Callum Ferguson’s highest first-class score underpinned South Australia’s 9(dec)-402 against Queensland in the Sheffield Shield match in Adelaide. The Redbacks declared almost 45 minutes after lunch on Wednesday’s second day, …
Continue reading SA declare at 9-402 v Bulls in ShieldThe spring racing carnival came close to a premature end for leading jockey Luke Nolen when he fell from his mount in the Pro-Ride Handicap (2400m) at Geelong on Wednesday. …
Continue reading Luke Nolen not injured on Geelong Cup 2012 day fallTasmania declared their first innings at 5-439 with Ricky Ponting unbeaten on 162 on Wednesday’s second day of their Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria at the MCG. The visitors had …
Continue reading Ponting hits 162no against VicsCasey Stoner needs just one crucial ingredient to restore his reputation as the world’s fastest man on two wheels at Phillip Island on Sunday. “Just confidence,” said Stoner in advance …
Continue reading Stoner admits lack of MotoGP confidenceAFL club Western Bulldogs have secured young midfielder Koby Stevens from West Coast in a trade completed on Wednesday. Stevens, 21, played 11 games in three seasons for the Eagles …
Continue reading AFL’s Dogs secure Koby Stevens from EaglesFiji officials are hopeful of fielding a star-studded team at next year’s Rugby League World Cup with Jarryd Hayne, Petero Civoniceva and Lote Tuqiri on their radar. Assistant coach of …
Continue reading Fiji hopeful of star league World Cup sideStrokeplayer Callum Ferguson’s highest first-class score helped South Australia advance to 7-359 against Queensland at lunch on day two of the Sheffield Shield match in Adelaide. Ferguson’s superb knock ended …
Continue reading SA’s Ferguson out for 164 against BullsThe Adelaide Crows say their concern at Kurt Tippett’s expired contract has led to the club being investigated by the AFL. The AFL are investigating the Crows over Tippett’s contract …
Continue reading Crows welcome Tippett’s AFL investigationTest great Ricky Ponting has shown he’s still at the top of his game after posting an unbeaten 148 in Tasmania’s Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria at the MCG. Resuming …
Continue reading Ponting 148no at lunch at MCGGai Waterhouse confessed it had been a case of “love at first sight” when she was introduced a few months ago to her newest Melbourne Cup prospect, Fiorente. And when …
Continue reading Melbourne Cup 2012 prospect ‘Fiorente’ in good orderWests Tigers have announced Mick Potter as their new NRL coach on a two-year deal. Potter, who has been coaching in the Super League since 2007, will take over from …
Continue reading Tigers announce Potter as new NRL coachFormer Australian Davis Cup coach Roger Rasheed says Bernard Tomic needs a heart-to-heart with his father to nut out just what he wants from tennis. Tomic’s troubles continued on Tuesday …
Continue reading Tomic needs to regroup: RasheedAll six opening-round triple-headers in the AFL’s 2013 pre-season Cup will be played as twilight or night fixtures. The AFL released the schedule on Wednesday, with the first round again …
Continue reading AFL’s pre-season NAB Cup to start at nightThe AFL has confirmed it is investigating Adelaide amid allegations the Crows made an agreement to send forward Kurt Tippett to the club of his choosing. Tippett, who wants to …
Continue reading AFL confirms probe into Tippett contractSingo might be upset about Gai Waterhouse picking barrier 11 for More Joyous but it hasn’t deterred punters with the champion mare firming from $10 into $9.00 with online bookmaker …
Continue reading More Joyous receives support in Cox Plate 2012Alistair Presnell is so close to his golfing dream he can taste it. The 33-year-old Australian is just one tournament away from confirming a ticket to the 2013 US PGA …
Continue reading Presnell can taste PGA Tour promotionTiger Woods and his Presidents Cup comrades aren’t gracing our shores this year, but Greg Chalmers insists it doesn’t mean he’ll get an easy run as he defends his Australian …
Continue reading Tour golf back with a lot less blingBrothers Shaun and Mitchell Marsh were reportedly dropped for disciplinary reasons from the Perth Scorchers’ team in their last Champions League Twenty20 game in South Africa. The two Australian international …
Continue reading Marsh brothers in strife with Scorchers

