Opener Matthew Wade top scored but Australia’s middle order crashed as Sri Lanka was set 232 runs to win Thursday’s third and deciding tri-series final in Adelaide. The Australians were …
Continue reading Australia set SLanka 232 to win tri-seriesTeenager Alex Edmondson could be two weeks and a world titles away from cementing his place in Australia’s gun team pursuit and a near certain Olympic medal. The 18-year-old cyclist …
Continue reading Edmondson firms for cycling team pursuitTasmania have rebounded from the loss of three players from a debilitating bout of food poisoning to have the upper hand after day one of the crucial Sheffield Shield match …
Continue reading Tas rebound from illness to 1-73 v WAMelbourne forward Liam Jurrah is in police custody following an incident in Central Australia, where the AFL player is on personal leave. The Demons gave Jurrah time off to return …
Continue reading AFL Demons say Jurrah in custodyNorth Queensland coach Neil Henry has scoffed at speculation his job is on the line against Brisbane on Friday night. Bookmakers no longer bet on coaches being sacked after the …
Continue reading Cowboys coach shrugs off pressure talkJohn O’Shea is keen to target the Group One Stradbroke Handicap with Sea Siren but first hopes to land the Surround Stakes with the exciting filly. Sea Siren handled the …
Continue reading Rematch for Siren and StreamaBauer, beaten just a nose by Viewed in the 2008 Melbourne Cup, will become a clerk of the course horse on metropolitan tracks. Clerk of the course Graeme Salisbury will …
Continue reading Bauer to begin new careerNewcastle skipper Jobe Wheelhouse insists the Jets won’t underestimate the bottom-placed and drama-ravaged Gold Coast, insisting the A-League outfit are playing with nothing to lose. The Jets have won five …
Continue reading Jets wary of pressure-free Gold CoastNewcastle skipper Jobe Wheelhouse insists the Jets won’t underestimate the bottom-placed and drama-ravaged Gold Coast, insisting the A-League outfit are playing with nothing to lose. The Jets have won five …
Continue reading Jets weary of pressure-free Gold CoastAustralian Casey Dellacqua lost her opening-round match in straight sets on Wednesday at the Indian Wells tennis tournament in California. Elena Vesnina of Russia beat Dellacqua 6-4 7-5. Earlier on …
Continue reading Dellacqua out, Gajdosova wins at US tennisThe Canberra Racing Club has taken a gamble combining it’s two biggest races into a single day but record bookings indicate it might be about to pay off. The Canberra …
Continue reading Canberra hopes racing gamble pays offMelbourne forward Liam Jurrah is in police custody following an incident in Central Australia, where the AFL player is on personal leave. The Demons gave Jurrah time off to return …
Continue reading Demons say Jurrah in custodyAfter going the distance with Benji Marshall, comeback kid Todd Carney faces another stern test on Sunday when he goes head to head with Newcastle halfback Jarrod Mullen. Playing in …
Continue reading Sharks’ Carney up for Mullen challengeA record 55-run last-wicket stand has helped South Australia reach 162 in their first innings against a frustrated Queensland in their Sheffield Shield clash at the Gabba. The Redbacks lived …
Continue reading SA tail wags in Shield v Qld at GabbaStewards will inspect a rain-hit Warwick Farm on Friday to help determine the fate of Saturday’s important Chipping Norton Stakes meeting. “It’s a heavy ten at the moment. If we …
Continue reading Warwick Farm inspection on FridayMichael Maguire may have started his path to becoming an NRL coach under Craig Bellamy but he insists taking on Melbourne this weekend will be no more important than any …
Continue reading NRL Storm just another game for MaguireExciting two-year-old Jimando will reunite with his debut-winning jockey Nash Rawiller, raising Tony McEvoy’s hopes he can land his second win in the Group Two Sires’ Produce Stakes at Flemington. …
Continue reading McEvoy eyes second Sires with JimandoNew Zealand have edged ahead of South Africa in the final session on day two of the opening Test, leading by five runs with one wicket in hand. But three …
Continue reading NZ hold slim first Test lead over S Africa

