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Rabada ready but South Africa must fix bigger problems
Kagiso Rabada is set to return from a hamstring tear to lead South Africa's bowling attack in the second Test, but the Proteas know they have other issues.
Bethell to test Australia as World Cup prep continues
Harry Brook will lead a white-ball tour of Australia that features the return of Jacob Bethell plus newcomers Thomas Rew, 18, and Eddie Jack, 21.
Renshaw had the game of his life at five. Cummins says he could open next Test
Pat Cummins has hinted that Matt Renshaw may be on the move back up the order, as the victorious tourists stressed their desire for a flexible batting line-up.
Tyro's second cup century on the bounce earns Bulls win
Queensland are off the mark in the One-Day Cup, but Western Australia remain pointless, after Hugh Weibgen's 103 led the visitors to victory in Perth.
Freezing at Bruce v toasty by the Lake: Inside the NZ stadium blueprint igniting Canberra's arena war
Canberra Airport announce designer for Lake Burley Griffin stadium.
Perth Glory name Tom Lawrence and Isobel Dalton as captains for the 2026-27 A-League season
A Perth Glory star is set to captain the side for the upcoming A-League Men’s season, while a familiar face will skipper the women’s squad.
Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood get through Durban win over South Africa ‘feeling good’
Australia’s fast bowling cartel isn’t set to take a rest anytime soon after Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins declared they were in good shape after their first Test victory in Durban.
Australia player ratings: The perfect 10 who shone with bat and ball
Australia’s comprehensive victory in the first Test against South Africa showcased standout performances. Here’s how every player rated across the five days.
Hayes unfazed about wide draw for Ka Ying Rising but keeping an eye on the skies
Ka Ying Rising’s trainer David Hayes believes the wet weather was no worry for Ka Ying Rising, for now.
F1 to return to Africa with grand prix in Rwanda
Formula 1 has confirmed a return to Africa after a gap of some 40 years with a race in Rwanda but Amnesty International has criticised the location.
Jets let lead slip, fall to Osaka in ACLE
Newcastle's hunt for a first Asian win since 2009 will continue after a former favourite son in Eli Adams helped inspire Gamba Osaka to a comeback ACLE win.
Ruthless Australia start road run with a big win
Josh Hazlewood's six-wicket haul has carried Australia to a resounding 214-run win in the first Test against South Africa in Durban.
Jai Arrow wedding: South Sydney Rabittohs star with MND marries partner Berina Colakovic in Sicily, Italy
South Sydney Rabittohs player Jai Arrow has married his partner Berina Colakovic in a joyful Italian ceremony, months after the NRL star was diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
From fuming to fabulous: How Gillingham turned it around at Rotherham
Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth praised his coaching staff for playing their part in turning the game around at Rotherham on Saturday.
From Pullman to pulling power: How Nick Blakey profited from scandal and the AFL’s strange economy
Weeks after being suspended by the Swans, Nick Blakey has secured a new contract with the Kangaroos that is effectively a pay rise at least $2 million over the next five years.
Press conference cut short after Blakey questioning
North Melbourne's press conference surrounding their signing of Nick Blakey turned sour after the PR team called it quits in the middle of journalist's questioning.
Demon roars into quarters at Shanghai
Alex de Minaur has booked a Shanghai Masters quarter-final and taken a major step towards the ATP Finals with a straight-sets win over Russia's Karen Khachanov.
Star sprinter's trainer confident despite rain
David Hayes is confident Ka Ying Rising can go back-to-back in The Everest, despite the rain forecast in Sydney.
What has Tyson Frizell excited about joining the Wests Tigers
The 35-year-old was asked to join the Wests Tigers on several occasions by good friend Benji Marshall – and this is why he can see good times ahead in 2027.
Chinese star Zheng Qinwen ‘delighted’ to make debut at Hong Kong Tennis Open
Freshly crowned China Open champion Zheng Qinwen will be hoping to keep her renaissance on the court going when she makes her debut at the Prudential Hong Kong Tennis Open in November. Zheng will be joined by Venus Williams, who is returning for the third time, and Alexandra Eala. The 24-year-old became the first Chinese player to clinch the Beijing title on Sunday and also made it to the US Open quarter-finals, losing to eventual champion Elena Rybakina in September. “I am delighted to be...
Star Australian Steve Smith cleared of concussion as he takes to the field in Durban
Star Australian Steve Smith appears to have been cleared of concussion after joining his teammates in the field on day five in Durban.
Walsh gets the nod as Preston earns debut
Reece Walsh will play fullback for the Kangaroos, while back-rower Jacob Preston's debut has been confirmed.
Unlikely opener steers Tasmania to 'tricky' one-day win
Tasmania have outplayed NSW in a rain-interrupted One-Day Cup win, behind a maiden half-century from Will Prestwidge.
Smith back on field after concussion scare
Australia's top-ranked batter Steve Smith has been cleared to return from a concussion scare and come back on the field against South Africa in Durban.
Murray, Rivers and Coleman top final day trade targets, after Roos and Blues get their men
The penultimate day of the AFL’s trade period is here. Follow along for all the news and analysis from our experts.
Swans frosty as Blakey departs for North Melbourne with an apology
There were no tributes from the Swans’ top brass in the club’s statement announcing the departure of a life member and academy graduate who played 173 games for Sydney and was an All-Australian in 2024.
Australia claim series opener with 214-run win over Proteas; Waugh says Marnus needs to do more
Australia have secured a 1-0 series lead after Josh Hazlewood claimed career-best figures on the final day in Durban.
Suaalii keen for swift Wallabies return of Marky Mark
Like Mark Nawaqanitawase during one of his flying catches, the prospect of the cross-code star going on the Wallabies’ spring tour remains up in the air.
A great’s milestone beckons, but will Brisbane 2032 keep Australia’s elite around?
Could the allure of representing Australia at the Olympic Games keep seasoned veterans playing longer? A great of the game reveals why it could.
Rugby League World Cup: Reece Walsh wins Kangaroos nod as Kiwis reveal stacked pack
Reece Walsh has edged out James Tedesco for Australia's fullback role as he goes head to head with New Zealand debutant Kalyn Ponga.
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