John Terry is unsure when he will return to the Chelsea first team but says his knee feels “fine” after playing 45 minutes for the club’s under-21 side. Terry has …
Continue reading Chelsea’s Terry says he has to be patientArina Rodionova is the last local hope left in the Australian Open singles qualifying tournament after the rest of her compatriots fell at Melbourne Park on Friday. Melbourne-based Rodionova won …
Continue reading Rodionova one match from Open main drawPhil Hughes became the first Australian to score a century on one-day international debut as Australia’s so-called “B team” clobbered 5-305 against Sri Lanka in their opening clash at the …
Continue reading Hughes hits century in one-dayer at MCGBernard Tomic has shown some Lleyton Hewitt grit and has the chance to join Australia’s former world No.1 as a winner of the Apia International in Sydney. Tomic overcame heat …
Continue reading Tomic into maiden ATP final in SydneyA final pitch to Michael Jennings is still to be made but Gold Coast hope Greg Bird’s re-signing with the Titans on Friday sends a message to the Penrith match-winner. …
Continue reading Titans to make final pitch to JenningsOpener Phil Hughes has become the first Australian player to make a century on his one-day international debut. The 24-year-old South Australia left-hander was unbeaten on 100 from 123 deliveries …
Continue reading Phil Hughes hits record hundredAnyone watching Gael Monfils play tennis knows there’s a chance of either magic or a meltdown. Unfortunately for fans who turned up for his semi-final against David Ferrer in Auckland …
Continue reading Monfils meltdown helps Ferrer into finalBlake Shinn will undergo a full medical assessment before he can return to race riding after ruling himself out of Saturday’s Magic Millions meeting. Shinn needed attention from ambulance officers …
Continue reading Blake Shinn to miss Magic Millions Classic 2013 meetingCanny Russian Elena Vesnina has declared “this is my time” as she aims to end her long WTA title hoodoo in the final of the Hobart International on Saturday. The …
Continue reading Vesnina aims to end title hoodoo in HobartTrainer Matthew Dale is hopeful Signoret can overcome expected heatwave conditions and a disappointing last-start run to give him his first win in the $25,000 Cowra Cup on Sunday. The …
Continue reading Signoret to bounce back in Cowra Cup 2013Novak Djokovic has firmed as favourite to clinch the first Australian Open men’s hat-trick in 45 years after his two chief rivals were lumped in the bottom half of the …
Continue reading Djokovic gets best of Open drawWarrior Lleyton Hewitt has laid down the challenge to his Australian Open first-round opponent Janko Tipsarevic, saying all the pressure is on the world No.9. The 31-year-old, set for his …
Continue reading Hewitt turns up the heat on Open foeSouth African Kevin Anderson is the first man through to the final of the Apia International in Sydney after denying Frenchman Julien Benneteau in a three-set cliffhanger. Anderson saved two …
Continue reading Anderson through to final in SydneyA jockey who arrived in Australia with three bags of clothes and $500 in his pocket has the most to gain in the absence of Sydney’s glamour riders at Rosehill …
Continue reading Magic Millions commitments help English rider Kevin MayThe wheel has turned, the drought has broken, the ball is rolling. David Hayes probably has a few more cliches to apply to the change he has engineered in his …
Continue reading David Hayes hopes winners continue in Magic Millions ClassicScott Langley made a rookie debut on the PGA Tour he won’t soon forget. Langley thrived on a penetrating ball flight and a pure putting stroke on Thursday for an …
Continue reading Langley debuts with 62 in Hawaiian golfMichael Cahill believes Real Surreal will cope mentally and physically with the high pressure of the Magic Millions Classic. The Millions is no place for the faint-hearted but Cahill is …
Continue reading Magic Millions Classic 2013 not Surreal for Michael CahillNovak Djokovic has proved he can serve and hit a forehand faster than a souped-up sports car. So best of luck, first-round opponent Paul-Henri Mathieu, and anyone else standing in …
Continue reading Djokovic warms up for Aus Open against car

