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  1. Who's on court on day two at the Australian Open?

    Find out who is playing who on a hot day two of the Australian Open, with Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic and Daria Gavrilova among the star attractions.

  2. Nick Kyrgios motors into Australian Open second round

    Nick Kyrgios breezes and sneezes his way past Gastao Elias to the second round of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park.

  3. Renegades' Peter Nevill hit by bat in BBL clash with Strikers

    Wicketkeeper Peter Nevill suffers a bizarre facial injury as his Melbourne Renegades down the Adelaide Strikers by six runs in Monday night's high-stakes BBL encounter.

  4. Kerber, Federer win opening matches at Australian Open

    Women's world number one Angelique Kerber and former men's number one Roger Federer make winning starts to their Australian Open campaigns on the first night.

  5. F1 champions Mercedes sign Bottas, Massa returns

    Valtteri Bottas replaces retired Formula One world champion Nico Rosberg at Mercedes, with Brazilian veteran Felipe Massa coming out of retirement to take the Finn's seat at Williams.

  6. Australia aims to fix wonky top order at the WACA

    Australia will be aiming to bounce back from Sunday's one-day cricket loss to Pakistan when the two teams lock horns at the WACA Ground on Thursday.

  7. Stoinis replaces injured Marsh in Australia ODI squad

    Victorian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis gets a call-up to Australia's ODI squad for the series against Pakistan, to replace the injured Mitchell Marsh.

  8. Cartwright had 'brain fade' during Morphettville race

    The Australian Jockeys' Association says the increasing pressure to perform contributed to Josh Cartwright's 'massive brain fade' when he sideswiped a number of riders at Morphettville.

  9. Fence collapses during Newcastle Jets fans' goal celebration

    Jets A-League fans were lucky to escape unhurt when a section of fencing gave way in Newcastle.

  10. Zlatan strikes late against Liverpool to rescue draw, Everton thumps Man City

    Zlatan Ibrahimovic delivers his most important goal yet for Manchester United as he nets a late equaliser against Liverpool, while Manchester City is buffeted in a 4-0 loss to Everton.

Features

  1. Glut of goals as W-League nears finals

    If you like attacking football, then round 12 of the W-League delivered in spades, writes Brittany Carter.

  2. Swepson named in Test squad

    Queensland tweaker Mitchell Swepson is among four spinners named in Australia's 16-man Test squad to tour India in February.

  3. How did you do?

    How did the the squad you picked to tour India compare to the one Australian selectors named?

  4. Love to learn

    Like Matthew Hayden before him, Australia opener Matt Renshaw wants to use a tour of India to learn more about his game.

  5. The star maker

    A few lusty blows in the Big Bash League can make you a star overnight — just ask Ben McDermott.

  6. Sporting elite in crossfire

    The relationship between the AOC and the ASC remains strained, following a written rebuke from Australian Olympic chief John Coates.

  7. Chargers logo lambasted

    The newly minted Los Angeles Chargers have made a right mess of their first impression.

  8. Dressing up for the cricket

    Meet a group of 160 friends who travel to the Gabba each year dressed as different characters to celebrate cricket and friendship.

  9. Invictus Games trials

    Athletes gather in the ACT to secure a place at next year's Invictus Games — an event for veterans and current defence force members founded by Prince Harry.

  10. Accidental Australian futsal players

    Two outback Queensland sisters will play for Australia in a sport they picked up by chance.

  11. Ball kids ready for Open

    The Australian Open is just six days away and while the players are still fine-tuning their games, the tournament's 380 ball kids are ready to go.

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Cricket

  1. Australia aims to fix wonky top order at the WACA

    Australia will be aiming to bounce back from Sunday's one-day cricket loss to Pakistan when the two teams lock horns at the WACA Ground on Thursday.

  2. Renegades down Strikers

    Wicketkeeper Peter Nevill suffers a bizarre facial injury as his Melbourne Renegades down the Adelaide Strikers by six runs in a high-stakes BBL encounter.

  3. Stoinis into ODI squad

    Victorian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis is called up to replace the injured Mitchell Marsh in Australia's ODI squad against Pakistan.

  4. Mushfiqur in hospital

    Bangladesh skipper Mushfiqur Rahim is taken to hospital after being hit in the back of the helmet at the Basin Reserve in a Test match against New Zealand.

AFL

  1. Fremantle beat Adelaide in first AFLW match

    More than 2,000 people turned out in Darwin to watch Fremantle secure a convincing win over Adelaide in the first AFL Women's pre-season clash.

  2. AFL draft 'life-changing'

    Since the Gold Coast Suns picked Ben Ainsworth in the AFL national draft, his life has changed dramatically.

  3. Uncertainty over AFL clubs' stadium deal

    Uncertainty continues to cloud the move of WA's two AFL clubs to the new Perth Stadium, with the State Government still unable to say when a deal will be done for West Coast and Fremantle to play at the Burswood venue.

  4. Hird fine after hospitalisation

    The father of James Hird says he had no suspicion his son was on the path to being taken to hospital for a suspected overdose.

Rugby League

  1. Izzy for Maroons in union

    Israel Folau says he would play for Queensland, not NSW, if a rugby union State of Origin gets off the ground.

  2. Parramatta to Toulon

    Semi Radradra's move to French rugby union is confirmed, with the Parramatta star to leave after the 2017 NRL season.

  3. Raiders ditch cheerleaders

    Cheerleaders for the Canberra Raiders are "heartbroken" by the decision to stop using their cheer squad for home games in 2017.

  4. Chad Robinson found

    The body of former NRL player Chad Robinson is found in a car in Sydney's north-west.

Rugby Union

  1. Izzy for Maroons in union

    Israel Folau says he would play for Queensland, not NSW, if a rugby union State of Origin gets off the ground.

  2. Parramatta to Toulon

    Semi Radradra's move to French rugby union is confirmed, with the Parramatta star to leave after the 2017 NRL season.

  3. Moore honest about Wallabies' woes

    Australia captain Stephen Moore refuses to sugar coat the Wallabies' woeful 2016 season but he believes they can bounce back this season.

  4. Cheika backed by ARU despite Wallabies' horror season

    The Australian Rugby Union backs Michael Cheika through to the 2019 World Cup, saying the Wallabies coach is not under pressure following the team's worst losing year on record.

Football

  1. Glut of goals as W-League nears finals

    If you like attacking football, then round 12 of the W-League delivered in spades, writes Brittany Carter.

  2. A-League fence collapse

    Jets A-League fans were lucky to escape unhurt when a section of fencing gave way in Newcastle.

  3. Zlatan to the rescue

    Zlatan Ibrahimovic delivers his most important goal yet for Manchester United as he nets a late equaliser against Liverpool, while Manchester City is buffeted in a 4-0 loss to Everton.

  4. Honours even in Newcastle

    Both Newcastle and Perth come from behind to play out a thrilling 2-2 A-League draw in Newcastle on Sunday.

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