Nine-time US PGA Tour winner Stuart Appleby headlines a handful of Australia’s golfers who have just four weeks to reclaim their jobs next year. The US PGA Tour ‘fall series’ …
Continue reading Aussie golfers looking for luck in VegasNew rider Glen Boss can help cement Caulfield Cup favouritism for Southern Speed ahead of Saturday’s Turnbull Stakes, with the mare opening at $7.50 in the Turnbull with online bookmaker …
Continue reading Southern Speed stakes Caulfield Cup claims in 2012 Turnbull StakesWallabies forwards coach Andrew Blades says Australia won’t fall into the same trap of probing wide too early against a Pumas side which almost skinned them on the Gold Coast. …
Continue reading Wallabies have learned their lessonsThe Spring Champion Stakes is a possible target for Proisir who maintained his unbeaten start to his career with victory at Rosehill on Saturday. The Gai Waterhouse-trained colt overcame trouble …
Continue reading Spring Champion Stakes 2012 target for ProisirJapan’s Shigeki Maruyama, Zimbabweans Mark McNulty and Tony Johnstone and American Jay Haas were named assistant captains for the 2013 Presidents Cup matches on Tuesday. Internationals captain Nick Price of …
Continue reading Presidents Cup capts name assistantsFormer champions India beat South Africa by one run on Tuesday but still crashed out of the World Twenty20 as Pakistan went through to the semi-finals by virtue of a …
Continue reading Ex-champs India ousted from T20 eventThe celebrations to mark 50 years of V8 Supercars racing at Mt Panorama have got in full swing as teams begin to arrive in Bathurst for Sunday’s 1000km race. Holden’s …
Continue reading V8 drivers honour Bathurst historyNovak Djokovic made a rusty return to action at the China Open on Tuesday, while Samantha Stosur made a shock second-round exit at the hands of German Julia Goerges. Djokovic, …
Continue reading Djokovic struggles, Stosur loses in ChinaMick Potter’s dedication to Bradford was recognised this week when his fellow coaches voted him Super League coach of the year. The Australian stayed on at Odsal in a voluntary …
Continue reading Potter is Super League coach of the yearSouth Africa will host the joint-second richest golf tournament from 2013, but it won’t have the World Golf Championship status initially promised by the country’s national tour. Organisers say the …
Continue reading South Africa to host new $8.25m golf eventRyder Cup-winning captain Jose Maria Olazabal said on Tuesday he would not lead Europe into the next edition in 2014, after steering the team to a famous against-the-odds victory last …
Continue reading Olazabal rules out Ryder Cup captaincyQPR’s Malaysian entrepreneur owner Tony Fernandes has backed Hoops’ manager Mark Hughes, with the club stuck at the bottom of the English Premier League despite a pre-season spending spree. West …
Continue reading QPR owner backs Hughes as bossArsenal reserves coach Terry Burton is delighted for Jack Wilshere after he took his “first step” towards a first-team return after 14 months on the sidelines. The 20-year-old has struggled …
Continue reading Wilshere’s return buoys Arsenal coachNovak Djokovic on Tuesday welcomed news that Australian Open prize money would rise by $4 million but warned that players’ fight for a greater share of revenue was “not over …
Continue reading Aust Open money boost pleases DjokovicAustralia fell to a 32-run defeat in their World Twenty20 Super Eights clash with Pakistan on Tuesday night, although they were able to qualify for this week’s semi-finals. Chasing a …
Continue reading Aust lose but qualify for T20 semi-finalsAn out of sorts world No.2 Novak Djokovic extended his unbeaten record at the China Open in Beijing on Tuesday, requiring three sets to defeat qualifier Michael Berrer of Germany. …
Continue reading Djokovic struggles through in ChinaAustralia pace bowler Mitchell Starc continued his brilliant first month as a Twenty20 International cricketer by claiming 3-20 as Pakistan scored 6-149 in their World T20 Super Eights clash on …
Continue reading Starc stars as Pakistan score 6-149Bernard Tomic’s battle for form has continued with a straight sets loss to Dmitry Tursunov in the first round of the Japan Open in Tokyo. Ranked No.39 in the world, …
Continue reading Tomic crashes out of Japan Open


