A batting class from Alyssa Healy and Beth Mooney has helped Australia ease to victory in their series-opening T20 contest with South Africa. Captain Healy was in doubt for the clash at Manuka Oval on Saturday after suffering from an illness, but proved her fitness… Read More »Healy shrugs off sickness to star with Mooney in Australia’s thrilling win over South Africa
They’re used to playing one another at the pointy end of a tournament, but Australia’s women will play New Zealand in a blockbuster Perth Sevens quarter-final on Saturday evening (7:15pm AEDT). Australia’s shock 19-12 loss to Great Britain on Friday, where the home side were… Read More »Perth Sevens: Australia women to take on New Zealand in MASSIVE QF, men scrape through as All Blacks bomb out
When Luka Doncic is in a mood, no NBA team can stop him. The Atlanta Hawks found that out the hard way, as the Slovenian superstar put on a scoring clinic, becoming just the tenth player in NBA history to produce a 70-point game. The… Read More »Luka Doncic historic shooting masterclass overshadows Aussie v Aussie showdown in Atlanta
A back-flipping, fresh-faced West Indies believe they can end a 27-year winning drought in Australia after going blow-for-blow with the hosts in a rollicking Gabba pink-ball Test. The visitors lost opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul (four) in the final over on Friday to finish on 1-13, but… Read More »Windies out to flip the script, Smith backed to ‘find a way’ as Warner replacement, rain threatens
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says he’s not over the A-League Men – just the shortcomings in its season length that have bothered him throughout his tenure. After Australia’s hard-fought 1-1 draw with Uzbekistan at the Asian Cup in Qatar, Arnold praised the opposition’s players, who… Read More »‘I’m over it’: Arnie doubles down on A-League frustration