Dragons co-captain Creagh undergoes surgery

Knee surgery will see Ben Creagh sidelined and the St George Illawarra Dragons will have to make do without their co-captain.

Australia's cunning plan to re-claim Ashes dominance with Duke ball trial

Cricket Australia plans to trial Dukes cricket balls during the 2016-17 Sheffield Shield season.

Sam Burgess' return date confirmed

South Sydney Rabbitohs star Sam Burgess will make his return from a neck injury in Thursday's NRL clash against the Manly Sea Eagles.

Lionel Messi meet-and-greet proves elusive for President Obama, daughters

President Barack Obama's daughters have been unable to meet Argentina and Barcelona soccer superstar Lionel Messi.

A-League Review: Victory held, Glory win again

As Melbourne Victory were held by the Newcastle Jets, Perth Glory continued their fine A-League form.

Day in control of Arnold Palmer Invitational

World number three Jason Day is in control at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, holding a two-shot lead at the halfway point.

Warriors rally late to deny Suns

The Warriors' 45 straight home wins

After breaking the Chicago Bulls' NBA record for consecutive home wins in the NBA, we look back at the Golden State Warriors' run.

WADA: Meldonium used to enhance performance

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) explained its decision to add Meldonium to its prohibited list.

Adam Scott wins second consecutive tournament

Aussie Adam Scott's hot form has continued, taking out the WGC-Cadillac Championship in Florida.

Australia told to drop 'ego' in South Africa

Aaron Finch has told Australia's batsmen they must be smarter in their second Twenty20 against South Africa.

Australian fast-bowling stocks take another hit

Peter Siddle is set for a long spell out of cricket due to a stress fracture in the Australia paceman's back.

Socceroos to host Greece in June double-header

Australia will host Greece in two international friendlies in June, with the first game to be played in Sydney.

Why Australia are in danger of going down in New Zealand

Brendon McCullum farewells international cricket as New Zealand look for a response against Australia in the second Test.

Team success v personal glory in final Test: McCullum makes a call

Brendon McCullum refuses to look any further ahead than the second Test against Australia as he prepares for his final international outing.

Australia complete comprehensive win in New Zealand

New Zealand slumped to a heavy loss against Australia as the tourists completed their victory in the first Test on day four.

Spurs see off Mavs

The Cleveland Cavaliers went down in the last second in the NBA, while the San Antonio Spurs won again.

Serena makes it 18-straight over Sharapova

For the 18th consecutive time, Serena Williams proved too good for Maria Sharapova as she advanced to the Australian Open semi-finals.

Match fixing claims continue to plague Australian Open

After allegations of suspected match-fixing at the Australian Open, Tennis Australia said it would keep working with authorities.

Serena powers into third round

Hsieh Su-wei was no match for Serena Williams as the world number one cruised to a second-round win at the Australian Open.

Raonic laments 's***ty' timing

The timing of reports into alleged match-fixing in tennis displeased Milos Raonic at the Australian Open.

Australian Open diary

Our daily diary from Melbourne Park rounds up a number of talking points to have emerged on day one of the Australian Open.

Hewitt to receive fitting farewell that once seemed so unlikely

When Lleyton Hewitt bows out of the Australian Open for a final time, he will be greeted by a positive ovation that once seemed so unlikely.

Australia add Hastings to ODI squad

All-rounder Mitchell Marsh is being rested for game two of Australia's series against India, replaced by John Hastings.

Why Lehmann is ready for an early Dave Warner departure

Pattinson breaks through as rain washes away day two

NBA Review

Jimmy Butler produced a huge performance for the Chicago Bulls, while the Atlanta Hawks were beaten in the NBA.

Paris, Boland included for ODIs

Australia have included Joel Paris and Scott Boland in their one-day international squad for meetings with India.

Hazlewood dismisses injury concerns

Warriors bounce back

Russell Westbrook starred for the Oklahoma City Thunder as the Golden State Warriors got the job done without Steph Curry.

What saved Joe Burns from being dropped?

Unlucky Marsh punted for Khawaja

Wawrinka has moved on - Kyrgios

Stan Wawrinka and Nick Kyrgios have started to patch up their differences at the International Premier Tennis League.

Gayle eyeing shock Test return

Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse for the West Indies...

Curtly Ambrose: We can beat under pressure Australia

Holder, West Indies await criticism

After a humbling loss in a tour match, Jason Holder said he knew West Indies would be questioned.

