Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews hit a career-best century to pull his team out of trouble on the fourth day of the first Test against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi on …
Continue reading Sri Lanka 5-420, lead Pakistan by 241Not even Serena Williams could explain her extraordinary hold on Maria Sharapova after extending her 10-year unbeaten streak over the former world No.1 to reach the Brisbane International women’s final. …
Continue reading Williams extends streak over SharapovaIn the week since Christmas Day, Arrowfield’s yearling team have been busy putting the finishing touches on the Stud’s 28-lot draft for the Magic Millions Gold Coast Sale which starts …
Continue reading Arrowfield spot on with Magic Millions yearlingsSizzling, Sweet Idea, Hot Snitzel, Flying Snitzel and Petrol Power – they’re all by Snitzel, they all won Group or Listed Races at two and then trained on to achieve …
Continue reading Snitzel stars dance at RandwickAlready this season, star performers Oakleigh Girl, Sweet Idea, stakes-placed 2YO Geromayo and debut Sydney winner Invisible have extended Arrowfield’s outstanding Magic Millions graduate record. That record was boosted again …
Continue reading New stakeswinner for Arrowfield’s Magic Millions recordWorld No.1 Serena Williams has maintained her hold on Maria Sharapova, downing the four-time grand slam champion 6-2 7-6 (9-7) in the Brisbane International women’s semi-finals on Friday night. Williams …
Continue reading Williams through to Brisbane finalTop seed Sam Stosur will open her Hobart International campaign against a qualifier on Monday. Stosur will be looking for her first win of the season as she warms up …
Continue reading Stosur gets Hobart campaign boostVeterans Brad Hogg and Simon Katich have inspired the Perth Scorchers to a six-wicket win with four balls remaining over the Sydney Thunder at the WACA Ground. Left-arm chinaman Hogg …
Continue reading Scorchers continue Thunder BBL miseryThe stage was set for an early Australia Day celebration at the Brisbane International on Friday. In the end, it was more like Groundhog Day. Former world No.1 Roger Federer …
Continue reading Federer reduces Aussies in BrisbaneSri Lankan captain Angelo Mathews continued his resistance-packed knock to take his team to 5-355 at tea on the fourth day of the first Test against Pakistan in Abu Dhabi …
Continue reading Sri Lanka build total against PakistanSteve Smith realised a boyhood dream to score a century at the SCG, keeping Australia on target for a 5-0 Ashes whitewash in the process. Smith and Brad Haddin came …
Continue reading Smith, Haddin put Australia in chargeFormer world No.1 Roger Federer has overpowered Australian Marinko Matosevic 6-1 6-1 to reach the Brisbane International semi-finals on Friday night. World No.61 Matosevic had the 17-time grand slam winner …
Continue reading Federer ousts Aussie in BrisbaneA last ditch effort to squeeze into the fields for Magic Millions Day next week will be made by many gallopers this Saturday at the Gold Coast. The main pair …
Continue reading Goldmarket 2014 day Tips – Gold Coast racecourseWorld No.2 Victoria Azarenka survived a scare against Jelena Jankovic to be the first to qualify for the Brisbane International women’s final on Friday night. Second seed Azarenka, 24, eventually …
Continue reading Azarenka into Brisbane finalFans of Formula One legend Michael Schumacher on Friday prepared to hold a silent vigil for his 45th birthday as he lay in a coma at a French hospital after …
Continue reading Fans to hold silent vigil for SchumacherTwo-time Bathurst 1000 champion John Bowe believes the demise of the car manufacturing industry in Australia can only have a positive effect on the V8 Supercars. The 1995 Australian Touring …
Continue reading Holden’s departure positive for V8s: BoweA year ago a $13,335 cheque for reaching the quarter-finals of the Brisbane International would have meant the world to a tennis battler like Sam Groth. The 26-year-old Victorian has …
Continue reading Battler Groth revelling in good timesAs has been their problem all series, with Australia on the canvas and the count creeping towards 10, England failed to keep them there. For the fourth time this summer …
Continue reading England can’t keep Australia on the canvas

