Swans pick Montana Ham as AFLW No.1 pick
Victorian Montana Ham is the AFLW No.1 draft pick with Sydney pouncing on the midfielder with their prized selection after she nominated for the NSW draft pool.
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Giant Isner ruins Wimbledon Murraymania
John Isner has proved the giant killjoy for Wimbledon's centre court crowd, knocking out their idol Andy Murray in another late night epic.
Djokovic ends Kokkinakis’s Wimbledon run
Imperious world No.1 Novak Djokovic has ruthlessly ended Thanasi Kokkinakis's Wimbledon campaign with a breathtaking centre-court display.
Thompson, Kokkinakis rally around Kyrgios
Nick Kyrgios's countrymen have rallied behind the embattled tennis star after his spitting at a Wimbledon spectator but say it's vital not to overstep the mark.
Brumbies bolster Wallabies against England
Lock Cadeyrn Neville, aged 33, is set to finally make his Wallabies debut among 12 Brumbies players named in the squad to face England in Perth on Saturday.
Wallabies aiming for world’s best maul
Wallabies forward coach Dan McKellar says they've set their sights on creating the best maul in world rugby.
50-gamer Kenny ready for Penrith promotion
Mitch Kenny says he is ready to become Penrith's first-choice hooker following the departure of State of Origin hooker Api Koroisau.
Bellamy questions tough Origin turnaround
Ahead of their Manly clash, Storm coach Craig Bellamy is not a fan of players backing up for NRL duties four days after a State of Origin clash in Perth.
Leadership stamps Whitcomb’s Opals role
Overlooked for the Tokyo Olympics, Sami Whitcomb has since proved an Opals cornerstone and will be one of three leaders at this year's World Cup.
Fermor bringing Origin camp tips to NRL
Gold Coast's Beau Fermor is hoping things he learned from Billy Slater and Cameron Smith in Queensland State of Origin camp will further boost his NRL form.
Family ties O’Sullivan to Dolphins in NRL
Playmaker Sean O'Sullivan has signed a three-year deal with the Dolphins, where his father is the new NRL club's recruitment boss.
Canterbury coach Potter to miss next game
Canterbury coach Mick Potter has tested positive to COVID-19 and will miss the side's game against Cronulla this weekend.
Turuva is Penrith’s next To’o: Kikau
Penrith forward Viliame Kikau sees a bit of Brian To'o in Sunia Turuva, who he has deemed ready for an NRL debut.
History says Lions still a shot: Neale
Lachie Neale and his Brisbane coach Chris Fagan were quick to reference other premiership teams who had recovered from heavy AFL losses like theirs last week.
Lyon takes five but Australia wobble late
Nathan Lyon has claimed a five-wicket haul to have Sri Lanka all out for 212, before Australia lost three wickets in the final hour to go to stumps at 3-98.
Demons give stars time on new AFL deals
Melbourne won't force out-of-contract premiership pair Luke Jackson and Angus Brayshaw into making quick decisions on their AFL futures.
Meaney replaces injured Munster for Storm
Melbourne have opted for Nick Meaney rather than Jayden Nikorima to cover the loss of injured five-eighth Cameron Munster for their NRL clash with Manly.
Broncos re-sign Origin star Cobbo
State of Origin representative Selwyn Cobbo will remain with Brisbane until at the least the end of the 2025 season after signing a contract extension.
Khawaja makes move to BBL’s Heat
Usman Khawaja will leave the Sydney Thunder for the first time since the BBL was established, heading to the Brisbane Heat where he'll be the side's captain.
Prestia recovering well after Stewart hit
Richmond midfielder Dion Prestia is likely to miss just one AFL match after he was concussed by a crude bump from Geelong's Tom Stewart.
Swepson in, as Head looks likely for Galle
Mitchell Swepson has kept his spot as Australia's second spinner for the first Test against Sri Lanka, with Travis Head firming to overcome a hamstring injury.
AFL Tribunal bans Stewart for four games
Geelong defender Tom Stewart's high bump on Dion Prestia has earned the Cats star a four-game suspension after he was referred directly to the AFL Tribunal.
Swiatek fills Barty shoes in record style
Poland's record-breaking Iga Swiatek has carried on where Ash Barty left off, delivering a clinic on Wimbledon's Centre Court.
Kyrgios in Wimbledon rollercoaster ride
Title hopeful Nick Kyrgios has overcame a spirited challenge from British wildcard Paul Jubb to scrape into the Wimbledon second round.
Kyrgios embroiled in spitting scandal
Nick Kyrgios's first-round Wimbledon escape has been overshadowed by his on-court conduct after the Australian confessed to spitting towards a spectator.
Kubler routs Evans in Wimbledon boilover
Resurgent Australian tennis star Jason Kubler has sent British seed Dan Evans packing from the All England Club with a Wimbledon boilover.
Serena still ‘motivated’ to play US Open
Serena Williams says she's still motivated to get on the practice courts and has the US Open in her sights, despite her Wimbledon first round elimination.
Kaufusi in doubt for Origin with ill dad
Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy says it's unclear when Felise Kaufusi will return from personal leave, putting him in doubt for the State of Origin decider.
Knights’ Milford vague on his NRL future
Newcastle half Anthony Milford says he's focused on footy rather than his contract status, amid strong speculation he won't stay with the Knights next season.
Papali’i excited for Tigers NRL challenge
Isaiah Papali'i admits "a massive challenge" awaits him at the Wests Tigers but the star back-rower is nevertheless enthusiastic about making the move.
England learn from Maroons’ Origin flop
The entire England squad attended Sunday's State of Origin clash in Perth and they have taken out valuable lessons from the match.