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Jack Steele is not a fan of the AFL’s new man on the mark rule.

‘It would be nice to have some sort of say’: AFL’s youngest skipper critical of new rules

Players might not like rule changes but they admit they will adjust, with some even conceding game might improve as a spectacle as a result.

  • by Owen Leonard, Michael Gleeson and Peter Ryan

AFL

May after his collision is taken from the field.

‘Ensure every precaution taken’: May concussed, not locked in for round one

May was taken from the field looking groggy in the final term after colliding with Bulldogs ruckman Tim English and the club has not set a return-to-play date. 

  • by Anthony Colangelo
Carlton star Eddie Betts.

‘A long way to go’: All AFL clubs can learn from Collingwood racism report, says Betts

Carlton star Eddie Betts says Amazon’s Making Their Mark documentary will reveal the impact racism has on him and his family.

  • by Peter Ryan
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Insight & Analysis

Running the risk: NRL’s need for speed could put brakes on excitement

Roy Masters
Roy Masters

Welcome to the season of “clockball,” the new game invented by the ARLC’s ultra-innovative chairman Peter V’landys.

Kohli’s India on track for Waugh-like dynasty

Simon Briggs

The comparisons with peak-period Australia are inescapable. Whatever the rankings may say, India have inherited the Baggy Greens’ mantle as Test cricket’s apex predators.

Cronk’s stinging critique proves he’s not one of them

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

There are only two types of footballers turned commentators: those who don’t get it, and those who do. Cronk gets it.

Soccer

Rhyan Grant scored a goal and had a hand in another on a landmark night.
Sydney 2 Western United 0
Match report

Milestone man Grant scores as Sydney FC stops the rot with much-needed win

The Socceroo celebrated his 200th A-League game with a goal that essentially sealed all three points for the reigning champions on Wednesday night.

  • by Vince Rugari
Sergio Oliveira celebrates after scoring a crucial late goal against Juventus.

Juventus crash out of Champions League after extra-time thriller against Porto

The Portuguese side will be joined in the quarter-finals by Borussia Dortmund, whose 2-2 draw with Sevilla was enough for an aggregate victory over two legs.

  • by Staff

Racing

Tennis

Novak Djokovic has broken Roger Federer’s record for most weeks as world No.1.

Djokovic breaks Federer’s record for most weeks as ATP No.1

The Serbian star has just started his 311th week at top spot in the men’s rankings, one more than the previous record held by Roger Federer.

  • by Howard Fendrich
Roger Federer at last year’s Australian Open.

‘Is the knee going to hold up? I’m not sure’: Federer’s fear before comeback

The 39-year-old is preparing for his first match since the 2020 Australian Open, when he takes on either Dan Evans or Jeremy Chardy in Doha on Wednesday.

  • by Staff

NRL

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Meg Lanning’s Australian cricket team celebrate winning the Twenty20 World Cup.

Instead of removing it, let’s celebrate the W in sport

Meg Lanning’s push to remove the W is understandable. But it would be sad if the only way to gender equality was to suppress rather than celebrate difference.

  • by Greg Baum
Luna Rossa leads Team New Zealand during race two in Auckland on Wednesday.

A tale of two starts, America’s Cup all square after day one

Team New Zealand won the first race by 31 seconds but Jimmy Spithill’s Italian challengers Luna Rossa charged back to take the second by seven seconds.

  • by Nick Mulvenney

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