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No.3 seed Andy Murray continued his seamless progression through the Australian Open draw on Wednesday, trouncing unseeded Frenchman Jeremy Chardy in straight sets in the quarter-finals. The British star needed …
Continue reading Murray crushes Chardy to reach Open semisShe got sprung lip syncing in front of US President Barack Obama at his inauguration, but it looks like Beyonce isn’t done yet, priced at $2.10 by online bookmaker sportsbet …
Continue reading Super Bowl 2013 to be lip synced by BeyonceMaria Sharapova is the new $2 favourite with Sportingbet Australia to win the 2013 Australian Open following the shock quarter final exit of former favourite Serena Williams. Williams was knocked …
Continue reading Maria Sharapova favourite for womens 2013 Australian OpenUnbeaten records will go on the line at Caulfield on Saturday when seven last-start winners clash in an intriguing Blue Diamond Preview for fillies. Among them is Blue Diamond Stakes …
Continue reading Blue Diamond Preview 2013 start for unbeaten filliesShe surprised us all by making an appearance at Sandown yesterday but there’s nothing surprising about Black Caviar’s price to win the Lightning Stakes at Flemington on February 16. Online …
Continue reading Black Caviar $1.15 to win Lightning Stakes 2013His move to fullback sent shockwaves through the NRL last season, but South Sydney coach Michael Maguire predicts Greg Inglis will lift to a whole new level in 2013. Maguire’s …
Continue reading Inglis tipped to hit new NRL peaks in 2013Close mates Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios continue to cut a swathe through the boys’ singles field at the Australian Open. Wildcard Kokkinakis, who is improving with every match, needed …
Continue reading Two locals into Open boys quartersTeenager Sloane Stephens announced herself as the new face of American tennis after staging one of the biggest upsets in Australian Open history. The 19-year-old defeated her idol and five-times …
Continue reading Teenager ousts Williams at OpenSerena Williams’ grand slam quest is over after the five-times Australian Open champion succumbed to a back injury and the bold challenge of American teenager Sloane Stephens in a Melbourne …
Continue reading No Serena Slam as Williams bombs outChris Judd’s manager remains hopeful he can negotiate a compromise with the AFL over the dual Brownlow Medallist’s third-party deal with Carlton’s club sponsor Visy. Judd’s manager Paul Connors confirmed …
Continue reading Judd seeks AFL compromise on sponsor dealOverlooked for an international Twenty20 call-up, Luke Pomersbach looks set to take out his frustration in Sunday’s one-day cup clash with Tasmania after being called up by Queensland selectors on …
Continue reading Bulls pick Pomersbach, Hopes for one-dayerEmbattled St George Illawarra coach Steve Price has the full support of the NRL club’s playing group and should be re-signed by the Dragons, according to newly-minted captain Ben Creagh. …
Continue reading Re-sign Price, Creagh tells DragonsAmerican teenager Sloane Stephens has pulled off one of the major upsets in Australian Open history. The 19-year-old defeated five-times champion Serena Williams on Wednesday to reach the semi-finals and …
Continue reading Williams ousted at Aust OpenClose mates Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios continue to cut a swathe through the boys’s singles field at the Australian Open. Wildcard Kokkinakis, who is improving with every match, needed …
Continue reading Australian pair into boys quarters at OpenJason Day admits he set the bar too high for himself in 2012 and has made consistency his prime objective on the US golf tour this year. After an impressive …
Continue reading Day aims for consistency in PGAAustralian captain Michael Clarke is out of the one-day international series decider against Sri Lanka at Bellerive. Clarke has failed to recover from an ankle injury he suffered at training …
Continue reading Clarke ruled out of ODI deciderThe first time David Ferrer and Novak Djokovic met at a major was back in the semi-finals at the 2007 US Open. It was uncharted territory for Ferrer, while Djokovic …
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