More FIFA officials arrested

FIFA officials have reportedly been arrested on Thursday as investigations into the governing body continue.

Berisha extends Victory stay

Warriors go 18-0, James Cavs' hero

LeBron James produced the game-winner for the Cleveland Cavaliers as the Golden State Warriors stayed unbeaten in the NBA.

Extent of Starc's injury revealed

Australia bowling coach Craig McDermott said Mitchell Starc's foot injury was not as bad as initially feared.

Jones holds off Spieth in Sydney

Jordan Spieth was unable to defend his Australian Open title as Matt Jones claimed victory in Sydney.

Klitschko calls for Fury rematch

Another Wladimir Klitschko-Tyson Fury bout is on the cards, according to the beaten Ukrainian.

Fury: I'll match Ali's charisma

Tyson Fury wants to be the most charismatic champion since Muhammad Ali after his win on Saturday.

Lomu to be remembered at Eden Park

All Blacks great Jonah Lomu will be remembered at a public memorial service at Eden Park.

'I can achieve more' - Djokovic

After an amazing year was completed with yet another title, Novak Djokovic said he could do even better.

Why Adelaide is perfect for the pink ball Test

The Adelaide Oval is the ideal location for the first day-night Test, according to Australia's Steve O'Keefe.

Phil Waugh acknowledges McCaw as best ever

Former Wallaby Phil Waugh described Richie McCaw as the greatest ever rugby player.

Australia replace Johnson and Khawaja

James Pattinson and Shaun Marsh are into the Australia squad for the day-night third Test against New Zealand.

McDermott backs Johnson retirement call

Mitchell Starc has already replaced the retiring Mitchell Johnson, according to Craig McDermott.

Belgium-Spain match postponed

The friendly at the Stade Roi Baudouin between Belgium and Spain has been postponed amid safety fears following the Paris terror attacks.

Cousins guides Kings past Raptors

​The Oklahoma City Thunder suffered a surprise NBA loss as the Sacramento Kings overcame the Toronto Raptors.

Taylor breaks record with 290

Ross Taylor made the highest ever score by a visiting batsman to Australia with a fine innings.

Federer annoyed by early pressure

Expectations were too high for Roger Federer but he still managed to open his ATP World Tour Finals campaign with a win.

Bucks end Cavs' run, Warriors rally

The Golden State Warriors survived a scare in the NBA as the Cleveland Cavaliers' winning streak came to an end.

Djokovic: His year in numbers

After an incredible year, world number one Novak Djokovic is favourite heading into the ATP World Tour Finals.

Leckie ruled out of AUS qualifiers

Mathew Leckie will miss Australia's upcoming World Cup qualifiers due to illness.

Kiwis back themselves on bouncy deck

After being pummelled by Australia in the first Test, Neil Wagner backed New Zealand's bowlers to respond.

Burgess: I'm here to stay

Sam Burgess wants a long-term stay at the South Sydney Rabbitohs after arriving back in Australia on Wednesday.

Lehmann considers Australia changes

Despite Australia's huge win over New Zealand, the hosts may still make changes for the second Test.

McCullum confident over Southee

Tim Southee is likely to be fit and ready for New Zealand's second Test against Australia.

Smith disappointed by Starc throw

Mitchell Starc needs to find different ways to deal with his frustration, according to Australia captain Steve Smith.

Australia thrash New Zealand

Australia's bowlers completed the job in Brisbane as the hosts thrashed New Zealand in the first Test.

Spiranovic to miss AUS qualifiers

Matthew Spiranovic has been ruled out of Australia's World Cup qualifiers against Kyrgyzstan and Bangladesh.

Australia dominate Kiwis in Brisbane

Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc delivered late blows as Australia dominated New Zealand on day two of the first Test at the Gabba.

McGrath backs Smith as captain

Steve Smith will be a fine Australia captain, according to former paceman Glenn McGrath.

Starc lauded ahead of first Test

As Australia and New Zealand prepare for the first Test, Mitchell Starc has been talked up.

One big omission in Australia's side to face New Zealand

Peter Siddle has been left out of Australia's XI for the first Test against New Zealand, with Josh Hazlewood winning the battle for the final spot in Australia's pace attack.

Payne slams critics after Melb Cup

After riding Prince of Penzance to an historic win at the Melbourne Cup, jockey Michelle Payne had a message for her critics.

Prince of Penzance wins Melb Cup

Ridden by Michelle Payne, Prince of Penzance claimed a surprise win in the Melbourne Cup.

