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How high can Matt Burton kick a bomb? 16 Nelsons and 1 Toovey

Clint Gutherson should not be ashamed for dropping a Matt Burton bomb on Monday – two top scientists worked out just how high his kick soared. It’s frightening.

  • by Christian Nicolussi

NRL

Latrell Mitchell will try to nail  his final NSW audition Friday night.

‘Madge would be stupid not to pick him’: Tuqiri weighs in on Latrell debate

Lote Tuqiri will give his old coach Michael Maguire some selection advice at South Sydney’s 10-year premiership reunion on Saturday … but hopes he doesn’t take it.

  • by Christian Nicolussi
Big talent: Young playmaker Lachlan Galvin.

Galvin commits his future to the Wests Tigers

Despite discussing a release from the club, the boom youngster has decided he wants to stay with the club.

  • by Adrian Proszenko and Adam Pengilly
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Insight & Analysis

Our cricketers play to win, even if it means giving the old enemy a second chance

A mischievous suggestion that Australia could manipulate results to squeeze England out of the World Cup has prompted apoplexy. It’s unlikely to happen.

Greg Baum
Greg Baum

Sports columnist

One way to make sure Origin is not ruined again – stop hitting people in the head

The Origin contest might have been ruined, but the NRL can’t go soft on acts of foul play.

Andrew Johns
Andrew Johns

League columnist

‘Grit greater than gift’: How Federer made hard work look easy

Roger Federer was always cool on court, but no one saw the hard work he put in to look that way.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Cricket

Soccer

An injured Sam Kerr celebrated the Women’s Super League title with her Chelsea teammates.

Jokester Kerr pranks Chelsea fans, hints at quitting club before re-signing until 2026

In an unusual re-signing announcement, Chelsea first posted a video on their social media account in which an emotional Kerr appeared to be saying goodbye to the club.

  • by Anna Harrington
Tony Popovic is departing as Melbourne Victory coach.

Melbourne Victory search for coach as Tony Popovic exits

The former Socceroos defender spent three seasons at Victory, leading the club to an Australia Cup title as well as an A-League Men semi-final and grand final.

AFL

Basketball

West turns out for the Lakers against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden during the 1970s. His silhouette is widely accepted to be the inspiration for the NBA’s logo.

Genuine icon: Jerry West, inspiration for NBA’s famous logo, dies at 86

The Los Angeles Clippers, where he worked as an executive, confirmed West’s death, saying the 14-time All-Star died peacefully with his wife Karen by his side.

  • by Steve Keating
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Exum’s dunk: Best play by an Aussie in NBA finals since Mills a decade ago?

The Celtics are 3-0 up in the NBA Finals and will chase a series sweep over Dallas in game four on Saturday as questions remain about why Dante Exum didn’t see the court again following his highlight dunk in the first quarter.

  • by Roy Ward

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Kyle Chalmers waves to the crowd after his 100m freestyle win on Thursday evening.

Chalmers qualifies for third Olympics after injury from too much time on couch

Kyle Chalmers hurt his back so badly earlier this month he thought he wouldn’t be able to swim at Olympics trials. After four cortisone injections, he was able to get on the blocks.

  • by Tom Decent
Cody Simpson after his heat in the men’s 100m freestyle on Thursday.

Simpson swam fast enough to make Australia’s Olympic team. He was in the wrong race

Cody Simpson missed Thursday’s 100m freestyle final but swam a massive personal best that would have been quick enough to sneak him into a relay team in Paris.

  • by Tom Decent

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