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Double Aussie threat in Scottish team to face Wallabies
Australia will face a challenge from a couple of their own countrymen, Sione Tuipulotu and Jack Dempsey, in the Scotland side they'll play at Murrayfield.
Gordon returns at no.10 for Wallabies’ crunch clash with Scotland
Having recovered from a broken leg, Carter Gordon is back in the Wallabies’ starting, and so too is wrecking ball Rob Valetini.
Another change at 10 as Wallabies seek to bounce back
Dual-code star Carter Gordon has been brought back as starting five-eighth as Australia seek to avoid a fourth-straight Test defeat in Scotland.
Chinese sprinter Chen Yujie faces challenge to beat new Olympic qualification times
Record-setting Chinese sprinter Chen Yujie is going to have to run faster if she wants to make the Los Angeles Olympics, after World Athletics made it harder to qualify for the women’s 100 metres. Chen grabbed gold in Japan in September, crossing the line in an Asian Games-record 11.06 seconds, just under the 11.07 entry standard for the Paris Olympics in 2024. However, on Wednesday, the global governing body lowered that mark to 10.96, leading Chen’s coach Wu Yacun to suggest his 17-year-old...
Shakeel foils Sri Lanka as Pakistan Test ends in draw
Pakistan's Saud Shakeel just missed out on a hundred again but his 97 was enough to foil Sri Lanka's push for a win on the final day of a drawn first Test.
Pochettino cries before he takes toughest job in soccer
Mauricio Pochettino has been hired as Manchester United's coach, charged with reviving the fortunes of English soccer's once dominant force
Short throws shade after 400m blitz
Sam Short takes some light-hearted digs at Harrison Turner after blitzing the men's 400m "checkpoint" freestyle.
'Mystery medley' won by 'classy' Petric
William Petric takes out the men's 200m "mystery medley".
Cairns come from nowhere to stun Sydney in NBL thriller
The Cairns Taipans stared humiliation in the face at their home venue, before rising from their grave and burying the Sydney Kings in an NBL nailbiter.
Lynx find the Key to fend off former teammate's Venom
The Perth Lynx have produced a third-quarter clinic to secure a WNBL victory against one of their former stars.
Nelson knocks Gallen out, jumps into the crowd
Nelson Asofa-Solomona knocks out Paul Gallen then takes a swing at someone in the crowd.
Six-wicket bag leaves India on the Matt as Kiwis cruise
Will Young made a career-best 125 and Matt Henry took three wickets in his first over as New Zealand beat India by 244 runs in the fourth ODI.
Resilient Breakers edge Bullets in overtime thriller
Dejan Vasiljevic and Carlin Davison have put on a show in Auckland, ending the New Zealand Breakers' run of outs with a nail-biting win over Brisbane.
Jack Johnson: US star says ‘bottoms up Perth’ as he enjoys surf tour with WA’s Jacob Willcox
The beloved Hawaiian singer has made the most of his trip west, enjoying a mini-surf trip off Perth on Thursday.
Debutant fires Aussies to huge win over England after Warner slams Cummins comments
After a day of explosive comments off the field, Australia have smashed England in Perth - and unearthed a star, with Mahli Beardman taking the country’s best ODI figures on debut.
WA youngster scores first Shield ton on flat MCG deck
A lot will need to happen on Saturday for either Victoria or Western Australia to win their Sheffield Shield match on a flat MCG wicket.
They sang about honouring their club’s name then ordered strippers ‘asap’
The choices of a small group of Swans players have dragged their club’s reputation through the mud for three months.
Seven takeaways from one of Australian sport’s most memorable press conferences
Pat Cummins’ hour-long appearance in front of the media on Friday morning will go down as one of the best performances of his career. We break down the key takeaways.
Queensland on cusp of victory after Straker shines
Queensland will be hoping the rain forecast for Saturday in Brisbane abates as they need just 19 runs to win against Tasmania in their Sheffield Shield clash.
The soon-to-be Wallaby who turned Scotland down three times
Tom Lambert was randomly invited to play junior rugby for Scotland, and was courted heavily to stay. But he never gave up on his dream to play for Australia.
Generation of Australian cricketers at war as sandpaper scars ripped open
Resentment over the events of South Africa in 2018 has been stewing for eight years. This week, the storm of Sandpapergate exploded again in all its fury – and it may destroy relationships for good
Four players cleared by police in Sydney Swans Pullman Hotel investigation
Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, James Jordon and Nick Blakey have been cleared by police in their investigation into allegations of sexual assault at the Pullman Hotel.
Konstas makes Test case with big ton for the Blues
Sam Konstas has surged to the top of the Sheffield Shield run-scoring charts, his 173 earning praise from Greg Chappell before the Test squad is picked.
Cummins' 70-minute epic a tutorial in the dark arts
Pat Cummins' bid to shut down Usman Khawaja's sandpaper allegations provided the most detailed explanation of ball management by an active cricketer in history.
Why Black Caviar’s part-owner is drawing a line between his horses and the VRC board
Renowned racehorse owner Neil Werrett has distanced his actions from the Victoria Racing Club board over allegations he threatened to take his horses off trainers who supported John Kanga.
Perth fashionistas gear up for best dressed competition as Fashions on the Field hits Ascot
Perth’s biggest fashionistas are preparing to put their best foot forward tomorrow as Ascot Racecourse kicks off day one of The Pinnacles in serious style.
The steps the Swans must now take to put this scandal behind them
The player who has gained the most – or averted the absolute worst – from the police finding is surely Isaac Heeney.
McKeown back, Pallister shines in 400 free at Swim GP
As Kyle Chalmers led his team from the pool deck, fellow Australian stars Lani Pallister and Kaylee McKeown impressed at the inaugural Swim GP.
Collett ready to help as ‘little family’ mourns Izzy Neale
Alysha Collett will chase a rich double on Saturday at Newcastle while doing what she can for colleagues after the tragic loss of apprentice Izzy Neale.
Decorated coach who guided China to Olympic hockey silver makes ‘difficult decision’ to quit
Australian hockey great Alyson Annan has made the “very difficult decision” to step down as head coach of the Chinese women’s national team – just weeks after being named the best in the business. Annan said she needed time to recover and rejuvenate after she reached a point of “physical and mental exhaustion”, following 11 years in elite international coaching. The decorated former player started her role in China in May 2022 and previously led the Netherlands women’s team as head coach from...
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