Australia have retained the Rose Bowl women’s cricket trophy in remarkable fashion, with opener Meg Lanning blasting 103 off just 50 balls on Monday. The target of 178 was reached …
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Australian captain Michael Clarke retired hurt for 57 with a right-hamstring strain on a dramatic day four of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Hobart. Australia were bowled out …
Continue reading Clarke suffers hamstring injuryAustralia’s swelling casualty ward now includes captain Michael Clarke after he retired hurt on 57 on day four of the first Test against Sri Lanka at Bellerive. Clarke appeared to …
Continue reading Clarke injured at BelleriveInterim coach Rafael Benitez insists Chelsea still have all to play for despite another debilitating defeat, this time at the end of an arduous mid-season trip to the Club World …
Continue reading Chelsea look to overcome another setbackGold Coast utility Jamal Idris says he’s put his injury woes behind him and is set to start repaying the Titans after a difficult first year at the NRL club. …
Continue reading Idris aiming high for Titans in 2013 NRLAustralia’s bowlers produced their best performance of the four-game Rose Bowl women’s ODI series against New Zealand, to move the Southern Stars within touching distance of retaining the trophy. Spearheaded …
Continue reading Aust set 178 to beat NZ, retain Rose BowlAll Gold Coast players may want for Christmas is a break from a gruelling pre-season schedule, but coach Guy McKenna doesn’t want his Suns taking things too easily. McKenna believes …
Continue reading Suns players to go easy on Xmas cheerJack Newton has no misapprehensions as to the seriousness of the annual golf event he lends his name to. Entering its 34th edition starting on Tuesday at Cypress Lakes Resort, …
Continue reading Newton keeping it fun for golf classicA switch-hit from David Warner typified Australia’s chase for quick runs early on day four of the first Test against Sri Lanka in Hobart as the home side powered to …
Continue reading Australia push lead out to 260 in HobartCricket Australia is fond of talking about the primacy of Test cricket but scheduling conflicts with limited-overs matches constantly stretch this policy to breaking point. The latest case in point …
Continue reading Test of resources for Cricket AustraliaFrench Formula One star Romain Grosjean claimed the Race of Champions in Bangkok late on Sunday, besting some of the biggest names in motorsport including Sebastian Vettel and Michael Schumacher. …
Continue reading Grosjean claims Race of ChampionsAustralia sent New Zealand in to bat on Monday at North Sydney Oval in the third women’s Rose Bowl one-day cricket international. The series is level at one-all, with the …
Continue reading Aust ask NZ to bat in Rose Bowl cricketSYDNEY Dec 17 AAP – Nathan Tinkler’s right-hand man is preparing to meet Knights Members Club directors on Monday to tell them Hunter Sports Group (HSG) will not hand back …
Continue reading HSG won’t hand back Knights’ NRL licencePace bowler Peter Siddle believes Shane Watson could be the man to help Australia get over the line in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Hobart. The home side …
Continue reading Aust confident despite being bowler downSouth Africa’s Charl Schwartzel won the Alfred Dunhill Championship by 12 strokes Sunday at the 6,671-metre Leopard Creek Estate after shooting a three-under-par 69 on the final day. The 28-year-old …
Continue reading Schwartzel wins Dunhill ChampionshipEnglish side Saracens avenged last weekend’s defeat to two-time European Cup champions Munster with a solid 19-13 victory in an engrossing contest on Sunday to go top of Pool 1. …
Continue reading Saracens beat Munster to top Euro Cup poolTottenham Hotspur have rekindled their push for Champions League qualification by overcoming Swansea City 1-0 to return to the Premier League’s top four. Jan Vertonghen claimed the game’s only goal …
Continue reading Spurs edge Swansea in EPLSpain’s Sergio Garcia ended with a spectacular 11-under-par 61 to win the weather-shortened $US2 million Iskandar Johor Open on Sunday. Thunderstorms reduced the tournament to a 54-hole contest but Garcia …
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