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David Warner will play his final Test when he takes the field for Australia against Pakistan at the SCG.

‘I want to leave a legacy’: How Warner learned importance of playing his way

Throughout his career, David Warner’s batting was a manifestation of his personality – except during the 2019 Ashes, where, he has revealed, Justin Langer and Steve Waugh tried to curb his natural enthusiasm.

  • by Andrew Webster

NRL

Joey Manu is regarded as the biggest free agent in the NRL.

SBW says Manu’s million-dollar rugby bid can make him an even bigger NRL asset

Sonny Bill Williams is one of few NRL players to tread the path Joey Manu is eyeing in Japan. Not only is he applauding the prospective move, Williams can see the NRL benefitting.

  • by Dan Walsh
Tyrell Sloan at Dragons training.

Why Sloan’s sacrificed Christmas sums up Flanagan’s Red V revival

Shane Flanagan spotted the Dragons’ glaring shortfall from a mile away and has spent the past two months trying to fix it. Now Tyrell Sloan is doing the same while the rest of the NRL is on break.

  • by Dan Walsh
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Insight & Analysis

‘The truth will eventually come out’: Warner reflects on Sandpapergate on eve of final Test

In the first of a two-part interview before his Test swansong at the SCG, the Australian opener talks about the impact of the ball-tampering scandal at Cape Town in 2018.

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

One code to rule them – why soccer may be the last survivor in world footy

It may take a century, but soccer is on a path to turning league, union and AFL into niche sports in Australia.

Roy Masters
Roy Masters

Sports Columnist

Why Warner the destroyer deserves a fond farewell in Sydney

I know how hard it is to do what he has done through 111 Tests, so I hope that David’s harshest critics acknowledge his talent and contribution and forgive his human frailties.

Greg Chappell
Greg Chappell

Former Australian Test batsman

Cricket

Soccer

The moment the Matildas won their FIFA Women’s World Cup quarter final against France in a penalty shoot out.

One code to rule them – why soccer may be the last survivor in world footy

It may take a century, but soccer is on a path to turning league, union and AFL into niche sports in Australia.

  • by Roy Masters
Ange Postecoglou clashed with Bournemouth staff.

‘Just wishing each other a happy new year’: Ange in heated sideline spat during Spurs win

Two more players have been added to Tottenham’s injury list after a 3-1 victory over Bournemouth kept them hot on the heels of fourth-placed Arsenal, who blew a chance to go top.

  • by Jon West

AFL

Basketball

Sydney Kings fans enjoy the Christmas Day game in 2022.

They were worried no one would show up. It became the most-watched game of the year

Sydney owner Paul Smith calls it NBL’s State of Origin. This is the story of how the Kings turned Christmas Day into game day.

  • by Iain Payten
Shannon Scott prepares to shoot for the Brisbane Bullets.

‘My own person’: NBA royalty behind quest to end championship drought

A Brisbane Bullets star never quite appreciated the enormity of the company he was in growing up. Now, that wisdom holds the key to a title charge.

  • by Nick Wright

Racing

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Top Australian junior Charlie Camus, pictured left with Alex de Minaur, has defected to France.

Top Australian tennis junior Charlie Camus defects to France

Charlie Camus was once one of Australia’s brightest tennis prospects, but he will now represent France after receiving a better offer from the rival federation.

  • by Marc McGowan
Luke Littler celebrates his quarter-final victory.

‘An absolute freak’: The 16-year-old bringing swagger to the biggest stage in world darts

Luke Littler has not only reached the world championship semi-finals at the age of just 16 – he’s done it with the priceless sporting commodity of added swagger.

  • by Jeremy Wilson and Luke Slater

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