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8:35 AM AEST | Eoin Morgan's maiden Test hundred was key to England's revival against Pakistan as they made four for 331 by stumps on the first day of their series opener at Trent Bridge on Thursday.
8:32 AM AEST | European giants Liverpool and Juventus began life under new coaches with victories in the first legs of their Europa League third qualifying round ties on Thursday.
8:24 AM AEST | Springboks rugby coach Peter de Villiers faces a misconduct charge following his outburst suggesting a conspiracy theory to help the All Blacks ahead of next year's World Cup.
3:00 AM AEST | More than 30 years of Bulldogs brutality was enough for the Rabbitohs, writes Brad Walter.
3:00 AM AEST | CRONULLA and Parramatta have been warned away from Storm halfback Cooper Cronk after new Melbourne chief executive Ron Gauci complained to the NRL about rival clubs approaching the Kangaroos and Maroons star.
3:00 AM AEST | Dan Carter is a pointscoring babe magnet who knows how to kick and chase, writes Richard Hinds.
3:00 AM AEST | HEATH GRUNDY is no different to any Swans player, official or fan. If he could make last week's 73-point loss to Melbourne disappear from the records he would. But he also knows that's not going to happen, and unless the Swans significantly improve tomorrow night at ANZ Stadium it has the potential to be even uglier.
3:00 AM AEST | BERNARD TOMIC has split with his second conditioning coach in a year, with American Yutaka Nakamura following Rudolf Sopko out Team Tomic's revolving door.
3:00 AM AEST | The older, wiser AEK star is putting his hand up for a Socceroo recall, writes Sebastian Hassett.
3:00 AM AEST | AMID all the hullabaloo over Karmichael Hunt and Israel Folau deserting rugby league for AFL, Australian rules scouts have overlooked a high-profile rugby international with strong links to the game.
3:00 AM AEST | NEGOTIATIONS for the most critical broadcasting deal in rugby league history are likely to begin early in the new year - almost two years before the current rights expire.
12:00 AM AEST | Star batsman Sachin Tendulkar hit 203 and debutant Suresh Raina made 120 as India bettered Sri Lanka's run-spree in the high-scoring second cricket Test on Thursday.
29 Jul 10 | THE glaring inconsistencies of the SANZAR citing and judiciary system were again in the spotlight last night with evidence that tackles more dangerous than the one which will put Wallabies five-eighth Quade Cooper out of Saturday night's Bledisloe Cup match have been overlooked.
29 Jul 10 | CEO of the New Zealand Rugby Union, Steve Tew, says there will be "no spiteful" reaction from his organisation after a photographer deliberately exposed the All Blacks' game plans this week.
29 Jul 10 | Perth's flagship tourism event, the Red Bull Air Race, has been cancelled after the race organisation body axed the event worldwide.
29 Jul 10 | A CHAMPIONSHIP series for Test cricket is close to fruition, with the two best nations to play a grand final possibly over six days or even until there is a result, under a proposal set to revolutionise the game.
29 Jul 10 | EVIDENCE has surfaced of Cronulla chairman Damian Irvine's attempts to unseat captain Trent Barrett and replace him with Paul Gallen as he continues to cling to power in the Sutherland Shire by his own vote.
29 Jul 10 | THE ALL BLACKS, scarred by the public backlash from failed World Cup campaigns, refuse to beat their chests over their two-year, seven-Test domination of the Wallabies because they know an Australian revival is inevitable.
29 Jul 10 | Sachin Tendulkar hit his 48th Test century to lead India's fightback in the second Test on Wednesday after Sri Lanka's new-look bowling attack ran through the top order.
29 Jul 10 | IT RAINED during the day, it rained in the lead-up and then, all through the match, it rained even more. It was so wet that even Walter Smith, a wily and tough Scotsman, decided he would stay insi
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