A snapshot of round five of the ALW
A snapshot of round five of the ALW in which Melbourne Victory defender Kayla Morrison bagged a hat-trick and Katrina Gorry reminded everyone of her class.
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Proteas pace attack open up ‘old scars’
South Africa lost the first Test at the Gabba but Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje reminded Australia's batters about what to expect on Boxing Day.
Aussies beat Proteas in two-day Gabba Test
Australia have completed a historic Test victory inside two days, defeating South Africa by six wickets on a green, bowler-friendly wicket at the Gabba.
Elgar quizzes umpires on safety of pitch
South Africa captain Dean Elgar insists the Gabba pitch was not a good Test wicket but Pat Cummins disagreed after the first Test finished inside two days.
Aussie quick Starc takes 300th Test wicket
Star quick Mitchell Starc has become the seventh Australian to take 300 Test wickets, reaching the milestone against South Africa at the Gabba.
A snapshot of day two of the first Test
Pat Cummins took five wickets and Mitchell Starc claimed his 300th Test victim as Australia beat South Africa by six wickets inside two days at the Gabba.
Successful homecoming for Jackson in WNBL
Basketball legend Lauren Jackson has made a triumphant return to Canberra to help the Southside Flyers defeat her former club UC Capitals in the WNBL.
France into World Cup final with 2-0 win
France will face Argentina in soccer's World Cup final after overcoming battling Morocco 2-0 with goals from Theo Hernandez and Randal Kolo Muani in Qatar.
‘Romance’ of Gabba pitch continues in Test
Queensland wicketkeeper Jimmy Peirson, who kept for 160 overs in the most recent match at the Gabba, explains how the pitch might play in the upcoming Test.
Wallaroos ace Patu retires from Test rugby
Legendary Wallaroos forward Liz Patu has announced her retirement from Test rugby as Australia's most-capped women's player.
AFL won’t change Brownlow voting process
The AFL will not alter its Brownlow Medal voting procedure, despite calls for it to be taken out of the hands of umpires after this year's betting scandal.
Heppell not tied to Bombers AFL captaincy
Dyson Heppell is happy to hand over the Essendon captaincy as soon as next season if the AFL club decides on a new-look leadership group.
Recent reviews spark new Olympic strategy
Australia's Olympic, Paralympic and Commonwealth Games teams have made a collective pledge to "win well" in the wake of independent reviews into various sports.
Ball-tampering ghosts banished: Khawaja
Usman Khawaja says the ball-tampering saga has not been discussed in camp ahead of Australia's first Test against South Africa since the infamous 2018 scandal.
Breakers NBL game shelved by COVID-19
New Zealand's COVID-19 isolation requirements have forced the postponement of Perth's NBL clash with the Breakers, who are battling an outbreak of the virus.
Glory sign homegrown Socceroo Taggart
Socceroos striker Adam Taggart has returned to hometown club Perth Glory in a bid to help turn around the side's faltering A-League Men season.
Change of scene just what Lynn needs: Ross
Former Big Bash teammate Alex Ross is expecting a big summer from Chris Lynn now that the swashbuckling batter has joined the Adelaide Strikers from Brisbane.
Injured Trbojevic out for six-plus weeks
Superstar fullback Tom Trbojevic will miss six to weeks of Manly's NRL pre-season after going down with a hamstring injury at training.
Austin powers out of Roar as Kruse looms
Former Premier League striker Charlie Austin has explained his decision to leave Brisbane Roar, as the potential signing of Robbie Kruse edges closer.
Proteas won’t be fooled by ‘sexy bounce’
South Africa interim coach Malibongwe Maketa says taking twenty wickets is key for the side as the call on whether to play five bowlers in the first Test looms.
Starc charges towards 300 Test wickets
Star quick Mitchell Starc is on the verge of becoming just the seventh Australian bowler to take 300 Test wickets.
Goodwin unhappy with A-L GF move video
Socceroos star Craig Goodwin says he refused to endorse the decision to move A-League grand finals to Sydney, despite appearing in a video to promote it.
Bavuma backed for runs by Proteas coach
Temba Bavumba made crucial runs for South Africa on the last Test tour of Australia and his recovery from an elbow injury is a huge boost ahead of Gabba Test.
Broncos bank on Walsh to fire at fullback
Brisbane coach Kevin Walters brought Reece Walsh back to wear the No.1 and get the club playing NRL finals again, and the early signs are promising.
Maddinson fires Renegades to win over Heat
Melbourne Renegades captain Nic Maddinson made 87 and spinner Akeal Hossein also starred in their team's 22-run BBL win over Brisbane Heat in Cairns.
McKeon, Chalmers win 100m freestyle double
Superstars Emma McKeon and Kyle Chalmers lived up to their top billing, both storming to gold in the 100m freestyle at the short course world championships.
Coach Beveridge re-signs with Bulldogs
The Western Bulldogs are sticking with 2016 premiership coach Luke Beveridge, signing the 52-year-old to a deal that will keep him at the club until 2025.
Australian GP staying in Melbourne to 2037
The Australian Grand Prix will be held at Albert Park, Melbourne for another two years until at least 2037.
Heat set for BBL rematch with Renegades
Brisbane Heat's new signing Colin Munro impressed in the BBL loss to Melbourne Renegades and says the side will be ready for the next showdown on Wednesday.
Solar race car on track for world record
An Australian made solar-powered race car could set a new Guinness World Record this weekend and spark interest in vehicles powered by the sun.
Australia back Warner to find Test best
Australia captain Pat Cummins says he's backing opener David Warner to have a big Test series against South Africa.