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  1. Bathroom break reset saves Gavrilova from another Open meltdown

    Daria Gavrilova can pinpoint the moment where she saved her Australian Open campaign.

  2. Nadal survives epic encounter with teen sensation Zverev

    Rafael Nadal is through to the fourth round of the Australian Open but he did it tough, out-lasting German teen Alexander Zverev in five sets.

  3. Who's on court on day seven at the Australian Open?

    It's a big day in the men's draw, with Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka in action, while Angelique Kerber takes on Coco Wanderweghe on the women's side.

  4. Porte and Ewan ensure Australia's Tour de France future looks bright

    Richie Porte hopes he and Caleb Ewan will light up this year's Tour de France.

  5. Sixers mount big comeback to beat Stars, Big Bash finalists decided

    The Sydney Sixers claim a last-gasp semi-final berth, defeating the Melbourne Stars by three wickets in the last match of the BBL regular season.

  6. Aussie Gavrilova beats Swiss Bacsinszky to fourth round

    Daria Gavrilova wins a three-set marathon against Switzerland's Timea Bacsinszky to advance to the fourth round of the Australian Open for the second-straight year.

  7. Maclaren comes off bench to score as Roar beat Phoenix

    Jamie Maclaren comes off the bench to break the deadlock late as the Roar snatch all three points against the Phoenix.

  8. Love is all Nick Kyrgios needs: Agassi

    Tennis legend Andre Agassi says Nick Kyrgios's next coach must accept the mercurial young star warts and all and delve deep into his tortured soul.

  9. Scorchers clinch home semi-final with comfortable win over Hurricanes

    Shaun Marsh finds form with the bat to help steer the Perth Scorchers to a home BBL semi-final with a seven-wicket win over the Hobart Hurricanes.

  10. NRL player Kyle Lovett faces drug charges

    The NRL future of Wests Tigers forward Kyle Lovett is in limbo after being charged with drug offences.

Features

  1. Stosur is no scrub

    Samantha Stosur disappoints at the Australian Open, but a little perspective from Australian fans would go a long way.

  2. The WBBL's best so far

    In a season where the tournament's gone from strength to strength, who's hit the most sixes, taken the most screamers and bagged the most wickets in the Women's Big Bash?

  3. Nevill's nightmare three months

    He's copped bats and balls to the face, lost the knack for runs down the order and lost his place in the Test side. It's been a shabby three months for one Peter Nevill.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. How did you do?

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

  7. 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.

  8. The star maker

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

  9. Sporting elite in crossfire

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

  10. Chargers logo lambasted

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

  11. 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.

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Cricket

  1. Doctors call for cricket booze ban

    A group of doctors is calling for alcohol sponsorship of cricket to be banned, saying it is harming children.

  2. Sixers mount big comeback to beat Stars, Big Bash finalists decided

    The Sydney Sixers claim a last-gasp semi-final berth, defeating the Melbourne Stars by three wickets in the last match of the BBL regular season.

  3. Scorchers thump Canes

    Shaun Marsh finds form with the bat to help steer the Perth Scorchers to a home BBL semi-final with a seven-wicket win over the Hobart Hurricanes.

  4. Heat find a way to lose

    The Heat needed 18 off the last six balls to beat the Renegades but lost in a final over that featured two sixes, three wickets and four wides.

AFL

  1. Jarryd Roughead named Hawthorn captain following cancer recovery

    Cancer-free Jarryd Roughead will take on captaincy of the Hawks for the 2017 season.

  2. AFL player kebab store assault

    AFL player Michael Johnson makes a brief appearance in the Perth Magistrates Court accused of assaulting a man in a kebab shop.

  3. Staying put

    Brilliant forward Eddie Betts is rewarded for his stellar form since leaving Carlton, signing a three-year contract extension with the Adelaide Crows.

  4. 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.

Rugby League

  1. NRL player Kyle Lovett faces drug charges

    The NRL future of Wests Tigers forward Kyle Lovett is in limbo after being charged with drug offences.

  2. Education not to blame: NRL

    The NRL says its education process is not to blame for the latest controversy to hit the game.

  3. Sharks sign Barba

    Cronulla signs grand final-winning full-back Ben Barba only two months after his contract was terminated by the Sharks following a positive test to cocaine.

  4. Mullen in hot water

    Newcastle Knights playmaker Jarrod Mullen is banned from playing in the NRL after testing positive to anabolic steroids.

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. Glory down Victory

    A late goal from Adam Taggart gives Perth Glory a 2-1 win over the Victory in a thriller in Perth.

  2. Maclaren the saviour

    Jamie Maclaren comes off the bench to break the deadlock late as the Roar snatch all three points against the Phoenix.

  3. Sydney FC still unbeaten atop A-League after beating Adelaide

    Sydney FC stretch their unbeaten A-League streak to 16 games, notching their 12th win and 10th clean sheet to climb eight points clear at the summit.

  4. Cahill doubles up as Melbourne City beats Mariners

    Tim Cahill's double and Roy O'Donovan's red card set Melbourne City on their way to a comfortable 2-1 A-League win over Central Coast.

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