Reni Maitua will return to Canterbury training on Wednesday as the former representative backrower battles mental health issues, a common assault charge and a groin injury. On Tuesday, Maitua pleaded …
Continue reading Injured Maitua to return to BulldogsBernard Tomic has enjoyed a breezy start to the Sydney International, taking just 59 minutes to cruise into the second round. He may have been outranked by world No.36 Spaniard …
Continue reading Tomic into Sydney second roundFavourites Unencumbered and Invisible have tightened their grip on the $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic with ideal barrier draws. Unencumbered came up with barrier three while Invisible drew seven …
Continue reading Magic Millions Classic Final Field – 2014Newcastle coach Wayne Bennett says the NRL club has a duty of care towards Russell Packer and his family after the new recruit was sentenced to two years in jail …
Continue reading Knights have to look after Packer: BennettLess than a year after Penrith released Michael Jennings to the Sydney Roosters, the Panthers have found someone capable of filling the superstar centre’s shoes – Jamal Idris. In a …
Continue reading Idris to fill Jennings’ shoes at PenrithHe may be banned from the Australian Open but Bernard Tomic’s outcast father John was in the house for the Sydney International to watch the world No.52 successfully launch his …
Continue reading John Tomic allowed into Sydney tennisTop-seeded titleholder Agnieszka Radwanska and former world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki have crashed out on a forgettable day for the drawcards at the Sydney International. Radwanska slipped up 7-5 6-3 against …
Continue reading Women’s drawcards crash in SydneyFor once, tennis eccentric Bethanie Mattek-Sands has stolen the spotlight for her on-court form rather than her wacky outfits or offbeat off-court pursuits. Mattek-Sands, with the purple hair, tattoos and …
Continue reading Mattek-Sands makes a statementCasey Dellacqua is confident partner Ashleigh Barty’s injury is improving as the star Australian pairing look to go one better and win an Australian Open title. Dellacqua and Barty made …
Continue reading Barty, Dellacqua eye Open gloryAuckland’s wind has blown the chances of plenty of players away at the Heineken Open. But after 10 years playing in the city, it’s now Philipp Kohlschreiber’s friend. With improving …
Continue reading Auckland wind a breeze for GermanAlready the youngest player in the world top 30, Bulgarian rising tennis star Grigor Dimitrov expects the demanding approach of Australia’s Roger Rasheed to drive him higher. And to help …
Continue reading Tennis young gun boosted by Aussie RasheedFavourites Unencumbered and Invisible have tightened their grip on the $2 million Magic Millions 2YO Classic with ideal barrier draws. Unencumbered came up with barrier three while Invisible drew seven …
Continue reading Magic Millions Classic 2014 favourites draw ideallyThe Sydney Thunder have called in the cavalry, with the next three days shaping as their best chance to end a 17-match Big Bash losing streak. The streak, which extends …
Continue reading Reinforcements boost winless ThunderAustralian Casey Dellacqua is out of the Hobart International after a second-round loss to American Alison Riske. Dellacqua went down 7-5 4-6 6-3 to the 55th-ranked Riske in windy conditions …
Continue reading Dellacqua out of Hobart InternationalAustralia have no plans to soften their bully-boy approach on next month’s tour of South Africa, confident the intimidation game can dismantle the best Test side in the world. David …
Continue reading Aussies plan to intimidate South AfricaAgnieszka Radwanska insists she can still contend for Australian Open honours despite carrying a worrying shoulder injury and making a meal of her title defence at the Sydney International. American …
Continue reading Radwanska won’t panic after Sydney lossThe Heineken Open lost its first seeded player on Tuesday and wasn’t far away from losing its second. Eighth seeded Dutchman Robin Haase was knocked out of the tournament by …
Continue reading One seed out of Open, another strugglesForm and rankings suggest Stanislas Wawrinka is ready to emerge from countryman Roger Federer’s giant shadow, but in his mind he’ll always be the Swiss No.2. Wawrinka’s world ranking sits …
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