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Tom Trbojevic has kept his team in the contest.

‘I was pretty rattled by the last injury’: Trbojevic accepts shift to centres for Manly return

The Sea Eagles star has been running at full speed for the past couple of weeks as he returns from a hamstring injury, and joined teammates at training on Saturday.

  • by Christian Nicolussi

NRL

Matt Arthur has been a standout in NSW Cup this season.

‘He’s wanted this forever’: After the father’s fall, the son rises

Matt Arthur will debut for Parramatta, just five weeks after the club sacked his father – but Brad could not be prouder of his “clone”.

  • by Christian Nicolussi

The art of gnaw: Niggling opponents is a dark art, but does it work?

Most evidence in sport is anecdotal. Anything beyond that would be a rigorous, perhaps impossible, undertaking for social scientists. But some have tried.

  • by Emma Kemp
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Insight & Analysis

Another T20 tournament has come and gone. This one had a benefit

The rise of Afghanistan provided a rare moment to remember from the bubble gum form of cricket.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

Forget it, Jake. It’s Chinatown (and Origin)

After two Origin games, it’s getting harder to see exactly what playing role Michael Maguire has in mind for his captain. But would the Blues coach be game to leave Jake Trbojevic out for the decider? Inconceivable.

Malcolm Knox
Malcolm Knox

Journalist, author and columnist

NSW played a perfect 40 minutes of football. Can they do it for 80 in Brisbane?

NSW made only one error in the opening half, as close as any side will ever come to rugby league perfection.

Adrian Proszenko
Adrian Proszenko

Chief Rugby League Reporter

Cricket

Soccer

Lewis Miller fouls Son Heung-min in the Asian Cup quarter-final.

Despite World Cup expansion, this will be no cakewalk for Socceroos

But for a total of 3.35 FIFA ranking points, Australia could have had a much easier road to the 2026 World Cup. Instead, they are facing a familiar, but no less formidable challenge.

  • by Vince Rugari

Postecoglou lures A-League double act to join Tottenham staff

Nick Montgomery and Sergio Raimundo, who guided the Central Coast Mariners to last year’s A-League title, have become Ange Postecoglou’s newest understudies at the Premier League club.

  • by Vince Rugari

AFL

Basketball

LeBron James, left, poses with his son Bronny in 2019.
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NBA

LeBron James, son Bronny to play together at Lakers after draft move

No father-son duo has ever played alongside each other in the NBA before but that will soon change after 19-year-old Bronny James was picked up by his famous father’s team.

  • by Rory Carroll
Australian basketballer Johnny Furphy at the NBA Draft on Thursday AEST.
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NBA

‘A steal’: Late twist as Australian draft prospect realises dream

The NBA dream of Melbourne-born Johnny Furphy has been realised, but only after another shock move during the second round of the NBA draft on Friday morning.=

  • by Jon Pierik and Roy Ward

Racing

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Alex De Minaur’s forehand is now a formidable weapon.
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To the fore: The new weapon that helped de Minaur crack world’s top 10

He’s always had speed. He’s always had a backhand. This year, Alex de Minaur has made minor improvements to another part of his game – and it’s had major results.

  • by Craig O'Shannessy
Matt Temple is a fan of chickens ... in and out of the pool

The Olympic swimmer who chases a rubber chicken in the pool

You’ve heard of greyhounds chasing fake rabbits around a racetrack. Wait until you see how Matt Temple has been training for the Olympics in Paris.

  • by Tom Decent

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