Martin recovers to win BMX World Cup title
Australia's Olympic champion Logan Martin produced a near-perfect ride to win the last round of the BMX Freestyle World Cup and the overall title.
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Gades’ Russell aims for instant BBL impact
West Indian power-hitter Andre Russell is out to make his presence felt during a four-game cameo for the Melbourne Renegades at the start of the BBL season.
Injury forces Hazlewood out of Gabba Test
Australia have ruled Josh Hazlewood out of the first Test against South Africa at the Gabba with a side strain, but Pat Cummins is almost certain to play.
Steve Smith deal done to return to BBL
Steve Smith has finalised an agreement with Cricket Australia to return to the Big Bash League with the Sydney Sixers.
Aussies lose at last – in Super Over drama
Australia's women have lost their first match in any format in 2022 after being beaten by India in a thrilling T20I Super Over shoot-out.
A-Leagues promise GF financial assistance
The A-Leagues claim there will be financial assistance for fans travelling interstate to the grand final after announcing Sydney would host it through 2025.
Hindley torn between Tour, Giro starts
Australian cycling star Jai Hindley and his team are yet to decide whether he defends his historic Giro d'Italia title or debuts at the Tour de France.
Gold Coast’s Matt Rowell inks new AFL deal
Former No.1 draft pick Matt Rowell has committed to Gold Coast until the end of the 2025 AFL season by signing a two-year contract extension with the club.
Kane vows to roar back from Cup heartbreak
Harry Kane says he'll come back mentally stronger for England after his penalty heartbreak at the World Cup.
Proteas have ‘big decision’ for first Test
South Africa bowling coach Charl Langeveldt says without a genuine all-rounder the side faces a juggling act to play all five key bowlers in the first Test.
Proteas devise ploy to keep Smith in check
South Africa have found ways to contain Steve Smith in the past, and they want to make the batting superstar play early at the ball when he comes to the crease.
Retired Barty claims fifth Newcombe Medal
Retired superstar Ash Barty has claimed a record fifth straight Newcombe Medal as Australian tennis's player of 2022 for her magic month in January.
Matildas star Yallop in surgery success
Matildas veteran utility Tameka Yallop grew up playing at the team's training base in Brisbane for the 2023 World Cup and can't wait to be part of it.
Proteas have own ‘wild thing’ for Tests
Exciting South Africa tyro speedster Gerald Coetzee wears a bandana, bowls at 150km/h and already has a hat-trick on the tour of Australia ahead of the Tests.
Australia balance workload in busy summer
Cricket Australia's medical staff say their injured quicks were properly prepared for the Test summer despite a busy schedule and no Sheffield Shield matches.
Proteas pace duo put Aussies on notice
South Africa pacemen Kagiso Rabada and Lungi Ngidi loom as dangers for Australia's batters in the Gabba Test match after firing against a Cricket Australia XI.
Matildas based in Brisbane for WC tilt
Football Australia says Matildas players were consulted before deciding to base the team in Brisbane for the duration of next year's Women's World Cup.
Winless Phoenix keeping the faith in coach
The Wellington Phoenix are aiming to post their first win of the A-League Women season when they take on Canberra at McKellar Park on Saturday.
Andoo Comanche the boat to catch: ex-owner
Andoo Comanche looms as the benchmark boat for line honours in this year's Sydney to Hobart unless there are light winds, says the supermaxi's former co-owner.
Tough start steels Sydney for ALW marathon
Sydney FC's Mackenzie Hawkesby says her side's testing start to the A-League Women season will ensure they are firing at the business end of the campaign.
Broncos relief after Reynolds ankle injury
Brisbane coach Kevin Walters says the ankle injury suffered by halfback Adam Reynolds is not serious after consulting with his skipper.
Team frustrated by review handling: union
Players' union boss Todd Greenberg says there is frustration in the Australian team about the handling of David Warner's bid to have his leadership ban lifted.
Brisbane show embraces the art of play
An interactive show at the Brisbane Museum invites visitors to not just look at art installations, but to discover and explore the joy of playing with them.
Hazlewood in major doubt for first SA Test
Josh Hazlewood is racing the clock to recover for the first Test against South Africa, with captain Pat Cummins hoping he only misses one-to-two weeks.
Ambitious City chasing all titles in ALW
Melbourne City are determined to contend for the A-League Women premiership and championship and want to continue their winning form when they face Newcastle.
Munro to fill Lynn void for Heat in BBL
Former New Zealand international Colin Munro is set to bring his big hitting prowess and vast experience to the table for Brisbane Heat in the Big Bash League.
Special Adelaide day for Lyon and Head
Nathan Lyon has gone atop Adelaide Oval's Test wicket-taking charts to leave West Indies 4-102 at stumps on night two in reply to Australia 7-511 declared.
CA wanted Warner to push on with claim
Cricket boss Nick Hockley rejected that a hearing into David Warner's leadership ban would've been akin to a public lynching over the ball-tampering affair.
Penrith re-sign star winger Brian To’o
Penrith have retained a significant piece of their premiership puzzle, signing State of Origin winger Brian To'o to a long-term contract extension.
South Africa sweat on Temba Bavuma fitness
South Africa middle-order batter Temba Bavuma has injured his elbow again and captain Dean Elgar said he was hopeful he would be fit for the first Test.
Adelaide and Brisbane draw in ALM
Socceroos star Craig Goodwin was a late withdrawal as his Adelaide United side drew 1-all with Brisbane Roar in an A-League thriller at Redcliffe.