Newman pours petrol on McGuire's fire
Ladies and Gentlemen, I think we have a post-war record.
Tough Wimbeldon draw for Kyrgios
Nick Kyrgios had the good fortune to be elevated three places in the Wimbledon seedings to No.15 but was less lucky with the draw.
Panthers pummel the Bunnies
The great production line at the foot of the mountains shows no signs of slowing down as Penrith Panthers' young guns guide the club back into the top eight.
Aussies to face Windies
South Africa meekly surrendered to the hosts by 100 runs in Barbados.
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Broncos, Titans, Cowboys
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NSW veterans to kick on, says Greg Bird
NSW forward Greg Bird has no intention of stepping aside from the Origin arena, adamant NSW's young stars need him, Robbie Farah and Josh Morris to lead them into the future.
Misfiring Blues have no option but to 'pick and stick': Ricky Stuart
The critics are demanding a New South Wales cleanout for State of Origin III after another barren campaign but Ricky Stuart insists it's up to the current squad to "get themselves out of it."
Queensland Reds
Player ratings for who tanked and who starred
Wallabies v England: Player ratings for who tanked and who starred,
Will Genia backs Queensland Reds revival, but not ready to join returning stars
Former Queensland star Will Genia believes the nagging thought of unfinished business could lure Quade Cooper back to the Reds next year as the 2011 champions try to rebuild the struggling franchise.
Kerevi in box seat to return for second Test
Debutant impressed assistant coach Stephen Larkham against England.
Brisbane Lions & Gold Coast Suns
Hardwick wants Tigers in for the kill
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick bemoaned the Tigers' lack of "killer instinct" as they failed to meet his 20-goal challenge against the Brisbane Lions on Saturday.
Martin stars as Tigers put the bite on limping Lions
Once Richmond's 42-point crunching of the Brisbane Lions was completed on a chilly afternoon at the MCG, there surely wouldn't have been much for the players to say.
Hardwick: Triple M ban has 'served its purpose'
Richmond coach Damien Hardwick says a club boycott of radio station Triple M has "probably served its purpose", and it appears likely to only be a one-week ban.
Bombers, Suns in AFL draft intrigue
The Gold Coast Suns have declared they will look at "every option" - including a swap of selections for the No.1 draft pick - should that be the best way for them to emerge as a power.
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Cricket
Mitch can be top-order star: Langer
Mitch Marsh could be capable of batting as high as No.4 in all formats for Australia in the future, says long-time mentor Justin Langer.
Aussies to face Windies in ODI final
Australia will face West Indies in an ODI tri-series final after South Africa meekly surrendered to the hosts by 100 runs in Barbados.
Aussies mull Zampa recall for ODI final
Adam Zampa is on the cusp of a recall for Australia's ODI tri-series final as selectors contemplate their most important decision of the tour.
Racing
Schweida misses his own success as Cover Girl wins Tiara
Kelly Schweida has missed one of the biggest days of his training career as Miss Cover Girl scored an upset win in the group 1 Tattersall's Club Tiara.
Costin back on winner's list after season of setbacks
Winona Costin admits her goal of out-riding her claim might be out of reach despite coming back and winning on Rock On Zariz in the Highway Handicap at Randwick on Saturday.
Russian Revolution stays unbeaten and looks to spring
Peter Snowden already has the Golden Slipper winner Capitalist back in work for the Golden Rose but the support team keeps getting bigger as Russian Revolution maintain his unbeaten at Randwick on Saturday.