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  1. AFL community gathers for private Phil Walsh memorial

    Friends, relatives and members of the football community come together at Adelaide Oval for a private memorial service in honour of the late Crows coach Phil Walsh.

  2. Marsh to replace Watson for second Test: reports

    Shane Watson is expected to be dropped for the second Ashes Test at Lord's and replaced by Mitchell Marsh.

  3. Sore Kyrgios still set to play Davis Cup

    Australian Davis Cup captain Wally Masur is confident star charge Nick Kyrgios will be able to shake off a sore thigh to play against Kazakhstan in Darwin.

  4. Haddin out of Lord's Test, Nevill to debut

    Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will miss the second Ashes Test against England at Lord's starting on Thursday for "family reasons", team management has confirmed.

  5. Twenty20 Champions League axed over fans flop

    The Twenty20 Champions League is to be scrapped after failing to excite fans as a result of dwindling fan interest and crowd numbers.

  6. Saints to give Riewoldt every chance to play 'Maddie's Match'

    St Kilda could leave it until the last possible moment before deciding whether captain Nick Riewoldt has recovered from a calf injury to play in Sunday's AFL match against Richmond honouring his late sister.

  7. Skelton praises Cheika after re-signing with Wallabies

    Will Skelton has given Wallabies coach Michael Cheika credit for his stunning rise to the international ranks after re-signing with the Australian Rugby Union for a further two years.

  8. NRL foundation to help seriously injured players

    NRL announces foundation to help support rugby league players at all levels of the game who sustain catastrophic injuries.

  9. James Faulkner to sit out limited-overs series after drink-driving ban

    James Faulkner will miss the post-Ashes limited-overs series after copping a suspension from Cricket Australia for drink driving.

  10. Sydney school girl wins IPC swimming world title

    Australian high school student Tiffany Thomas-Kane wins gold medal in SB6 breaststroke at IPC world championships in Glasgow.

  11. Manchester City confirms signing Raheem Sterling from Liverpool on record deal

    Raheem Sterling became the most expensive English footballer in history when he signed for Manchester City from Liverpool on a five-year contract.

  12. Naholo to make All Blacks debut against Pumas

    Try scoring machine Waisake Naholo will make his All Blacks debut on Friday against Argentina with celebrated centurions Richie McCaw and Dan Carter making their final appearance before their home crowd in Christchurch.

Features

  1. Spieth to take on history at Open

    The British Open features Jordan Spieth's attempt to become the first man in 60 years to win golf's first three majors of the year and set up a possible grand slam.

  2. Aussie Scott Arnold ready to make major debut

    Sydney golfer Scott Arnold will make his major championship debut when he tees off in the British Open at St Andrews on Thursday.

  3. Lord's greatest Ashes memories

    As the 2015 series heads to Lord's for the second Test, look back on some of the greatest Ashes memories from the home of cricket.

  4. FOI shows no progress on QLD boxing reform

    Successive Queensland state governments fail to achieve progress on boxing reform, according to documents obtained by ABC through Freedom of Information.

  5. Australia must play smarter

    Australia over-attacked with the bat and ball in the first Ashes Test, and must play smarter at Lord's, writes Jim Maxwell.

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    Grandstand brings together the best moments from the latest round of football on The Wrap.

  7. New W-League deal

    The W-League will return to television screens in 2015 after Fox Sports confirmed plans to broadcast the women's football competition.

  8. MRP gets big calls right

    Facing one of its biggest tests this season, the AFL MRP provided reasonable, common sense judgements for difficult cases, writes Dean Bilton.

  9. Women's Ashes aim

    The Southern Stars already have the World Cup and the World Twenty20 in their trophy cabinet, and Ellyse Perry says they want to place the women's Ashes in there as well.

  10. Djokovic a level above

    Novak Djokovic is now the super-fit king of tennis, a nine-time major champion with the promise of more to come.

  11. Rivalry 'out the window'

    A long-lasting bitter rivalry between the Port Adelaide and Adelaide football clubs has gone in the wake of Phil Walsh's death, Port skipper says.

  12. Australia slips towards record losing streak

    Another disappointing loss on English soil has Australia sinking towards a record losing streak writes Geoff Lemon.

  13. Ashes player ratings

    Grandstand cricket commentator Jim Maxwell gives his player ratings for a disappointing Australian team following their loss to England in the first Ashes Test at Cardiff.

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Cricket

  1. Watson axed: reports

    Shane Watson is expected to be dropped for the second Ashes Test at Lord's and replaced by Mitchell Marsh.

  2. Lack of interest

    The Twenty20 Champions League is to be scrapped after failing to excite fans as a result of dwindling fan interest and crowd numbers.

  3. Lord's greatest Ashes memories

    As the 2015 series heads to Lord's for the second Test, look back on some of the greatest Ashes memories from the home of cricket.

  4. Haddin out of Lord's Test

    Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will miss the second Ashes Test against England at Lord's starting on Thursday for "family reasons", team management has confirmed.

AFL

  1. AFL community celebrates Phil Walsh

    Friends, relatives and members of the football community come together at Adelaide Oval for a private memorial service in honour of Phil Walsh.

  2. Race to be fit

    St Kilda could leave it until the last possible moment before deciding whether Nick Riewoldt will play in Sunday's match honouring his late sister.

  3. Hird back to work

    Essendon coach James Hird has returned to work less than two days since being severely concussed in a bicycle fall.

  4. Selwood accepts ban

    Geelong skipper Joel Selwood has accepted a one-match ban for his chicken-wing tackle on North Melbourne's Sam Wright.

Rugby League

  1. Milestone man

    Shaun Johnson has warned he is still short of his best as he eyes a big performance in his 100th match for the Warriors on Sunday.

  2. NRL foundation to help injured players

    NRL announces foundation to help support rugby league players at all levels of the game who sustain catastrophic injuries.

  3. Smith joining '300 Club'

    Heading into his 300th game, Melbourne captain Cameron Smith says he is enjoying playing rugby league as much now as he ever has.

  4. The Wrap

    Grandstand brings together the best moments from the latest round of football on The Wrap.

Rugby Union

  1. Skelton staying put

    Will Skelton has given Wallabies coach Michael Cheika credit for his stunning rise to the international ranks.

  2. All Blacks debut

    Highlanders winger Waisake Naholo will make his All Blacks debut on Friday against Argentina in Christchurch.

  3. Quade the chosen one?

    Australia coach Michael Cheika has given Quade Cooper a glowing endorsement at flyhalf.

  4. Wallabies omit Palu

    Wallabies omit Wycliff Palu and Christian Leali'ifano from their 31-man squad ahead of the Rugby Championship opener against the Springboks.

Football

  1. Roar confident of future

    Brisbane Roar coach John Aloisi has made it a point to reassure his players about the A-League club's future.

  2. Record fee for English footballer

    Raheem Sterling became the most expensive English footballer in history when he signed for Manchester City from Liverpool on a five-year contract.

  3. Fenerbahce confirms Van Persie

    Dutch international striker Robin van Persie has signed for Turkish club Fenerbahce from Manchester United on a three-year deal.

  4. Real Madrid in Melbourne

    Football superpower Real Madrid hits the training track ahead of this weekends' International Champions Cup matches in Melbourne.

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