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Tomljanović departs Brisbane International as Hijikata advances
Australia's Ajla Tomljanović loses a tense three-set match to world number 20 Karolína Muchová, while Rinky Hijikata is the last remaining local hope in the men's draw.
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Clark denies confrontation with CA boss after interview ban
Stuart Clark opens up on his conversation with Cricket Australia chief Todd Greenberg after his stinging criticism.
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Kyrgios proud but disappointed as reality of his failing body hits home
Nick Kyrgios limped out of the Brisbane International at the first hurdle as the 30-year-old's ailing body lets him down once again.
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Quick hits: England gets full Smith show after catching and review horrors
Steve Smith plays all his greatest hits en-route to a century as England suffers in the field on all fronts. Here are your quick hits from day three.
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Smith treats Sydney to a Smudge Day, in all its weird and wonderful glory
Steve Smith was at his bizarre best on day three in Sydney, grinding England into the dust with his scintillating strokeplay and trademark oddness.
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'It wasn't your fault': Ben Austin's parents' support for other boy involved in cricket tragedy
Ben Austin died in late October after a being struck by a cricket ball. For the first time his parents speak exclusively about the incident and their belief no-one is to blame for the tragic accident.
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Sabalenka dominates, Keys cruises at Brisbane International
Defending Australian Open champion Madison Keys and last year's runner up Aryna Sabalenka both got their Australian summer off to winning starts with straight-sets victories at the Brisbane International.
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Three coaches sacked on NFL's traditional Black Monday
For struggling NFL teams, the end of the regular season triggers an annual exercise in bloodletting known around the league as Black Monday.
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Dragons sign star Rabbitohs forward on massive five-year deal
Dragons supporters will have to wait until 2027 to see Keaon Koloamatangi wearing the Red V, but the club describes his signing as the "biggest" in their recent history.
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Aussie batters heap more pain on tiring England, eyeing final victory at the SCG
Australia leads England by 134 first-innings runs after a dominant day three at the SCG, punctuated by centuries to Travis Head and Steve Smith.