Cheika: There's no pressure on us

As Australia prepare for the Rugby World Cup final, coach Michael Cheika played down talks of pressure.

Is Scott Sio 100% fit for the World Cup Final?

After being named in Australia's line-up for the Rugby World Cup final, Scott Sio said he was fit and ready.

Shock Aussie opener selection as Marsh misses out

A shock selection will see a new partner for David Warner as Shaun Marsh remains on the outer.

Burgess takes leave as Rabbitohs link grows stronger

The South Sydney Rabbitohs would not be drawn on reports linking them to former star Sam Burgess after the England international was granted leave by his Premiership club Bath.

Warner will be troubled by thumb for rest of career

A thumb injury is likely to be a worry for David Warner for the remainder of his career, the opener said on Tuesday.

The most frightening Sheffield Shield team ever

This Sheffield Shield team would stand a good chance against most international sides...

Wallabies ignore 'irrelevant' All Blacks record

The Wallabies are ignoring their "irrelevant" recent record against the All Blacks ahead of the World Cup final.

Carter eager for World Cup final

After injury saw him miss out in 2011, Dan Carter is thrilled to be part of the New Zealand team in the Rugby World Cup decider.

Burns, Khawaja star in Canberra

Taking their chances against New Zealand were Joe Burns and Usman Khawaja, making tons.

Adam Voges slams pink ball

Adam Voges was critical of the pink ball used during New Zealand's tour match against the Prime Minister's XI.

Khawaja, Marsh urged to impress

A tour match against New Zealand shapes as an opportunity for Usman Khawaja and Shaun Marsh to impress Australia selectors.

Hansen hails 'special' All Blacks

After thrashing France at the Rugby World Cup, New Zealand were praised by coach Steve Hansen.

Marquez wins, Lorenzo gains ground in Australia

Jorge Lorenzo closed the gap to Valentino Rossi, but Marc Marquez won the Australian MotoGP.

French coach takes full responsibility for embarrassing loss

Philippe Saint-Andre took the blame for France's loss to New Zealand at the Rugby World Cup.

Mets overcome Cubs, Royals rally

The Kansas City Royals took a step closer to the MLB World Series, while the New York Mets also won.

Warriors-Lakers called off early

The Charlotte Hornets stayed perfect in the NBA preseason, while the Golden State Warriors' game was brought to an early end.

Prize money increase for Australian Open

The prize pool for the 2016 Australian Open has increased as Lleyton Hewitt's wildcard was confirmed.

Warner hoping to face New Zealand

Yet to make his return from a thumb injury, David Warner is still eyeing Australia's first Test against New Zealand.

Spieth, Johnson keep USA ahead

Tight foursomes on Saturday left the Presidents Cup delicately poised as United States maintained their one-point lead.

Klopp lays down law at Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp is laying down the law to his players and he wants Liverpool to be a pressing team creating their own style.

Cheika wants Wallabies improvement

The Wallabies may have secured their last-eight spot at the Rugby World Cup, but Michael Cheika said there was still room for improvement.

Cheika hails match-winner Foley

Bernard Foley's huge points haul surprised Michael Cheika as the Wallabies coach praised his fly-half.

Moore proud of Wallabies

After reaching the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals, captain Stephen Moore was delighted with his Australia team.

Wallabies make 14 changes

Michael Cheika has returned to the Wallabies who opened their Rugby World Cup as his side prepare to face England.

Ronaldo was all tricks - Ferdinand

Rio Ferdinand said his former Manchester United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo has gone from show pony to greatness.

Ronaldinho a free agent

Just over two months into his stay, two-time FIFA World Player of the Year Ronaldinho has left Fluminense.

Day fades as Stenson, Speith duke it out

A two-under 68 has seen Henrik Stenson take control of the Tour Championship and FedEx Cup.

Nayacalevu out of World Cup

Waisea Nayacalevu has been ruled out of the Rugby World Cup and will return to club side Stade Francais.

Cummins out of Bangladesh tour

Pat Cummins is injured once more and will miss Australia's tour of Bangladesh.

Jones wants Samoa-Springboks 'UFC fight'

Eddie Jones is desperate for the South Africa-Samoa game to be a brutal physical battle at the Rugby World Cup.

Cheika unconcerned by bonus points

Despite missing out on a bonus point against Fiji, Australia coach Michael Cheika said earning a victory was the most important thing.

