Tsitsipas upbeat after injury hurts Greece’s Cup bid
Stefanos Tsitsipas is remaining optimistic about his fitness after withdrawing from his United Cup singles rubber with a back issue.
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Rodionova wants Open wildcard after sinking Sofia Kenin
Arina Rodionova is through to the round of 16 at the Brisbane International after defeating America's Sofia Kenin - and wants an Australian Open wildcard.
Australia roll through Pakistan to start SCG Test
Pat Cummins has taken two wickets to leave Pakistan struggling at 4-75 at lunch on the first morning of the third Test at the SCG.
Hijikata, Thompson win all-Aussie affairs in Brisbane
Four Australians progressed at the Brisbane International as James Duckworth, Jordan Thompson, Rinky Hijikata and Jason Kubler made it a quintet in the last 16.
Imperious Nadal makes triumphant comeback in Brisbane
Spanish legend Rafael Nadal has made a triumphant comeback to tennis with a straight-sets first-round win over Dominic Thiem at the Brisbane International.
Jarome Luai signs with NRL’s Wests Tigers
After months of build-up, Penrith playmaker Jarome Luai has officially joined Wests Tigers in a major coup for the NRL strugglers.
Australia made to bowl first in Warner’s farewell Test
Pakistan have won the toss and chosen to bat first at the SCG, meaning David Warner must wait to take strike in his final Test for Australia.
Luai’s move to Wests Tigers all set to be confirmed
Wests Tigers' ambitious signing of Penrith playmaker Jarome Luai is expected to be confirmed at a press conference in Sydney's Darling Harbour.
Djokovic to meet de Minaur in United Cup quarter-final
Serbia have secured a United Cup quarter-final berth against Australia after scraping their way to a 2-1 tie win over the Czech Republic.
Warner’s urgent plea for return of missing baggy green
Ahead of his final Test match, retiring Australia opener David Warner has called for the return of his baggy green, which disappeared en route from Melbourne.
New Test opener need not be a specialist: Cummins
Australia captain Pat Cummins has said he would have no objection to Australia opting against a specialist opener to replace David Warner.
Litchfield ton lifts Australia to record total vs India
Phoebe Litchfield and Alyssa Healy set the pace before Alana King finished with a bang leaving India requiring a record run chase to avoid a series sweep.
I can go deep at Australian Open: Alex de Minaur
Alex de Minaur's crushing straight-sets win over world No.10 Taylor Fritz has fuelled hopes the Sydneysider can produce a deep run at the Australian Open.
Duckworth breaks through after rain delays in Brisbane
Australian James Duckworth has earned a surprise opportunity to reach the Brisbane International last 16 while Jordan Thompson and Jason Kubler also progressed.
Australia bat first in third ODI against India
Megan Schutt will make her return from injury as Australia bid for an ODI series sweep of India.
Djokovic’s Serbia into United Cup quarter-finals
Serbia have secured a United Cup quarter-final against Australia after scraping their way to a 2-1 tie win over the Czech Republic.
Djokovic shakes off wrist scare to defeat Lehecka
Novak Djokovic has beaten Jiri Lehecka to draw Serbia level in their United Cup clash with the Czech Republic with the mixed doubles to decide the tie in Perth.
Australia’s Rodionova outlasts Sofia Kenin in Brisbane
Arina Rodionova is through to the round of 16 at the Brisbane International after defeating America's Sofia Kenin.
Swiatek leads Poland into United Cup quarter-finals
World No.1 Iga Swiatek has scored resounding singles and doubles wins to lead Poland into the United Cup quarter-finals with a 2-1 victory over Team Spain.
Australia through to United Cup quarter-finals
Alex de Minaur destroyed Taylor Fritz before Matt Ebden and Storm Hunter starred in the doubles to guide Australia to victory over the US at the United Cup.
Chile level with Greece after Tsitsipas withdrawal
Chile's Nicolas Jarry has pegged Greece back in their United Cup tie after world No.6 Stefanos Tsitsipas was a late withdrawal in the men's singles.
Djokovic shakes off wrist scare to face up to Czechs
Novak Djokovic had to receive intense treatment on his right wrist after hurting it during practice, but he's been cleared to play the Czech Republic.
New mum Osaka tested in victory on tour return
Naomi Osaka was made to work for her first WTA win in 15 months, the new mother beating Germany's Tamara Korpatsch 6-3 7-6 (11-9) in Brisbane's first round.
Brisbane rain washes out Heat-Sixers BBL clash
Constant rain has forced the abandonment of the unbeaten Brisbane Heat's BBL clash against the Sydney Sixers at the Gabba.
Cahn to be fifth Roar ALM coach since February
Brisbane Roar have hired Ben Cahn as the club's new head coach - the club's fifth in 21 A-League Men's games - in response to their historic City drubbing.
Top seed Rune overcomes Purcell in rainy Brisbane
Danish top seed Holger Rune has been made to work hard to reach the Brisbane International second round, needing three sets to see off home hope Max Purcell.
Sakkari begins Greece’s United Cup charge with a bang
Greece are off to a winning start in the United Cup with Maria Sakkari in cruise control en route to a 6-0 6-1 win over Chile's Daniela Seguel.
Warner issues plea for return of stolen baggy green
Ahead of his final Test match, retiring Australia opener David Warner has called for the return of his baggy green, which disappeared en route from Melbourne.
Olympic and grand slam glory driving evergreen Djokovic
Novak Djokovic says the lure of snaring another Olympic medal for Serbia is among the things driving him for a big 2024 campaign.
Warner retires from ODIs, won’t rule out 2025 comeback
Australian opening batter David Warner has announced his retirement from one-day international cricket only days before the start of his final Test match.
Australian cycling mourns death of Olympian Hoskins
The cycling community is reeling from the death of Olympian Melissa Hoskins with her husband and fellow former star Rohan Dennis facing charges.