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  1. English football must address cash crisis: regulator

    Chair David Kogan addressed the threat of 'financial disaster' in the foreword to the draft 'State of the Game' report.

  2. 'We know': the Wallabies' new game plan for All Blacks

    Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii says the Wallabies have hatched a new game plan to topple the All Blacks but they aren't telling ahead of Bledisloe Cup II in Sydney.

  3. Record-breaking bowlers relishing it while they can

    Australia need their big four bowlers fit and firing to achieve what they want to over the next 12 months. And the early signs are good in South Africa.

  4. Young Crow left in lurch as AFL trade deadline passes

    Nick Murray has been stranded at Adelaide as Keidean Coleman, Jack Viney and Trent Rivers found new homes at the death in the AFL trade period.

  5. Tigers muzzled as epic maiden Test century earns draw

    A monumental rearguard innings spanning more than eight hours by Sediqullah Atal has earned Afghanistan a draw against Bangladesh and Atal a maiden Test ton.

  6. Rabada ready but South Africa must fix bigger problems

    Kagiso Rabada is set to return from a hamstring tear to lead South Africa's bowling attack in the second Test, but the Proteas know they have other issues.

  7. Bethell to test Australia as World Cup prep continues

    Harry Brook will lead a white-ball tour of Australia that features the return of Jacob Bethell plus newcomers Thomas Rew, 18, and Eddie Jack, 21.

  8. Renshaw had the game of his life at five. Cummins says he could open next Test

    Pat Cummins has hinted that Matt Renshaw may be on the move back up the order, as the victorious tourists stressed their desire for a flexible batting line-up.

  9. Tyro's second cup century on the bounce earns Bulls win

    Queensland are off the mark in the One-Day Cup, but Western Australia remain pointless, after Hugh Weibgen's 103 led the visitors to victory in Perth.

  10. Trump Slobbers Over Another Dude’s Body In Bromantic Aside At Ohio Rally

    The president again strayed into physique worship during a speech that also mentioned a “beautiful” WNBA player who could sell tickets with her looks.