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Verstappen on sprint pole, 'error' in race control
Max Verstappen will start on pole for Saturday's sprint race at the Singapore Grand Prix with Australia's Oscar Piastri in fourth place.
Australia vs South Africa cricket as it happened: Maddinson return falls flat, Cummins, Renshaw mount rearguard before bad light ends play
Nic Maddinson marked the longest duck on record by an Australian Test opener, headlining a tough start to the long-awaited Test tour of South Africa.
Bulldogs bring 'ruthless mentality' to Pride Round
The Bombers came out firing after picking up their first win last week, but the Dogs were too strong in front of 4000 fans at Whitten Oval for Pride Round.
Bartlett skittles WA to puts Queensland in control
Jimmy Peirson posted a hundred in his 100th game before Xavier Bartlett pressed his Test claims to put Queensland on top of WA in the Sheffield Shield.
JackJumpers hammer Hawks in NBL rout
Led by David Johnson, Tasmania's bench thrived as the JackJumpers notched their highest score in a 10-point away win over Illawarra.
Perth Bears chief executive quits six months out from club’s debut season
Anthony De Ceglie, a former editor of the West Australian newspaper, has left the NRL expansion franchise after losing the support of the club’s board.
WA sporting icons David Mundy and Adam Voges to play local cricket together for East Fremantle on Saturday
A pair of WA sporting icons will be in action alongside each other in local cricket on Saturday, with Adam Voges and David Mundy set to team up for East Fremantle.
Anthony De Ceglie steps down as Perth Bears CEO
Anthony De Ceglie has stepped down as chief executive of the Perth Bears.
Wild card Zheng Qinwen finally wins in straight sets to reach China Open semi-finals
Home-grown hero Zheng Qinwen pulled out some of her best tennis to beat Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina 6-3, 7-6 at the China Open on Friday and storm into the semi-finals. Zheng, a wild-card entry in Beijing, finally notched her first straight-sets win of this year’s tournament, having needed more than 10 hours on court to get to the quarter-final. The world No 54 sent the crowd roaring as she punched winners down the line, though the seventh-ranked Svitolina came back fighting to force a second-set...
Wild card Zheng Qinwen finally wins in straight sets to reach China Open semi-finals
Home-grown hero Zheng Qinwen pulled out some of her best tennis to beat Ukraine’s Elina Svitolina 6-3, 7-6 at the China Open on Friday and storm into the semi-finals. Zheng, a wild-card entry in Beijing, finally notched her first straight-sets win of this year’s tournament, having needed more than 10 hours on court to get to the quarter-final. The world No 54 sent the crowd roaring as she punched winners down the line, though the seventh-ranked Svitolina came back fighting to force a second-set...