Adam Scott’s bid for the Australian PGA Championship title has resumed, after play was suspended due to dangerous weather conditions at the Royal Pines course on the Gold Coast. Masters …
Continue reading Scott looking good for PGA titleAdam Scott’s bid for the Australian PGA Championship title has resumed, after play was suspended due to dangerous weather conditions at the Royal Pines course on the Gold Coast. Masters …
Continue reading Rain delays Australian PGA final roundAustralian captain Michael Clarke and frontline pacemen Ryan Harris and Peter Siddle are to miss this week’s Sheffield Shield round ahead of the first Ashes Test. With Clarke managing his …
Continue reading Clarke, Harris, Siddle to rest for TestAdam Scott’s bid for the Australian PGA Championship title has been interrupted, with play suspended due to dangerous weather conditions as a thunderstorm bears down on the Royal Pines course. …
Continue reading Aust PGA to resume after weather delayQuade Cooper produced his best Test display since his ill-fated 2011 World Cup campaign as the Wallabies released the pressure valve with a 50-20 tour demolition of Italy. Cooper returned …
Continue reading Quade returns to his best for WallabiesDaly Cherry-Evans is hopeful a pair of eye-catching performances will be enough to extend his Rugby League World Cup dream. But the rising Manly playmaker faces a nervous wait to …
Continue reading Cherry-Evans sweats on RLWC selectionWith only one wicket in the first innings and national selection chief John Inverarity looking on, Victoria’s Fawad Ahmed was given a second chance to impress. Coming on to bowl …
Continue reading Lyon, Ahmed fail to dominate Shield clashAdam Scott’s bid for the Australian PGA Championship title has been interrupted, with play suspended due to dangerous weather conditions as a thunderstorm bears down on the Royal Pines course. …
Continue reading Play delayed by weather at Aust PGAKangaroos coach Tim Sheens has declared Australia’s group stage experimenting a success but says he’s nursing a serious selection headache heading into the Rugby League World Cup knockout stage. Australia …
Continue reading Irish rout gives Sheens selection dilemmaCoach Steve McNamara insists England head into the Rugby League World Cup quarter-finals a better team for their group outings after defeating Fiji 34-12. England claimed their second successive win …
Continue reading England happy with RLWC win over FijiAlong with a harsh lesson in international rugby league, Ireland captain Liam Finn will take something else memorable away from his side’s World Cup thrashing by the Kangaroos. The Irish …
Continue reading Ireland to benefit from Roos thrashingKenyan cricket captain Collins Obuya will miss two warm-up matches for the upcoming ICC World Twenty20 qualifying tournament after being suspended for assaulting a fellow player, officials reported on Saturday. …
Continue reading Kenya cricket captain suspended for fightTwo moments of class from wing Charles Piutau helped the All Blacks pull clear of France to win a dramatic Test in Paris 26-19. New Zealand recorded their eighth successive …
Continue reading Piutau the difference in All Blacks winAll Blacks coach Steve Hansen says his side has learnt from last year’s mistakes ahead of their much-anticipated rematch with England at Twickenham as their bid for an unbeaten year …
Continue reading All Blacks eye big test at TwickenhamAdam Scott hopes his dream pairing with American Rickie Fowler on Sunday at the Australian PGA Championship will lift his game to claim the title. A victory at Royal Pines …
Continue reading Scott chasing history at Aust PGAFP – John Senden has given himself a good chance to claim just his second US PGA Tour victory at the $A5.84 million McGladrey Classic. The seasoned Queenslander shot a …
Continue reading Senden chance to break PGA droughtScotland’s interim head coach Scott Johnson was struggling to evaluate his side’s win over Japan as he looked ahead to the sterner tests that South Africa and Australia are sure …
Continue reading Scots’ mixed feeling over Japan winWales coach Warren Gatland was left lamenting a hemisphere disparity in rugby union after seeing his team go down 24-15 to South Africa on Saturday. The Springboks, coming into their …
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