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Australia squander chances before late reprieve in 0-0 draw with Saudi Arabia
Stalemate tightens World Cup qualifying group Disallowed goal denies visitors barely deserved winIt was a funny game, Australia’s 0-0 World Cup qualifying draw with Saudi Arabia on Thursday evening. It was a contest in which neither side could be said to have played at their best but, at the same time, both will have left AAMI Park kicking themselves that they didn’t take the three points. For the Socceroos, it was a tale, yet again, of telling moments going begging. And for the Gree
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One of the world's oldest jockeys is hanging up the reins after 55 years in the saddle
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After nearly 10,000 races, industry legend Keith Ballard says it's time to get out while he’s still in one piece. He'll be farewelled at his home racetrack in Mount Isa this weekend.
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After sacking its technical director, Aston Martin is all out of excuses in pursuit of F1 greatness
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It’s an unusual time for a team to be making big personnel changes with the end of the season so near on the horizon, but Aston Martin has no time to wait.
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Suns players react to club rebrand
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Gold Coast Suns players Ben King and Mac Andrew react to the club's rebrand and new logo.
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A former Wallaby just became the most powerful man in world rugby. One person wasn’t happy
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Australia’s Brett Robinson said it was a “proud moment” for him after he became the first chairman of World Rugby from the southern hemisphere on Thursday and vowed to unify all the different factions.
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Socceroos miss chances in 0-0 draw
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The Socceroos rued several missed chances in a draw with Saudi Arabia in their World Cup qualifying group.
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‘It’s close to my heart’: Broncos superstar’s shock Kangaroos defection looms
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Broncos superstar Payne Haas is reportedly considering a shock defection, weighing up his representative future in the green and gold.
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De Minaur eliminated from ATP Finals
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Alex de Minaur has been eliminated from the ATP Finals after he failed to capitalise on a one set lead against American Taylor Fritz.
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‘Great privilege’: Former Wallaby wins race to become world rugby’s most powerful man
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By the narrowest of margins, ex-Brumbies captain Brett Robinson has been voted in as the new chair of World Rugby; the first person from the Southern Hemisphere to hold the role.
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Former Wallaby Brett Robinson becomes most powerful man in world rugby
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Brett Robinson became the first chairman of World Rugby from the southern hemisphere after edging French rival Abdelatif Benazzi in a vote on Thursday.
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Borthwick insists he can handle pressure after Erasmus raises the heat
Boks coach suggests Borthwick is under the pumpSteward returns as England make four changesSteve Borthwick has insisted he is well equipped to block out the pressure of England’s current plight after Rassie Erasmus suggested he is under the pump and may feel like he “has a gun against his head”.A number of ex-England stalwarts including Clive Woodward and Will Carling have taken aim at Borthwick after last Saturday’s last-gasp defeat by Australia extended h
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Mike Tyson's return to boxing's blood-soaked theatre an unacceptable risk
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Mike Tyson is 58 years old, but will still step back into the ring in a professionally sanctioned bout, taking on YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.
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Khawaja reveals subtle hint behind Big Show; Warner opener question remains: What we learned
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Australia has taken a 1-0 lead in its three-match T20 series against Pakistan after emerging victorious from a frantic seven-over bash at the Gabba on Thursday.
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‘You’re going to get dropped’: Aussie great’s warning for batting prodigy after ODI flop
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Former Australian opener David Warner believes white-ball successor Jake Fraser-McGurk won’t abandon his all-guns-blazing approach to opening in ODIs despite calls for the rising star to wind down the aggression during the Powerplay.
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West Indies v England: third men’s T20 cricket international – live
Updates from St Lucia; match starts at 8pm GMTAustralia beat Pakistan in T20 slog | Email MichaelHello world! A rare over-by-over report for me tonight (be kind) as England look to win this five-match T20 series at the earliest available opportunity. That would be a welcome return to form for Jos Buttler and co after the ODI series defeat here in the West Indies.Buttler spoke last week about the threat of losing the England captaincy after the T20 World Cup semi-final defeat to India and so a st
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Broncos’ Reynolds heir; Souths’ signing to fill glaring void: Every club’s ‘25 young gun to watch
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The Broncos have earmarked Adam Reynolds’ long-term replacement, while the Rabbitohs have unearthed their solution to their halfback woes, in every club’s 2025 young guns to watch.
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'Godzilla 2.0' ready to help take Adelaide Giants to a third straight title
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The tallest Japanese professional baseball player in history — standing at just over 2 metres tall — has joined the Adelaide Giants as the club aims to win a third straight Australian Baseball League championship.