Preview: Wallabies v Fiji

Australia coach Michael Cheika insists he had no choice but to choose Michael Hooper and David Pocock in his starting XV for Wednesday's Rugby World Cup clash against Fiji on Thursday (1:45am AEST)

Du Plessis: Springboks can win World Cup

Despite their stunning loss to Japan at the Rugby World Cup, South Africa can go all the way – according to Morne Du Plessis.

Tevez sorry for leg-breaking tackle

The former Juventus and Manchester City striker caused a serious injury to an opposing midfielder and insisted that he did not intend to injure the player

Day still cruising in Illinois

Australian Jason Day failed to live up to his opening two rounds, but he is still well clear at the BMW PGA Championship.

Haddin to be appointed in coaching role

Retired wicketkeeper Brad Haddin is set to head into coaching in the Australia setup.

Australia in "Pool of Opportunity" says Gregan

Australia should welcome their difficult pool at the Rugby World Cup, according to George Gregan.

Federer hits back at Boris Becker

Roger Federer has hit back at Boris Becker after the German six time Grand Slam champion called his bold new chip and charge return strategy disrespectful.

Warner out of Bangladesh tour

In what was due to be his first series as Test vice-captain, David Warner will miss Australia's tour of Bangladesh.

Fitzpatrick backs All Blacks

New Zealand will relish the chance to make history at the Rugby World Cup, former All Black Sean Fitzpatrick said.

Anderson stuns Murray at US Open

Brit Andy Murray's US Open is over after a loss to Kevin Anderson in the fourth round at Flushing Meadows.

Australia add Hastings, Handscomb

Peter Handscomb could make his Australia debut and John Hastings is back for the ODI series in England.

Wallabies fine-tune World Cup preparation in USA

Michael Cheika's Wallabies get a last chance to impress as they face United States.

Tomic saves match points to down Hewitt

Bernard Tomic battled past former US Open champion Lleyton Hewitt to end the Australian veteran's last Flushing Meadows singles campaign.

Manchester City warning for Red Devil Martial

Manchester United new signing Anthony Martial needs to adjust to his huge price tag and the Premier League, his France team-mate and Manchester City rival Eliaquim Mangala said.

Video: Kyrgios falls at first US Open hurdle

Nick Kyrgios certainly provided a lot of entertainment for the Flushing Meadows crowd, but he could not capitalise as he bowed out of the US Open in the first round.

Jedinak ruled out for Socceroos

Injured skipper Mile Jedinak was one of three changes to the Australia squad for upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

Toomua backs surprise Wallabies selections

Australia playmaker Matt Toomua lauded the Wallabies' versatility after their Rugby World Cup squad was named on Friday.

Horwill, White left out of squad

Australia coach Michael Cheika left former captain James Horwill out of his Rugby World Cup squad.

Hewitt receives US Open wildcard

Americans were well rewarded as US Open wildcards were granted, with Lleyton Hewitt set for another appearance at the grand slam.

McIlroy: Spieth deserves top spot

Rory McIlroy said Jordan Spieth deserved his spot as the world's number one golfer.

Tennis Australia stands by Kyrgios

Nick Kyrgios' girlfriend sledge to Stan Wawrinka has led to a second fine and ATP investigation.

Bogut lost confidence during Finals

In an exclusive chat with NBA Australia, Andrew Bogut revealed that he lost confidence during The Finals.

Cooper starts as one of six changes

Despite beating the All Blacks last time out, the Wallabies have made six changes to their starting team.

Smith captains new-look Australia

Joe Burns and Ashton Agar are among the inclusions in Australia's squad for upcoming limited-overs matches.

A-League players could strike over pay dispute

A players' strike is a possibility after the body for Australia's players was left unrecognised by Football Federation Australia.

Gillespie backs Smith, Lehmann

Steve Smith and Darren Lehmann can and should lead Australia's rebuild, according to Jason Gillespie.

Clarke slams 'load of s***' report on player disharmony

After a report of off-field turmoil surfaced, Australia captain Michael Clarke dismissed them as a "load of s***".

Starc laments Australia execution

As the Ashes slip away, speedster Mitchell Starc said Australia had underperformed.

Mayweather defends choice of opponent for last fight

Criticised for choosing Andre Berto as his opponent, Floyd Mayweather Jr defended himself on Thursday.

Court orders German football fans to wear rivals kit as punishment

In perhaps their worst nightmare, two 1860 Munich fans had to buy Bayern merchandise.

Rodgers: $69.4million signing is a 'bargain' buy

Christian Benteke is worth more than the $69.4million Liverpool paid for him, according to Brendan Rodgers.

