NSW fight back in Shield against Bulls
NSW finished the opening day of their Sheffield Shield clash with Queensland on 9-246 after the Bulls' pacemen had them on the ropes at 3-16 early.
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Collins takes pride in Kangaroos legacy
Lindsay Collins will follow in the footsteps of his grandfather Lionel Williamson when he makes his Australia debut against Scotland.
Maguire lands coaching role at Raiders
Premiership-winning NRL coach Michael Maguire will join Canberra as a full-time senior consultant ahead of the 2023 season.
Bulls win Shield toss and bowl against NSW
Queensland will bowl first after winning the toss against NSW in the Sheffield Shield game in Sydney.
Cummins appointed Australia ODI captain
Pat Cummins insists he will be able to juggle several hats after test Test skipper was announced as Australia's 27th men's one-day international captain.
Netball Australia commit to mining sponsor
Netball Australia is working to overcome concerns that Indigenous player Donnell Wallam has with its new sponsor, mining giant Hancock Prospecting.
Rejuvenated Tonga brace for RLWC pressure
Tonga coach Kristian Woolf knows his side won't be underestimated as they aim to go one better at the Rugby League World Cup.
England beat Pakistan in needless warm-up
Ben Stokes made welcome runs as England warmed up for the T20 World Cup with a six-wicket win over Pakistan in a low-key affair at Brisbane.
Marsh ‘close’ to bowling ahead of T20 WC
Fast bowler Kane Richardson says Australia will have suitable options at the T20 World Cup even if allrounder Mitchell Marsh doesn't bowl early in the campaign.
Saints meet with Lyon in AFL coach hunt
St Kilda president Andrew Bassat and CEO Simon Lethlean have stepped up their search for a new AFL coach, meeting with Ross Lyon.
Finch innings not enough as India win T20
India took four wickets with the last four balls to beat Australia by six runs after Aaron Finch scored a masterful 76 in a warm-up T20 clash at the Gabba.
New Manly boss will find united group: DCE
Daly Cherry-Evans says Manly's next coach will take charge of a team which is united rather than divided.
Crows’ Randall in doubt for AFLW finals
Adelaide captain Chelsea Randall will miss three to five weeks with an ankle injury and is in doubt to feature in the Crows' AFLW finals tilt.
Ex-Hawk Anderson axed by Kangaroos
Jed Anderson, Atu Bosenavulagi, Kayne Turner and Josh Walker have all been cut from North Melbourne's primary AFL list ahead of the national draft.
Dogs cut ‘heart and soul’ veteran Wallis
Mitch Wallis hopes to continue his AFL career elsewhere after was axed by the Western Bulldogs, having played 162 games over 12 seasons with the club.
NRL’s Dragons release George Burgess
St George Illawarra have released George Burgess after a tumultuous first season back in Australia in which he faced police charges and entered rehab.
Abbott set to discard forgotten-man status
NSW allrounder Sean Abbott is set to play his first red-ball game in close to a year, after going from Test candidate to perennial reserve for Australia.
PNG’s RLWC fortunes may strengthen NRL bid
Papua New Guinea reached the quarter-finals at the 2017 Rugby League World Cup and now they want to have their own NRL side.
Roosters’ Keary stars in Ireland RLWC win
Sydney Roosters five-eighth Luke Keary has marked his Ireland debut with a stirring display in a 48-2 win over Jamaica.
Aussie Maizen’s Italy treble adorns RLWC
Underdogs Italy have beaten Scotland 28-4 thanks to terrific performances from an Aussie NRL star and a little-known Queensland Cup flyer.
Diamonds return home amid sponsor wrangle
Netball Australia insist Marina Go's departure as chair of the organisation is unrelated to a player protest over a sponsorship deal with Hancock Prospecting.
Sydney Kings smash Bullets, go top in NBL
The Sydney Kings have make it 15 straight wins away from home after overcoming a slow start to ease past Brisbane Bullets 102-85 in the NBL.
Boxer Johnson wins praise as well as title
Hall of Famer Lou DiBella says he's never seen a boxer continue with a head wound like the one Cherneka Johnson carried through her world title defence.
GWS snatch AFLW thriller against Hawthorn
GWS have all but ended Hawthorn's finals hopes after Nicola Barr snapped a behind in the dying seconds to snatch a one-point victory in a gripping AFLW clash.
Calf tear can’t stop Aussie Ironman star
Australian Ali Day carried a seven centimetre calf tear into Sunday's multi-disciplined surf race, but his sheer determination got him over the line.
JackJumpers too strong for United in NBL
The Tasmania JackJumpers have continued their recent hot NBL form with a gritty 74-64 win over Melbourne United.
Cummins floats Warner joint-captaincy plan
A shared arrangement for captaining Australia's ODI side would suit Test skipper Pat Cummins, with David Warner's leadership ban likely approaching its end.
Miller ‘devastated’ after MotoGP crash
Australian MotoGP star Jack Miller has accepted an apology from Alex Marquez after the Spaniard crashed into him during the grand prix at Phillip Island.
Vanquished Kambosos Jr vows to rise again
American Devin Haney has defeated Australian boxer George Kambosos Jr to remain the undisputed lightweight champion of the world after a Melbourne rematch.
Blackburn stars as Dogs near AFLW finals
Ellie Blackburn led from the front as the Western Bulldogs gave themselves breathing space in the AFLW top-eight with a 15-point win over struggling St Kilda.
Sixers reclaim status as WBBL heavyweights
Last season's wooden-spooners the Sydney Sixers have won three straight to set their WBBL season off with a bang, ending the opening weekend top of the ladder.