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On a day when Pat Cummins could captain but could not bowl, his longtime bowling colleagues came to his aid to work through a West Indies team that remained stubborn …
West Indies hopes for draw battered by bowling onslaught as Australia win first Test Read More
If there was ever a game for Garang Kuol, this was it – and it very nearly was his. With injury-time ticking down, a (very) young substitute was in the …
Socceroos wonder boy Garang Kuol makes World Cup history and nearly seizes moment Read More
Off-course work at Albany – a stint in the commentary booth, delivering putting lessons to amateurs and involvement in a PGA Tour player meeting – presumably does not vex Tiger …
Tiger Woods holding on to major dreams even as his body rejects them Read More
Adrian Meronk has penned another chapter in golf’s history books as the first Polish player to win the Australian Open after romping to a five-stroke victory in Melbourne. The emerging …
Adrian Meronk romps to five-stroke victory at Australian Open Read More
Mat Ryan says he is “not surprised” his FC Copenhagen goalkeeping rival publicly sledged his mistake that gifted Argentina their second goal, while promising not to let it define him …
Sledged Socceroos goalkeeper Mat Ryan vows to learn from World Cup mistake Read More
Proud but dejected in defeat, Graham Arnold says he will take a proper break before having “some good discussions” with Football Australia about whether or not he stays on as …
‘I wanted more’: coach Graham Arnold still fighting for Socceroos post-World Cup Read More
Lionel Messi hailed the “beautiful” bond between Argentina’s players and fans after marking his 1,000th professional appearance with a peerless performance, which included a sublimely taken first goal, in the …
‘The bond we have is beautiful’: Lionel Messi pays tribute to Argentina fans Read More