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  1. ‘I’d only do it for Cheik’: Lebanon’s secret weapon to silence home PNG crowd

    Lebanon coach Michael Cheika has recruited his former Wallabies general Will Genia to help the Cedars negotiate their Rugby League World Cup opener in Port Moresby.

  2. Why a cricket cult hero from across the ditch is coming for one of our biggest races

    Mark Greatbatch once took two days to make a Test hundred. He hopes to take less than three minutes to win a Caulfield Cup.

  3. Dodgers Player Calls Out MLB, TV Networks For Airing 'Soft Porn Ads' During Playoffs

    “This is America’s pastime. Parents shouldn’t have to worry about this.”

  4. Boland bids for recall as ‘Rolls-Royce’ Rabada firms for return against Australia

    South Africa have swung the selection axe as they consider recalling spearhead Kagiso Rabada for the second Test on Sunday.

  5. Australia's old rival firing up for South Africa return

    South Africa hope Kagiso Rabada can be the spark to put them back in the series against Australia, with their key quick back firing ahead of the second Test.

  6. Son of a gun's special goal shoots Reds to Thai win

    Ethan Alagich has come up trumps with a brilliant individual goal to earn Adelaide United a 2-1 win in their Asian Champions League Two clash in Thailand.

  7. ‘Lot of discomfort’: Ponga has suspected broken arm as Walsh, Bostock break Kiwi hearts

    Kalyn Ponga was sent for scans after a Reece Walsh blinder and Jack Bostock hat-trick sealed a memorable World Cup win for Australia.

  8. Green back batting, but second Test is too soon

    Cameron Green has been all but ruled out of Australia's second Test against South Africa, with the allrounder only returning to light duties at training.

  9. Why Gillingham’s fringe players face an uphill battle to break through

    Gillingham’s fringe players put in an impressive showing in midweek but manager Gareth Ainsworth is unlikely to tinker much with a winning formula.

  10. Error-strewn Italian star beaten by Brit in Wuhan shock

    Jasmine Paolini has suffered a humbling defeat in the quarter-finals of the Wuhan Open to British comeback player Sonay Kartal.