Marc Marquez admits Casey Stoner was like an animal at Phillip Island, but the Spanish rookie predicts he will be faster than his predecessor come Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix. The …
Continue reading I can be faster than Stoner: MarquezAB de Villiers hit a fighting fifty to delay Pakistan’s victory march over South Africa on the fourth day of the first Test in Abu Dhabi on Thursday. The aggressive …
Continue reading Pakistan eye rare Test win over Sth AfricaBrisbane chairman Angus Johnson has confirmed the upcoming emergency general meeting (EGM) will finally end the Lions’ long-running boardroom stoush. But he has slammed a report claiming he rejected a …
Continue reading EGM will end Lions feud: JohnsonDropped Australian batsman Usman Khawaja believes others may have overtaken him in the race for the first Test, but says he has faith he will play for his country again. …
Continue reading Khawaja keeps faith ahead of AshesA season-high partnership between Tom Cooper and Michael Klinger has lifted South Australia to a six-wicket win over Western Australia in their one-day Cup match at Drummoyne Oval. Cooper scored …
Continue reading SA down WA with nine balls to spareTest opener David Warner kept the wolves from the door with a timely century, but it couldn’t stop the Queensland Bulls from cruising to a five-wicket victory in the domestic …
Continue reading Warner stars, but NSW fall to QueenslandRedemption will be on V8 Supercars great Greg Murphy’s mind at next week’s Gold Coast 600 – if his Holden team repair the Commodore he crashed at the Bathurst 1000 …
Continue reading Time running out for Murphy’s HoldenAustralia will consider bringing in fast bowler Nathan Coulter-Nile following Wednesday’s shock loss to India in Jaipur. After setting an enormous target of 360 for victory, Australia’s bowlers were unable …
Continue reading Rixon ponders changes for 3rd Indian ODIThey’ve been wrestling over No.10 jerseys since their Brisbane schoolboys days. But playmakers Quade Cooper and Matt Toomua will put their rivalry behind them come Saturday night when they start …
Continue reading Wallaby Toomua links with “rival” CooperLuke Currie has been stood down from riding after returning a positive swab, leaving connections of Tuscan Fire looking for another jockey to ride the stayer in the Caulfield Cup. …
Continue reading Caulfield Cup 2013 jockey returns positive swabWestern Force winger Nick Cummins will have the chance to realise his World Cup dream after re-signing with the Australian Rugby Union (ARU) for a further two years. Cummins had …
Continue reading Cummins re-signs with Force in Super RugbyHe may be World Cup defending champion New Zealand’s first choice fullback, but Josh Hoffman “is not the right guy” to wear the Broncos No.1 jersey, Brisbane teammate Justin Hodges …
Continue reading Hoffman ‘not right’ for fullback: HodgesTest opener David Warner kept the wolves from the door with a timely century, but it couldn’t stop the Queensland Bulls from cruising to a five-wicket victory in the domestic …
Continue reading Warner ton can’t stop Qld one-day winDamien Oliver’s Cox Plate hopes were dashed in the stewards room on Wednesday but his chances of Cups success this spring remain alive. [include file=”inpost_adrotator.php”] The top jockey is …
Continue reading Damian Oliver in search of fifth Caulfield CupWallabies halfback Will Genia says he understands a middle ground may have to be found following calls for the cash-strapped code to slash player payments. A new Collective Bargaining Agreement …
Continue reading Genia responds to Wallabies pay cut callThe flak good friend Sonny Bill Williams copped over his World Cup backflip will make him lift his game to a scary new level for New Zealand and “do it …
Continue reading SBW will do it for Tohu: PriceCoach Ewen McKenzie has challenged the Wallabies team to reproduce the sort of form that spanked Argentina against the All Blacks in Dunedin on Saturday. Overcoming the world champions, unbeaten …
Continue reading McKenzie challenges Wallabies to back upPeter Siddle will be the first beneficiary of Craig McDermott’s return to the Test fold, with the fast bowling coach planning to lift Australia’s pace leader back to his inspirational …
Continue reading Siddle to benefit from McDermott return

