Adelaide secured their AFL finals double chance on Sunday when they belted Melbourne by 69 points at the MCG to ensure a top-four finish. The Crows gained a valuable percentage …
Continue reading Crows rout Demons to ruin Green’s farewellIt’s not quite all over for the Wests Tigers, but coach Tim Sheens and captain Benji Marshall conceded Sunday’s 44-20 loss to the Sydney Roosters could be the final nail …
Continue reading Wests Tigers’ season hanging by a threadDespite two tries, three try assists and terrorising the opposition every time he touched the ball, South Sydney superstar Greg Inglis is adamant he and the Rabbitohs have only scratched …
Continue reading Souths crush Eels, Inglis vows even moreAustralia qualified for the 2013 Rugby World Cup Sevens with a 12-7 win over Samoa in the final of the Oceania Championships in Sydney on Sunday. A long-range try to …
Continue reading Australia qualify for Sevens World CupAnthony Minichiello hailed Mitchell Pearce after the Sydney Roosters halfback handed him a try on a platter so he could mark his 250th appearance for the club in style on …
Continue reading Roosters flog Tigers, Minichiello hits 250A nightmare AFL weekend for Brett Ratten darkened further on Sunday when Mick Malthouse spoke about the adrenaline rush he felt from coaching. Questioned at length on Melbourne radio, Malthouse …
Continue reading Malthouse undecided on AFL coaching futureActing head coach Steve Rixon says pace already looms as Australia’s trump card in the one-day international (ODI) series against Pakistan in Sharjah starting on Tuesday. Captain Michael Clarke led …
Continue reading Australia go for pace in SharjahFremantle settled the AFL top eight for the September finals with a shock 53-point win over North Melbourne at Etihad Stadium on Sunday. The 20.12 (132) to 12.7 (79) scoreline …
Continue reading Dockers thrash Roos by 53 pointsWant some pressure? How about being the two co-drivers about to climb into the hot seats in the V8 Supercars championship. Just one point separates Holden’s Jamie Whincup and Ford’s …
Continue reading Part-timers to play V8 title roleJamie Whincup delivered the response of a champion as he regained the lead in the V8 Supercars title race with victory at Sydney Motorsport Park on Sunday. The Holden racer, …
Continue reading Whincup bounces back to V8s leadWestern Bulldogs coach Brendan McCartney believes the soft playing surface at Simonds Stadium has contributed to Brownlow Medallist Adam Cooney finding form against Geelong on Saturday. Cooney picked up 28 …
Continue reading Geelong AFL surface suits Cooney’s kneeAustralian rugby great Simon Poidevin says sacking Wallabies coach Robbie Deans mid-contract would be “ridiculous”. Deans is contracted until the end of 2013 but former Wallabies coach Alan Jones has …
Continue reading Wallabies must stay with Deans: PoidevinGeelong speedster Travis Varcoe’s chances of playing a major role in the Cats’ AFL finals campaign have decreased after he sustained a fresh foot injury in Saturday’s win over the …
Continue reading Varcoe injury blow as Cats down BulldogsNew Zealand unveiled some much-needed grit in the first cricket Test as Brendon McCullum and Kane Williamson neutralised Indian spin on the fourth morning at Hyderabad. After a two-hour delay …
Continue reading Black Caps batsmen show fight in HyderabadV8 Supercars champion Jamie Whincup has responded in emphatic fashion to win Sunday’s 220km race at Sydney Motorsport Park and reclaim his series lead. The Holden ace, who lost his …
Continue reading Whincup wins V8 race at Eastern CreekSouth Sydney superstar Greg Inglis issued an ominous warning ahead of the NRL finals as he spearheaded a 38-6 win over Parramatta which handed the Eels their first wooden spoon …
Continue reading Souths crush Eels 38-6Geelong speedster Travis Varcoe has lasted just one quarter in his AFL comeback from a foot injury. Saturday’s clash with the Western Bulldogs at Simonds Stadium was Varcoe’s first AFL …
Continue reading Varcoe’s AFL comeback ends earlyThey started the year as favourites for the NRL premiership, but Wests Tigers will almost certainly start their Mad Monday celebrations next week after going down 44-20 to the Sydney …
Continue reading Roosters hammer sorry Tigers 44-20

