South Australian captain Michael Klinger expects to break domestic cricket’s longest drought by toppling Tasmania in Saturday’s one-day cup final. “We are the best team in the competition. We finished …
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Top-seeded John Isner beat fellow American Donald Young 7-6 (7-3) 6-4 on Thursday to move into the quarterfinals of ATP tournament in Memphis. World No.14 Isner used his trademark big …
Continue reading Isner advances to quarters at MemphisAuckland trainer Stephen McKee isn’t expecting miracles from former top Irish galloper Eagle Mountain when he resumes on Saturday. Eagle Mountain was brought back into training after fertility problems at …
Continue reading Former Irish topliner resumes in NZBrisbane Roar coach Ange Postecoglou believes his A-League champions have a great opportunity to dispel lingering doubts they can’t win without linchpin Thomas Broich in Saturday night’s pivotal away clash …
Continue reading Roar can win without Broich: PostecoglouSydney Roosters coach Brian Smith assured veteran stars Anthony Minichiello and Braith Anasta on Friday if they deliver results on the field, they’ll be rewarded with new NRL contracts. Smith …
Continue reading Coach challenges Roosters NRL veteran duoA return to Rosehill might just be the key to Ofcourseican in Saturday’s Listed Triscay Stakes. The mare has shown an affinity for the western Sydney circuit where she has …
Continue reading Rosehill suits OfcourseicanClarry Conners has applied blinkers to Satin Shoes as the filly aims to maintain an unbeaten record at the Oakleigh Plate track and distance on Saturday. The multiple stakes winner …
Continue reading Conners opts for blinkers with Satin ShoesPrized recruit Sarel Pretorius will make his Waratahs debut as a marked man with Queensland rival Will Genia identifying him as a major threat in their Sydney season-opener. Wallabies No.9 …
Continue reading Pretorius a marked man in Tahs debutMercedes driver Nico Rosberg says Mark Webber was a tougher team-mate than Michael Schumacher has been. Rosberg made his Formula One debut alongside Webber at Williams in 2006 and has …
Continue reading Webber F1’s toughest team-mate: RosbergA wet track is likely to delay trainer Brian Smith’s hopes of evaluating whether General Purple can measure up as a Brisbane winter carnival contender at Eagle Farm. Steady rain …
Continue reading Rain threatens General Purple startBlinkers will go back on multiple Group One winner Sniper’s Bullet in a bid to ride him more aggressively in Saturday’s Apollo Stakes at Rosehill. Sniper’s Bullet got out of …
Continue reading Blinkers go on BulletSocceroos captain Lucas Neill believes a reinvigorated Mark Bresciano could add a new dimension to Australia’s quest to qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Bresciano, 32, asked not …
Continue reading Bresciano can boost Socceroos, says NeillTrainer Stephen McKee said Cox Plate winner Pinker Pinker was the horse who could prevent on-pacer King Mufhasa from claiming his ninth Group One victory in the Futurity Stakes at …
Continue reading King Mufhasa shooting for ninth Group OneRebels skipper Stirling Mortlock has until Wednesday to prove his injured calf is up to taking on the NSW Waratahs in Melbourne’s Super Rugby season opener. The first-round bye has …
Continue reading Mortlock in doubt for RebelsNewcastle coach Wayne Bennett has announced his team for next Thursday’s NRL season-opener against St George Illawarra, with four recruits given starting spots. Clive Churchill medal winner Darius Boyd, who …
Continue reading Knights name new recruits for round oneSurfing legend Kelly Slater will return to Western Australia next month to compete for the second consecutive year in the Telstra Drug Aware Margaret River Pro. Premier Colin Barnett said …
Continue reading Slater returns to WA for surfing compSepoy’s chances of setting a weight-carrying record for a three-year-old in the time-honoured Oakleigh Plate have slipped according to betting markets across the country. But trainer Peter Snowden remains optimistic …
Continue reading Betting drift no concern for SepoySnowboarder Nathan Johnstone has claimed an emphatic victory in the World Cup halfpipe event in Stoneham, Canada. Johnstone, 22, was never challenged on his way to the third World Cup …
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