Mitchell Johnson is to join Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle in cotton wool this week as Australia preserve their pace attack ahead of the first Ashes Test. Leftarmer Johnson’s recall …
Continue reading Mitch Johnson poised for Test returnGai Waterhouse captured the biggest prize of the Melbourne spring carnival but her Melbourne Cup win with Fiorente was just one of many highlights. [include file=”inpost_adrotator.php”] Chris Waller and …
Continue reading Highs of the Melbourne spring racing carnivalMore than 2-1/2 years after he left New Zealand, Coup Ay Tee is returning home to try to win his biggest prize in front of his owner at Riccarton. [include …
Continue reading Couplands Bakeries Mile 2013 – Jason Collett looking for Group Two winAnthony Cummings expects Best Case to make his presence felt in the Sandown Guineas but the trainer will wait until the autumn to step Surge Ahead up to Group company. …
Continue reading Best Case on target for Sandown Guineas 2013Joe Pride hasn’t been a major player this spring but the Warwick Farm trainer is laying the foundations for what he hopes will be a return to the big time …
Continue reading Terravista to join Pride’s Autumn Racing Carnival teamEwen McKenzie has drawn on memories of Australia’s triumphant 1991 World Cup campaign as a very different Wallabies outfit aims to start winning back credibility at Lansdowne Road. McKenzie enjoyed …
Continue reading McKenzie harks back to ’91 Cup scareYou wouldn’t know it from his performances on the field, but rookie prop Andrew Fifita has been carrying a heavy heart through Australia’s Rugby League World Cup campaign. Feelings of …
Continue reading Homesick Fifita impresses at World CupVolvo say they are already considering adding more cars to the V8 Supercars field as early as 2015. The Swedish manufacturer is set to join the category next season under …
Continue reading Volvo considers more cars in V8s fieldEngland spinner Graeme Swann insists the touring side aren’t too old to reclaim the Ashes this summer. More than half of England’s touring side are older than 30, including key …
Continue reading England not too old to win Ashes: SwannThe interview process may still be happening but punters are already convinced that Mark Williams will be at Seaford next year, with the former Port Adelaide coach firming into $1.33 …
Continue reading Mark Williams tipped to coach St Kilda in AFL 2014 seasonThe Brisbane Heat have confirmed ex-fruit market worker Chris Sabburg has snapped up their final Big Bash League player spot for the second season in a row. And the reigning …
Continue reading Brisbane Heat conclude BBL player listKey England batsman Ian Bell insists the tourists aren’t fretting over a disrupted Ashes preparation, with vice-captain Matt Prior ruled out of the final lead-up game and more bad weather …
Continue reading Bell not fretting over disrupted lead upOrganisers of the Australian Masters and World Cup of Golf are hoping Adam Scott’s magnetic pulling power will draw 100,000 people through the gates of Royal Melbourne in two huge …
Continue reading Royal Melbourne hoping Scott draws crowdFrance’s Victor Dubuisson has upstaged some of golf’s biggest stars including World No.1 Tiger Woods to win the inaugural Turkish Airlines Open in Belek. Dubuisson, 23, shot a final round …
Continue reading Dubuisson upstages stars to win in TurkeyWicketkeeper Matt Prior has been ruled out of England’s final Ashes warm-up match in Sydney with a calf muscle injury. Scan results on Monday revealed Prior suffered a low-grade tear …
Continue reading Prior ruled out of England’s Ashes warm upA confident Michael Clarke says Australia are far better positioned for the home Ashes series with 11 players making themselves “no brainer” selections. Australia’s preparation for the start of the …
Continue reading Eleven are selection no brainers: ClarkeEngland spinner Graeme Swann insists the touring side aren’t too old to reclaim the Ashes this summer. More than half of England’s touring side are older than 30, including key …
Continue reading England not to old to win Ashes: SwannPaddy Jackson’s “assured” display further boosts Ireland’s fly-half competition, according to head coach Joe Schmidt. The 21-year-old playmaker led Ireland’s line in Saturday’s 40-9 victory over Samoa to open the …
Continue reading Ireland’s Schmidt happy with Jackson lead