Day wins Canadian Open

A 21-foot birdie putt on the final hole helped Jason Day to victory at the Canadian Open.

Australia calls for investigation into two Olympic events

Australia want events from the 1980 and 1948 Olympic Games investigated.

Spieth to defend in Australia

After a memorable round to win the Australian Open last year, Jordan Spieth's return to Sydney has been confirmed.

Improving Rogers could play third Test

Chris Rogers' condition is improving and the Australia opener has been cleared of serious damage.

Lowy undergoes brain surgery after grand final fall

Likely from his scary fall at the A-League grand final, Football Federation Australia chairman Frank Lowy has needed brain surgery.

Genia, Horne out of Wallabies squad

Injuries have ruled Rob Horne and Will Genia out of Australia's trip to Argentina in the Rugby Championship.

Former Formula One driver Jules Bianchi dead at 25

Jules Bianchi has died at the age of 25 nine months after his accident at the Japanese Grand Prix last year.

Official: Gasol re-signs

Marc Gasol is set to finish his career with the Memphis Grizzlies after re-signing on Monday.

Wade's Heat re-signing confirmed

As the New York Knicks confirmed four signings, Dwyane Wade's Miami Heat stay was made official.

Palu, Lealiifano omitted

Australia cut their squad from 40 to 31 ahead of their Rugby Championship meeting with South Africa.

India returning to Australia

India are returning to Australia for eight matches against the hosts in January 2016.

Harris likely to miss first Test

Michael Clarke has all but accepted that Ryan Harris will miss Australia's first Test against England.

TA hits back at Tomic

After Bernard Tomic's extraordinary attack on Tennis Australia, the governing body responded.

Neymar gets four-game ban

Neymar will miss the rest of the Copa America due to suspension in a huge blow to Brazil's chances.

Kerr urges Warriors to stay hungry

Steve Kerr told the Golden State Warriors they must stay hungry and focused after their NBA championship win.

French Open: Serena Williams says her elbow is not 100 percent

Despite a straightforward win at the French Open, Serena Williams said she is not yet at full strength.

Cavs sweep Hawks to reach Finals

LeBron James and his Cleveland Cavaliers are into the NBA Finals for the first time since 2007.

Chelsea's Drogba interested in MLS move

Didier Drogba is interested in a move to MLS after leaving Chelsea.

Confidence the key for Curry

Steph Curry welcomed heckling as he paid tribute to his Golden State Warriors on Saturday.

Irving 'questionable' for Cavs

Kyrie Irving will play for the Cleveland Cavaliers in game three simply if he is fit, according to coach David Blatt.

Magnussen out of world champs

James Magnussen needs surgery on a shoulder injury, which will see him miss the FINA World Championships.

LeBron stars as Cavs take 2-0 lead

LeBron James helped the Cleveland Cavaliers close in on the NBA Finals with a comfortable win on Friday.

Spieth ignores Woods comparisons

American Jordan Spieth has attempted to ignore all comparisons to former world number one Tiger Woods.

Blues recall Pearce for Origin I

As Queensland stuck with their senior stars, New South Wales make changes for State of Origin I.

Review into Hughes death

Cricket Australia announced it was commissioning an independent review into Phillip Hughes' death.

WADA to appeal Essendon decision

The case against Essendon players is set to continue, with WADA deciding to appeal.

Rose's buzzer-beater sinks Cavs

The Chicago Bulls edged the Cleveland Cavaliers to take a 2-1 series lead in the NBA playoffs.

Wittman won't risk Wall

Washington Wizards coach Randy Wittman is unwilling to risk John Wall's future just for the 2015 NBA Playoffs.

Popovic extends Wanderers stay

Western Sydney Wanderers have fought off interest from numerous clubs to re-sign coach Tony Popovic on a three-year deal.

Ricciardo: Red Bull lagging behind Mercedes, Ferrari

After struggling to be competitive early in the Formula One season, it appears little has changed at Red Bull.

McIlroy wins Match Play Championship

After surviving earlier scares, Rory McIlroy took out the WGC-Cadillac Match Play Championship.

NBA: Warriors, Wizards win series openers

The Golden State Warriors and Washington Wizards made winning starts to their respective NBA play-off series on Sunday.

Pacquiao: I thought I won the fight

Floyd Mayweather claimed a unanimous decision win, but Manny Pacquiao felt he had done enough to be declared the victor.

Paul leads Clippers past Spurs

Defending NBA champions the San Antonio Spurs are out of the playoffs after losing to the Los Angeles Clippers.

