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  • Socceroos nick it at the death
    Australia pulled off a last-gasp 1-0 victory over Bahrain in a lively Asian Zone Group One clash in Manama this morning to take another huge step closer to the 2010 World Cup finals.
  • Gabba Test set back by storm damage
    Damaging storms in Brisbane overnight are expected to delay the start of the first Test between Australia and New Zealand at the Gabba today.
  • Players Association fuming at Cousins snub
    AFL Players Association (AFLPA) chief executive Brendon Gale says he is disappointed he was not consulted about the drug testing conditions attached to Ben Cousins's return to the game.
  • Smith, Amla put Bangladesh to the sword
    Graeme Smith and Hashim Amla hit unbeaten centuries as South Africa punished Bangladesh's bowling attack on the first day of the first Test overnight in Bloemfontein.
  • Pantelis suffers injury setback
    Adelaide United midielder Lucas Pantelis will be sidelined for up to six weeks with a knee injury.
  • Kiwis want more than glimpses from Benji
    New Zealand coach Stephen Kearney is not pinning all his World Cup final plans on Benji Marshall but he is hoping the playmaker can turn on more of his magic on Saturday night.
  • Haydos flags possible Test retirement
    Australian opener Matthew Hayden says there is a chance this week's Test match at the Gabba against New Zealand could be his last in front of his home crowd.
  • Bulls overpower dismal Blues
    Queensland has beaten New South Wales by 24 runs in their domestic one day cricket match at the Sydney Cricket ground tonight.
  • Jets' sponsor logo causing hassles in NZ
    The Newcastle Jets have been warned they will not be able to play in their team strips when they take on the Wellington Phoenix in New Zealand this weekend.
  • Armstrong fears attack on Tour de France return
    Lance Armstrong has revealed that he fears being attacked by spectators when he makes his return to the Tour de France next year.
  • Deans tweaks Wallabies scrum for France clash
    Australian coach Robbie Deans has made three changes, all in the pack, to his line-up for the Test match against France at the Stade de France on Saturday.
  • The Shark bitten hard by US property market
    Australian golf champion Greg Norman has fallen victim to America's sagging real estate market, losing a staggering $US17.5 million ($26.81 million) on his Florida mansion.