Kangaroo James Tamou has spurned offers from rival NRL clubs to re-sign with North Queensland until the end of 2016. The imposing front-rower, who established himself as one of the …
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Manchester City coach Roberto Mancini reserved pointed criticism for Samir Nasri and Mario Balotelli after his side’s damaging derby defeat by Manchester United. City went down 3-2 in injury time …
Continue reading Mancini turns on Nasri, BalotelliNew Zealand triumphed over France with a thrilling 47-12 win to clinch the third leg of the IRB Sevens World Series for the fourth consecutive time in South Africa on …
Continue reading Record four-in-a-row title for New ZealandSenegal midfielder Mohamed Diame could be sidelined for up to 12 weeks after the West Ham star suffered a torn hamstring in Sunday’s 3-2 defeat against Liverpool. Diame was stretchered …
Continue reading Hammers star Diame out for up to 12 weeksScotland’s Scott Jamieson won his first European Tour title on Sunday, beating England’s Steve Webster and Spain’s Eduardo de la Riva in a playoff after the season-opening Nelson Mandela Championship …
Continue reading Jamieson wins maiden European Tour titleRobin van Persie scored a sensational stoppage-time winner to give Manchester United a 3-2 win at Manchester City on Sunday that sent them six points clear in the Premier League. …
Continue reading Van Persie magic stops City runDumped Test batsman Shaun Marsh finally hit some form to help lift the Perth Scorchers to 6-162 in Sunday’s Twenty20 clash with Adelaide Strikers at the WACA Ground. Marsh (57 …
Continue reading Marsh hits 57 as Scorchers post 6-162Coach Holger Osieck plans to use next year’s East Asian Cup to continue blooding more Socceroos tyros after Australia secured their berth with an 8-0 demolition of Taiwan. Australia needed …
Continue reading Osieck to blood more players in EACRecalled Test batsman Phil Hughes warmed up for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka in fine fashion, cracking 74 off 48 balls to inspire the Adelaide Strikers to a six-wicket …
Continue reading Hughes stars as Strikers beat ScorchersA horse who has endured a career threatening injury and who appeared to have reached his peak three years ago has turned in the best performance by an Australian-trained galloper …
Continue reading Alcopop runs third in Hong Kong CupSome big names were missing but it did not stop the Brisbane Heat seeing stars after they were bludgeoned by Hobart Hurricanes pair Travis Birt and Owais Shah in the …
Continue reading Hobart cruise to BBL win in BrisbaneJustin Rose joked about playing day-night golf as he capped off a fine year by finishing joint fourth in an Australian Open finale that was buffeted by wind and finished …
Continue reading Rose wilts in golf’s day nighterPeter Senior cherished his sweetest triumph after holding his nerve in “near impossible” conditions to become golf’s oldest Australian Open champion. The 53-year-old overcame gale force winds and a three-hour …
Continue reading Senior cherishes his special Open winPeter Senior has held his nerve in “near impossible” conditions to become the oldest Australian Open golf champion. The 53-year-old overcame gale force winds and a three-hour delay at the …
Continue reading Peter Senior wins Australian OpenAustralian jockey Zac Purton has guided Hong Kong’s reigning champion Ambitious Dragon to victory in the International Mile at Sha Tin. The Tony Millard-trained Ambitious Dragon was cleared by vets …
Continue reading Ambitious Dragon wins Hong Kong MileRed Cadeaux, the 2011 Melbourne Cup runner-up, has scored a Group One win that will go down as one the most deserved in international racing, taking out the Hong Kong …
Continue reading Red Cadeaux wins Hong Kong Vase 2012A dejected John O’Shea could offer no excuse for the disappointing run of Sea Siren in the Hong Kong Sprint at Sha Tin on Sunday. Sea Siren, a triple Group …
Continue reading Sea Siren fails in Hong Kong Sprint 2012Veteran golfer Nick O’Hern argued play should have been suspended earlier after his Australian Open hopes were cruelly blown away in the savage winds that swept across The Lakes in …
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