Former Australian spearhead Mitchell Johnson has tipped successor Mitchell Starc to finish with more than 400 wickets when his Test career is done.
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The 17 survivors from the NSL to the A-League
And then there were 17. That’s all we’ve got left from those players who crossed the great divide from “old soccer” to “new football”. Eleven seasons into the A-League, just 17 players remain who played in the old National Soccer League.
Patty Mills steps up in NBA starting role for San Antonio Spurs
Patty Mills has made the most of his starting opportunity, scoring 18 points in San Antonio’s 98-79 win over New Orleans.
Kerem Bulut dropped from Western Sydney Wanderers squad for training ground issues
The Wanderers dropped Kerem Bulut from the match-day squad hours before kick-off after disappointing training ground performances.
Melbourne Cup 2016: Internationals talking tough as punters remain baffled
The tough-talking connections of the Melbourne Cup’s international runners have between them boasted of beating the handicapper and arriving armed with the best European credentials. But punters still remain baffled.
Soccer: Valeri out and Troisi to return for Victory clash with Phoenix
Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat will be without captain Carl Valeri for the visit of Wellington Phoenix on Monday night, but will regain the services of creative midfielder James Troisi.
Cleveland Indians close in on World Series win against Chicago Cubs
The Cleveland Indians are one win away from clinching their first World Series since 1948 after taking a 3-1 lead against the Chicago Cubs.
Rhiannan Iffland dives to glory to become Australia's newest world champion
Australian wildcard Rhiannan Iffland has stormed to victory at the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series finale in Dubai, taking home the coveted King Kahekili Trophy.
Nick Kyrgios' ATP ban set to be shortened
Nick Kyrgios is set for a reprieve, with his ATP Tour ban expected to be slashed.
Harness racing: Trainer with underworld links at centre of EPA track-glass probe
A harness racing trainer with links to underworld figures is at the centre of an Environment Protection Authority investigation into the use of crushed glass on trotting tracks across Victoria.