Kubler dream run takes him into semi-final
Jason Kubler has made his first ATP tournament semi-final after beating fellow Aussie James Duckworth at the Hall of Fame Open grass-court event in Newport.
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No bull dust as Rutherfurd rides again
Champion bull rider Donovan Rutherfurd says trust and love for the animals is key to success as he prepares for the legendary Mount Isa Mines Rodeo.
Tigers want me as long-term half: Doueihi
As he braces for his first game at five-eighth this year, Adam Doueihi says the Wests Tigers have assured him he will be in the halves at the club long-term.
Wallabies Wilson lives different SCG dream
A schoolboy cricket star, Harry Wilson's dream of facing England on the SCG will come true on Saturday night albeit in another code.
Naughton out, Bruce returns for Bulldogs
Brisbane and Richmond have made mass changes for their respective AFL matches this weekend, while the Western Bulldogs have mixed news on the selection front.
Tigers unveil coaching succession plan
NRL club Wests Tigers have signed Benji Marshall to a five-year coaching deal that will see him take over from Tim Sheens in 2025.
Play Origin in the Pacific: Albanese
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese believes it would be a "very welcome initiative" to take a State of Origin game to the Pacific Islands.
England halfback switch for Wallabies
England rugby coach Eddie Jones has recalled veteran halfback Danny Care to the starting side for their deciding Test against the Wallabies on Saturday.
Smith makes his best British Open start
Australian No.1 Cameron Smith has made his best start yet to a British Open to be sharing second spot midway through the first round at St Andrews.
Young tames Old Course for Open lead
American Cameron Young is setting the pace in the 150th British Open, leading the assault on the defenceless Old Course with his eight-under par 64.
Leeds outlast Roar in Gold Coast friendly
Two quickfire goals proved enough for Leeds United to see off ALM side Brisbane Roar 2-1 in Thursday night's pre-season friendly on the Gold Coast.
Kubler earns biggest career win in Newport
Jason Kubler's amazing run of success has continued with the Australian beating top seed Felix Auger-Aliassime to reach the Hall of Fame Open quarter-finals.
Smith eyes Jug after his best Open start
Cameron Smith has made his best start to a British Open to lie in outright third spot following a stylish first-round, five-under-par 67 at St Andrews.
McIlroy in ‘fantastic’ start at St Andrews
Home favourite Rory McIlroy has put himself in a strong position after the opening day of the 150th British Open at St Andrews.
Jones wants Chappell-like England resolve
England rugby coach Eddie Jones says he wants his team to play like they own the SCG, as former Australian cricket captain Ian Chappell did during his hey-day.
Raiders boss blasts Origin rest mandate
Canberra coach Ricky Stuart says an RLPA proposal to enforce a mandatory week off for returning State of Origin players isn't the NRL's decision to make.
McGrath, Hurley boost Bombers in AFL
With Andrew McGrath re-signed and Michael Hurley returning from injury through the VFL this weekend, Essendon now hope to lock in captain Dyson Heppell.
Tino seeks Origin injection for Titans
Gold Coast captain Tino Fa'asumaleaui is out to inject his energy and confidence from a successful Origin campaign into his struggling NRL club.
Adams aims to free up North’s AFL attack
New caretaker coach Leigh Adams will simplify North Melbourne's game plan in an attempt to end a 14-match AFL losing streak when they take on Richmond.
Aust netballer hit by COVID ahead of Games
Diamonds defender Jo Weston has tested positive to COVID-19 at the team's training camp in Perth, delaying her travel to the Commonwealth Games.
Jones on crusade to get rugby flowing
Master coach Eddie Jones feels rugby is over-officiated and wants coaches to present a case to the sport's governing body ahead of next year's World Cup.
All eyes on women’s high jump in Eugene
The women's high jump shapes as one of the most fascinating events at the world athletics championships.
Tiger’s Open hopes perish in horror round
Tiger Woods needs a a second-round miracle to avoid missing successive British Open cuts for the first time after starting with a horror 78 at St Andrews.
Raider prop Tapine coy on new NRL contract
Red-hot Canberra prop Joe Tapine says he hasn't been thinking about his contract situation despite being free to negotiate with other clubs from November 1.
AFL lifts COVID-19 vaccine mandate
The AFL has lifted its COVID-19 vaccine mandate, effective immediately, allowing a small handful of players against having the jab to return to the field.
Suns’ AFL lifer Swallow hailed by Dew
Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew has hailed the form of David Swallow as the Suns' foundation player prepares to equal the AFL club's appearance record.
Cowboys wait on Toms for Cronulla clash
North Queensland will assess on Thursday whether Tom Dearden and Tom Gilbert can feature in their top-four home clash with Cronulla after State of Origin III.
CA releases schedule for revamped BBL
Cricket Australia is confident big crowds will return to the revamped Big Bash League this summer after two editions decimated by COVID-19 complications.
Bulldogs’ Potter issues NRL COVID warning
Canterbury coach Mick Potter says NRL clubs will struggle to cope with surging COVID numbers unless the league re-thinks its approach to managing the virus.
Lions in no rush despite top four AFL race
Brisbane coach Chris Fagan will resist rushing back players that aren't fully ready to return despite the Lions being in a tense race for an AFL top four berth.
Hardwick cops blame for shock Suns loss
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick says he didn't prepare his players well enough for their loss to the Gold Coast as they again struggled in a close game.