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Criterion - a true champion
A day in the life of a champion starts very, very early.
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England cruise into T20 World Cup final
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England thrash New Zealand by seven wickets to reach the final of the ICC World T20 on Sunday.
Plays of the Week - more magic from Kholi
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From sublime soccer to batting genius, these are the most silly, exciting and downright crazy plays in the sport world this week.
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AFL plays of the round
Carlton impress, the Dees win, Stringer and Kennedy kick bags full and Dangerfield amazes in the hoops. Here are the plays of round one in the AFL.
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West Coast Eagles & Fremantle Dockers
Fremantle Dockers swing the axe after Western Bulldogs' thumping
Fremantle has dropped the "usual suspects" after it got smashed by the Western Bulldogs last weekend at Etihad Stadium, while Lewis Jetta will make his debut for West Coast in the Grand Final rematch against Hawthorn.
Dockers coach flags changes for Suns game
Fremantle coach Ross Lyon has confirmed he will make changes for Saturday's first home game of the season against Gold Coast in Perth.
West Coast might beat Hawthorn but it won't be true redemption
An Eagles win on Sunday will inflame raging hysteria about an Eagles premiership...but it won't necessarily be well-placed.
Ross Lyon backs Fyfe to bounce back against Gold Coast Suns
Fremantle superstar Nat Fyfe's status as a genuine champion of the game is why his coach Ross Lyon is convinced the Dockers' game breaker will bounce back to top form in Saturday's clash with Gold Coast in Perth.
Pavlich hits back at calls to make AFL drug test results public
Fremantle stalwart Matthew Pavlich says suggestions voluntary AFL drug testing results should be made public are "bewildering" and that the issue needs to be governed by experts rather than pretenders.
AFL 101: three things we worked out from round one
The Dockers turned in a shocker, the Pies' week from hell was capped on in fitting fashion, Geelong and Hawthorn (and played an epic and it was party time for JK and the Eagles.
Perth Glory
Perth Glory a major title threat: coach Kenny Lowe
From second last in the league after 15 rounds to a guaranteed finals spot 10 games later, Perth Glory have momentum in spades as they prepare for the A-League finals.
Jets out of contention as Glory march on
Perth Glory all but sealed a place in the A-League finals and ensured a disappointing end at home for the Newcastle Jets with a scrappy 2-1 win at Hunter Stadium on Saturday.
A-League: Clinical Perth Glory continues run to finals with 2-1 win v Phoenix
Perth Glory continued its storming run to the A-League top six with a clinical 2-1 win over Wellington Phoenix at Westpac Stadium on Sunday.
Perth Glory import Krisztian Vadocz ready for reunion with wife
Hungarian international Krisztian Vadocz will receive a special surprise when he goes on tour with Perth Glory later this month - his wife.
Rugby Union
Chiefs crush Force with second half blitz
The Western Force have conceded 48 unanswered points to wilt to a 53-10 Super Rugby defeat to the Chiefs in Hamilton.
Disjointed travel won't hinder Brumbies, says Butler
The ACT Brumbies are confident a disjointed travel schedule will not hinder their preparations in Cape Town as they aim to continue an unbeaten start to the Super Rugby season.
Force CEO Sinderberry hits back at ex-Waratahs boss Harris
Western Force chief executive Mark Sinderberry has hit back at comments made by departing Waratahs CEO Greg Harris suggesting Perth would be better off without a Super Rugby franchise, saying he we would be better off worrying about his own backyard given he was unable to grow the game in NSW.
Brumbies turn to rookie Ben Hyne for South Africa trip
The ACT Brumbies are set to include an unknown rookie in their squad to travel to South Africa.
Staniforth relishes chance to make mark after long wait for Brumbies return
Tom Staniforth has vowed to make the most of his Super Rugby comeback, determined to prove he deserves a regular spot in the ACT Brumbies' game-day squad for the rest of the season.
Union has trouble on and off the field
Rugby is lurching from crisis to crisis.
Cricket
MS Dhoni makes unwitting star of Aussie scribe
The India captain is not your average cricketer, as he showed with his bizarre response to a question from an Australian journalist after India's World T20 loss.
The cricket star, the actress and the trolls
Trolling on social media is not peculiar to India but some women have been dismayed at the vilification of Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma who has been sarcastically thanked for breaking up with cricketer Virat Kohli because her absence "led" to his excellent performance in the World Twenty20.
Former Test paceman signs for Glamorgan
Glamorgan have announced the signing of former Australia Test paceman Shaun Tait for this season's T20 Blast competition.
Soccer
Finkler, Barbarouses set to put one past Merrick
Wellington Phoenix coach Ernie Merrick has hailed Kosta Barbarouses and Gui Finkler as "fantastic" signings for his club for next season, but doing their new employers a favour will be the last thing on the pair's mind when they take on the Kiwis on Saturday afternoon.
Sydney FC v Adelaide United: The Lowdown
Sydney FC take on Adelaide United at Allianz Stadium
I can't wait to face England, says Brad Smith
Australia's friendly match against England in Sunderland on May 27 will be eagerly awaited by every Socceroo - but perhaps none more so than Brad Smith, who has the opportunity to show Roy Hodgson what he's missing out on.
Racing
Own a share in Criterion for Sydney's richest race
One of the best related colts in the country will be a star attraction at the Inglis Australian Easter Yearling Sales in Sydney next week - only two days before his famous sibling has his racetrack bow during The Championships.
'I haven't laid eyes on him yet': Sight-unseen Flamberge eyeing major for Zahra
There are novel ways to win all sorts of races, but how do you explain a trainer gunning for victory in Australia's richest sprint race without actually having seen his horse?
The Maher effect ready to take Sydney by storm
There is laidback and then there is Ciaron Maher. Like the man who just shrugs when his phone rings with a query about one of his best horses, floated to Sydney and arriving at the city's western racetrack rather than its eastern one.