Federer could face Kyrgios

As Rafael Nadal looks to get back to his best, Roger Federer could meet Nick Kyrgios in the second round in Madrid.

Inglis ready as Kangaroos look to continue dominance

New Zealand have struggled in the ANZAC Test against Australia as they search for just their second win.

Day ready for match-play grind

Jason Day is excited about defending his title at the WGC-Cadillac Match Play Championship.

McIlroy welcomes new format

The new format at the WGC-Cadillac Match Play Championship is a winner with Rory McIlroy.

2016 Melbourne F1 Grand Prix date delayed

A condensed Formula One season in 2016 means the opening race will be in April.

'No interest' in trading Peterson

Running back Adrian Peterson appears set to remain a Minnesota Vikings player.

Jordan banned for 2015 season

Dion Jordan will miss the 2015 NFL season after violating the substance abuse policy.

Bruce: We still need results

More performances like the one against Liverpool are needed for Hull City to avoid relegation, according to Steve Bruce.

Lee receives backdated doping ban

Lee Chong Wei has been banned for eight months by the Badminton World Federation for doping, but is free to resume his career in May.

Carver: Abuse unacceptable

John Carver wants more protection from stewards after describing abuse he suffered from Newcastle United fans.

Chelsea to face Sydney FC in June

For the first time in 50 years, Chelsea will visit Australia for a friendly in June.

Serie A Preview

The race for a top-three finish in the Serie A continues as Roma look for a return to winning ways on Wednesday.

Rodgers: Reds can attract players

Even without UEFA Champions League football, Brendan Rodgers feels Liverpool can bring in good players.

Wild, Canadiens progress

Zach Parise and Devan Dubnyk were the heroes as the Minnesota Wild advanced in the NHL play-offs.

Injured Slater named for Kangaroos

Australia have included four debutants in their squad for the Anzac Test against New Zealand in Brisbane on Friday.

Warriors will get better - Curry

Steph Curry believes the Golden State Warriors will only get better in the NBA play-offs.

Warriors sweep Pelicans

The Golden State Warriors moved into the Western Conference semi-finals as the Milwaukee Bucks stayed alive.

MLS Review

New England Revolution continued their good start to the MLS season, while Houston Dynamo and Sporting Kansas City played out a thriller.

Gasquet set to return

As Nick Kyrgios continues his return from injury, Richard Gasquet returns at the Estoril Open.

Garcia rues sloppy build-up play

After a loss to Inter, Rudi Garcia urged Roma to move on and turn their attentions to a clash against Sassuolo.

France wary of more balanced Brazil

Brazil are a different team under Dunga, according to France pair Geoffrey Kondogbia and Benoit Tremoulinas.

Nadal to play Miami despite injury

Despite an ankle injury, Rafael Nadal is hopeful of performing at the Miami Open.

Oliveira wants Pistorius race

Racing against Oscar Pistorius again would be welcomed by Paralympic gold medallist Alan Oliveira.

Gill: Blatter must go

Sepp Blatter's departure is the only way FIFA will truly change, according to FA vice-chairman David Gill.

Blanc: PSG have moved on

Just days after their loss to Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain proved to coach Laurent Blanc they had moved on.

Muguruza eyes deep run in Morocco

With an eye to the French Open, Garbine Muguruza will play at the Grand Prix de SAR La Princesse Lalla Meryem.

Safarova among Czechs to threaten

Carla Suarez Navarro is the top seed at the Prague Open, but she will have a host of locals to deal with.

Day, Compton lead Zurich Classic

Weather played its part at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans as Jason Day and Erik Compton moved into the lead.

Hazard worth '£100m each leg' - Mou

Eden Hazard's value is "£100m each leg", according to Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho.

Mancini: Shaqiri not going anywhere

Xherdan Shaqiri has been linked with a move away from Inter, but coach Roberto Mancini said the reports were untrue.

Luis Enrique hails Suarez

Luis Enrique was full of praise for Luis Suarez after the Uruguayan led Barcelona to a 2-1 win over Real Madrid on Sunday.

De Villiers: Changes unlikely

Vernon Philander looks set to miss out as South Africa prepare to face New Zealand at the Cricket World Cup.

India, New Zealand to tour Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe will welcome India and New Zealand for tours in 2015.

Brathwaite: We can win second Test

Despite a draw appearing the most likely result, Kraigg Brathwaite feels West Indies can beat England in the second Test.