has Queensland Oaks 2104 ambitions for Sea RedAustralia’s quarantine regulations mean Hong Kong Cup winner Akeed Mofeed will bypass the Sydney autumn carnival in favour of Dubai. Trainer Richard Gibson and owner Pan Sutong weighed the options …
Continue reading Sydney autumn racing carnival 2014: Akeed Mofeed off to Dubai not SydneyPuissance De Lune’s tendon injury is far from healed but his trainer Darren Weir remains optimistic he can make a comeback in the spring. The high-profile galloper pulled up from …
Continue reading Weir aims at spring return for PuissanceAaron Finch scored an emotional and historic 121 to guide Australia to a six-wicket win in Sunday’s opening one-day international clash at the MCG. Australia continued their domination over England …
Continue reading Finch hits 121 in one-day win over EnglandSri Lanka beat Pakistan by nine wickets in the second Test in Dubai on Sunday, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. Pakistan were bowled out for 359 in …
Continue reading Sri Lanka thump Pakistan in 2nd TestEllyse Perry needs to be Australia’s hero once again if the hosts are to avoid losing the women’s Ashes Test at the WACA Ground after capitulating in their run chase …
Continue reading Aust slump to 5-57 in women’s Ashes TestSri Lanka need 102 more runs to win the second Test after Pakistan were bowled out for 359 in their second innings on the fifth and final day in Dubai …
Continue reading SLanka on track to win Pakistan TestSri Lanka need 137 runs to win the second Test after Pakistan were bowled out for 359 in their second innings on the fifth and final day in Dubai on …
Continue reading SLanka set 137 to win Test versus PakistanAustralia seamer Clint McKay shrugged off his recent poor form at domestic T20 level to claim 3-44 in England’s 7-269 in Sunday’s opening one-day international. Zimbabwe-born second-gamer Gary Ballance top-scored …
Continue reading England hit 7-269 in ODI clash at MCGVictoria Azarenka has heard it all before. As she did a year ago, Azarenka starts her defence of the Australian Open amid widespread expectation it will falter in the face …
Continue reading Azarenka ignores Open hype over WilliamsFew punters give him a chance, but Bernard Tomic believes he can turn the Australian Open on its head and send world No.1 Rafael Nadal packing in the first round. …
Continue reading Tomic insists Nadal is beatable at Open