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NRL 2024: Every club’s young gun to watch, Isaiah Iongi Eels, Jamie Humphreys, Rabbitohs, Coby Black, Broncos
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The Broncos have earmarked Adam Reynolds’ long-term replacement, while the Rabbitohs have unearthed their solution to their halfback woes, in every club’s 2025 young guns to watch.
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Afghanistan women’s refugee team to play in Melbourne after three-year fight
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Pleas for a refugee Afghanistan women’s cricket team to get to play together have finally been answered by Australian cricket.
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‘I want to stay on court longer’: Emma Raducanu hopes to hire new trainer
Briton back from injury for GB at Billie Jean King CupIn ‘discussions’ with Sharapova’s former fitness coachEmma Raducanu says she is “having discussions” about hiring the prominent fitness coach Yutaka Nakamura as she tries to solve the injury problems that have continually hurt her career.Raducanu is scheduled to mark her return to competition this week at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals, if she is chosen to compete by the Great Britain captain, Anne Keothavong, a
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Emma Raducanu in talks to hire fitness coach as she looks to solve injury woes
Briton back from injury for GB at Billie Jean King CupIn ‘discussions’ with well-known coach Yutaka NakamuraEmma Raducanu says she is “having discussions” about hiring the prominent fitness coach Yutaka Nakamura as she tries to solve the injury problems that have continually hurt her career.Raducanu is scheduled to mark her return to competition this week at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals, if she is chosen to compete by the Great Britain captain, Anne Keothavong, after b
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Virat Kohli was once the king. He’s now in the company of journeymen
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The great Virat Kohli has become mediocre. It’s not an overreaction to one bad series but a perfectly reasonable conclusion to draw after five years of middling performances.
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Late scare as Saudis goal disallowed
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Saudi Arabia's Sultan Al Ghannam smashed a shot into the back of the net before VAR confirmed an offside call.
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The Suaalii effect: Another Rooster admits he’s open to rugby switch
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No club has experienced more cross-code turmoil, and now Dominic Young reveals he could be the next to make the jump.
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Jannik Sinner v Daniil Medvedev: ATP Finals tennis – live
Updates from the group match in TurinGet in touch: email Tanya with your thoughtsAnd I should have said that last year’s losing finalist Sinner is already through to the knock-out stages, thanks to de Minaur winning the first set against Fritz.Earlier today, America’s Taylor Fritz fought back after losing the first set to Australia’s Alex de Minaur, in the longest match of the week. Fritz pocketed the win: 7-5, 6-4, 6-3, and will make the semi-finals on Saturday unless Medvedev
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Greece v England: Nations League – live
Nations League updates, 7.45pm GMT kick-off in AthensLive scoreboard | Read Football Daily | And email ScottEngland captain Harry Kane has gone public with his displeasure over the number of withdrawals from the squad. He also might be a shock omission from tonight’s starting XI. What a savage irony. Kick-off is at 7.45pm GMT. It’s on! Continue reading...
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Chelsea’s Mayra Ramírez: ‘We are in a state of constant change. I love it, that’s how you improve’
Colombia forward on settling in London, learning English fast and relishing the competitiveness of the WSLMayra Ramírez makes unpicking defences look effortless. It’s impossible not to watch in awe as she unmasks even the most experienced WSL defenders with a turn, a shrug, a touch or a flick.Her goal in the fourth minute of Chelsea’s game at Arsenal in October placed the final nail in the coffin of Jonas Eidevall’s tenure, and it would be hammered down by the hosts&rsqu
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‘We should have won it’: Socceroos rue wasted chances as World Cup hopes hang in balance
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Thursday night’s 0-0 draw with Saudi Arabia wasn’t great for the Socceroos. It also wasn’t a total disaster. But it was very nearly both of those things.
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British coaches need to broaden their horizons or risk being left behind | Will Unwin
Where once British football coaches brought revolution to other countries, they are now playing catch-upRúben Amorim is the latest coach to head from Portugal to England on a well-travelled route in recent years but, for a long time, it was popular going the other way. Sporting have had eight Englishmen, a Scot and a Welshman in the dugout over their history but the last of those was Bobby Robson in 1992.Vic Buckingham, Fred Pentland and John Toshack ticked off most of Spain between them
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Rassie Erasmus expects aerial attack from Borthwick’s struggling England
South Africa coach predicts hosts’ Steward selectionBoks make 12 changes from team that defeated ScotlandWhatever else South Africa are expecting from England, it’s not a surprise. The Springboks head coach Rassie Erasmus says they picked the team three weeks ago, during a training camp in Jersey. Nothing he’s seen in the way England played against New Zealand and Australia seems to have changed his mind. If anything, the two defeats only confirmed what he already suspected.&ld
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