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Nathan Cleary celebrates the winning try.

Nathan Cleary wins games – then cleans the dressing sheds

If you need a hint as to why it’s Penrith first, Melbourne second and daylight third in the NRL, look no further than this.

  • by Adrian Proszenko

NRL

Mark Nawaqanitawase in Roosters kit.
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‘I’m doing this for him’: The heartbreak driving Roosters recruit Nawaqanitawase

An Olympics appearance and a cross-code switch aren’t the only reasons the past few weeks have been an emotional rollercoaster for Mark Nawaqanitawase.

  • by Adrian Proszenko
Valentine Holmes is set to reunite with Shane Flanagan.

Flanagan lands his biggest signing with Holmes to exit Cowboys

St George Illawarra have landed their biggest name since Shane Flanagan’s arrival with Valentine Holmes agreeing to a rich deal to join the Dragons, while another star is considering his future.

  • by Adam Pengilly and Dan Walsh
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Insight & Analysis

I am Raygun. You are Raygun. We are all Raygun!

Haters gonna hate. But here’s why we should all be Dr Rachael Gunn.

Peter FitzSimons
Peter FitzSimons

Columnist and author

The good, bad and stinky of the Paris Games

That was real, Paris. And different. How should we remember these Games now that they’re done and won?

Andrew Webster
Andrew Webster

Chief Sports Writer

Wallabies are on the canvas and there’s no easy way back up.

The resounding defeat to South Africa on Saturday exposed the scale of the gap between Australia and the world’s best. It’s hard to see it closing any time soon.

Paul Cully
Paul Cully

Rugby columnist

Cricket

Soccer

Brazilian striker Gustavo celebrates one of his many goals this season for Shanghai Port.

This is the highest-scoring team the world has seen. And they’re coached by an Aussie

Kevin Muscat’s first season at Shanghai Port is on track to break all sorts of records – and elevate his standing as Australia’s best coaching export since Ange Postecoglou.

  • by Vince Rugari
Brazil's Marta runs during the Women's World Cup round of 16 soccer match between France and Brazil at the Oceane stadium in Le Havre, France, Sunday, June 23, 2019. (AP Photo/Francisco Seco)

They called her ‘Pele in skirts’. Now they call Marta by her name

Whether or not Brazil win Olympic gold on Saturday, the player who has been a giant for her nation and global women’s soccer will retire a legend of the sport.

  • by Emma Kemp

AFL

Basketball

Steph Curry roars after nailing a three-point shot.

Curry hits four three-pointers in two minutes to lead America to gold

The French got to within three points with three minutes remaining, then Steph Curry did what only Steph Curry does.

  • by Michael Chammas
Isobel Borlase broke through for the Opals.

The Opals’ best hope is bronze – yet there are clear silver linings

The Opals were comprehensively handled by Team USA in their semi-final in Paris. But there’s still hope for excitement, beginning with a debutant.

  • by Konrad Marshall

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Alexei Popyrin is all smiles after winning the Montreal Masters.

Australian Alexei Popyrin wins Montreal Masters 1000, defeats Andrey Rublev in straight sets

In a massive result for Australian tennis, Alexei Popyrin held his nerve to dispatch the world No.6, Russian Andrey Rublev, in the final of the Montreal Masters 1000 tournament.

  • by Greg Dundas
Luke Littler’s life has changed profoundly within eight months.

Dart of sharpness: How teen star Luke Littler hit the bullseye

The 17-year-old Brit, a rugby league fan who has turned darts into a sexy sport, will compete at the Australian Darts Masters in Wollongong this weekend.

  • by Emma Kemp

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