Rugby League Immortal Andrew Johns and The Sydney Morning Herald’s Andrew Webster have made their top four predictions for the 2021 NRL season. Johns believes the Melbourne Storm will once again be the team to beat with Craig Bellamy’s side looking to achieve back-to-back premierships for the first time in …

Both teams will be seeking consistency when No 11 Tennessee meets Kentucky in Lexington on Saturday night in the first of two meetings between the longtime Sou

A 12.30pm clash with Gippsland Power will be sandwiched between same-day return flights as the Devils look to gauge their growth from last season. "The improvement that they've had is sensational," Northern talent operations manager Nathan Warren said.

The Mariners ended Matchweek 6 on top of the A-League Newcastle Jets host Melbourne City at McDonald Jones Stadium on Sunday afternoon with the visitors bereft of confidence after two losses in Matchweek 6.

St Kilda have handed Mason Wood an AFL lifeline, adding the former North Melbourne forward to their list via the pre-season supplementary selection period.

Left-arm spinner Axar Patel has been ruled out of the first India-England Test in Chennai with a knee injury. A BCCI statement said Patel, who is also handy with the bat down the order, felt "pain in his left knee during Team India's optional training session on Thursday",

Jaylyn Robotham has been announced as Erebus Academy's newest recruit, with the teenager to make his Super2 debut later this month alongside Image Racing. Robotham moves into the Dunlop Super2 Series for 2021,

The son of an Aboriginal mother who was part of the Stolen Generations and a Torres Strait Islander father, Mills is the second Indigenous Australian ever to play in the NBA. The first was the journeyman power forward Nathan Jawai,

Playing to the strengths of talented mare Ingear has been a deliberate strategy by trainer Tony Gollan. Last campaign, Gollan started Ingear four times in races from 1300 metres to a mile and came up empty-handed on each occasion.

West Coast and Fremantle will play an AFLW derby behind closed doors, rounding out the raft of changes to the competition's round two fixture. The Dockers and Eagles were originally due to fly to Adelaide to play the Crows and GWS respectively this weekend but the WA lockdown and various …