Australia adamant World Cup hopes not lost
Andrew McDonald has pointed to Australia's previous fightbacks from early Twenty20 World Cup defeats as proof his side can still defend their title.
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Zampa feels Aussies erred on T20 spin call
Australia's decision not to bowl Glenn Maxwell or any spinner in the powerplay in their T20 World Cup loss may have been an error, reckons leggie Adam Zampa.
Matildas WC opponents pledge huge support
Australia will play Ireland, Nigeria and Canada at next year's Women's World Cup on home soil, with all three nations pledging major travelling support.
No regrets but lessons for Aussie netball
Diamonds coach Stacey Marinkovich has backed her players' stance after the shock withdrawal of a major sponsor but admitted harsh lessons have been learned.
Breakers fix slow start to beat Cairns
New Zealand have overcome the equal-lowest opening quarter score in NBL history to beat Cairns on their home floor, 68-64.
Perth top WBBL as rain ruins double header
Perth Scorchers have reclaimed top spot in the WBBL after picking up a point although rain prevented a result in both of Sunday's games at the WACA.
Munster revels in Cleary combination
Cameron Munster has enjoyed playing with Nathan Cleary for the first time as the Kangaroos duo gave head coach Mal Meninga food for thought against Scotland.
Paxman stars as Dees belt Bombers in AFLW
Only percentage separates Melbourne from Brisbane at the top of the AFLW ladder after the Demons crushed Essendon by 41 points.
Kohli blasts India to classic T20 Cup win
A legendary Virat Kohli knock has inspired India to an extraordinary four-wicket T20 World Cup win over arch-rivals Pakistan at the MCG in front of 90,293 fans
Saints set to confirm Ross Lyon’s return
Ross Lyon is expected to sign a three-year deal with St Kilda to return as senior coach, with confirmation imminent from the AFL club.
Kings surge to top of NBL ladder
The Sydney Kings have kept their NBL-record road winning streak alive with victory over Melbourne United.
Deyen Lawson hangs on for maiden PGA title
Deyen Lawson was eyeing a historically dominant WA Open victory but a sloppy back nine meant he had to scramble to earn a maiden PGA Tour of Australasia win.
Dogs eye berth in open AFLW finals series
The Western Bulldogs are well placed to claim the last AFLW top-eight spot entering a bumper final round of the home-and-away season.
Diamonds surge for emotional series win
Australia overcame an early six-goal deficit, exploding in the third quarter to beat New Zealand 57-53 and claim the Constellation Cup after a turbulent week.
Verstappen triumphs in US Grand Prix
Recently-crowned world champion Max Verstappen has won the United States Grand Prix, clinching the constructors' title for his Red Bull team.
Dad drives Jillaroo Kelly’s WC quest
Jillaroos centre Isabelle Kelly says her father Ken has been a rock in hard times and the inspiration behind her desire to keep improving and winning.
Sullivan withdraws request to exit Dragons
St George Illawarra's long-term halfback Jayden Sullivan has withdrawn a request to leave the NRL club, leaving him committed until the end of 2025.
Victory, City set for monster ALM derby
Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City will face-off at AAMI Park in one of the most eagerly anticipated derbies in A-League Men's history.
Dragons distance club from Finch support
St George Illawarra chairman Craig Young has conceded he should not have provided a letter of support for Brett Finch on an official Dragons letterhead.
‘Manly seven’ duo thank Hasler for backing
Tolatau Koula and Haumole Olakau'atu have thanked axed Manly coach Des Hasler for his support during the pride jersey furore.
Roos’ Carrigan to honour late mate Hampson
Patrick Carrigan is expected to play for Australia against Scotland despite the tragic loss of his friend Liam Hampson in Spain.
Matildas to learn World Cup opponents
Coach Tony Gustavsson and his Matildas team will learn their opponents for next year's World Cup on Saturday night, when the draw is conducted in Auckland.
Phoenix hammer NBL Breakers on the road
A powerful display away from home has taken South East Melbourne to a 22-point win over the New Zealand Breakers in the NBL.
Taipans edge United, continue NBL away run
Cairns Taipans have fought back from 14 points down to seal a thrilling comeback win over Melbourne United and move second on the NBL ladder.
A-League Men deals with crowd size gulf
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Ex-NRL player Norman joins French side
Corey Norman has signed with French rugby league side FC Lezignan only months after creating headlines for receiving an eight-game ban in the Super League.
Renshaw 200, Neser century fire Bulls
Queensland opener Matt Renshaw and allrounder Michael Neser have combined for a state record 257-run sixth-wicket stand in the Sheffield Shield clash with NSW.
Doubts over AFL’s Hawthorn racism inquiry
Parties who have levelled racism allegations against Hawthorn are yet to confirm they will participate in the AFL's investigation into the matter.
RLPA rejects proposed NRL transfer window
RLPA CEO Clint Newton says a transfer window proposed by the NRL is inadequate as the league ponders how to streamline its player market.
Simmons’ foul start to NBA life at Nets
Ben Simmons was bullied by Zion Williamson in the Australian's NBA debut for Brooklyn which ended in an early shower and a heavy Nets loss.
Off-field issues no worries for McDonald
Australia's build-up to the Twenty20 World Cup has been plagued by off-field headlines, but coach Andrew McDonald insists his team is not distracted.